CCVP x Ferah

Collector's Corner Variegated Peru (CCVP).

Here's what we know about it: Collector's Corner: This likely refers to a specific nursery or collector, possibly in Australia, from where this variegated Peruvian Torch originated or was popularized. Variegated Peru: This indicates that this cultivar of Echinopsis peruviana exhibits variegation, meaning it has different colored zones in its flesh or epidermis, often appearing as stripes or patches of yellow, white, or lighter green alongside the typical blue-green.

Appearance: From discussions and photos online (like the Reddit thread you might have been thinking of), CCVP is noted for its beautiful variegation, sometimes with a "bleeding" effect where the colors blend. It can also develop a glaucous (powdery blue) coating. 

Ferah- Ferah is a pure Scopulicola clone sourced from the two Australian cactus collectors Ferah & Gulen, from which the clone gets its name. The clone has been spread through the US primarily by The Cactus Jones, and is highly sought after by collectors looking to make hybrids.

It is a very sought after clone of Scopulicola that is rare. This is a Pricocereus hybrid that OCC is growing. "cv. Ferah Scopulicola" refers to a specific cultivated variety of the Trichocereus Scopulicola cactus. It's widely regarded as an exceptional Trichocereus Scopulicola clone, with some even calling it the "greatest Scopulicola on Earth". 
Here's a breakdown of what makes it stand out:

Distinctive Appearance: Trichocereus Scopulicola generally grows as a columnar cactus with few to no spines. However, "Ferah" is specifically mentioned as being a gorgeous, near-spineless clone. One Reddit user noted that their specimen, sourced from "Ferah herself," was more spiny and less notchy than expected, suggesting some variation within the cultivar or among individuals.

Highly Sought After: "Ferah" is a popular and frequently requested clone, indicating its desirability among cactus enthusiasts.

Australian Origin: It's noted that "Ferah" Scopulicola comes straight from Australia.

Propagation: The clone is propagated through cuttings. Growers ensure cuttings are well-callused before shipping to prevent fungal rot.

Cactus Jones refers to it as having a "Kingstock" Designation: Sometimes, "Ferah" is designated as "Kingstock", signifying its premium quality and high regard in the cactus community. 

In essence, "cv. Ferah Scopulicola" is a prized, near-spineless cultivar of Trichocereus  Scopulicola, recognized for its aesthetic appeal and originating from Australia.