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Description
Also known as the “Penis Cactus” for its unmistakably quirky form, Trichocereus bridgesii 'Monstrosa' is a cult favourite among collectors. This mutant form grows in lumpy, irregular columns with a surreal, sculptural presence that never fails to turn heads. Fast-growing and easy to care for, it’s both hilarious and fascinating—a must-have for any serious (or not-so-serious) cactus enthusiast.
🌵 Bizarre, Sculptural Growth: Grows in twisted, irregular columns with a delightfully odd appearance.
😄 Cult Collector Favourite: Known for its humorous nickname and unique aesthetic appeal.
☀️ Sun-Loving & Hardy: Thrives in bright light with minimal maintenance—perfect for arid gardens or standout pots.
📏 Approx. 10-12+cm | 🪴 In 100mm pots | 🚚 Shipped with loved & care
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