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Trichocereus bridgesii ‘Eileen’ (cactus)
$33.00
Description
Trichocereus bridgesii is a South American columnar cactus species from Bolivia. Also called Echinopsis lageniformis due to a taxonomy change. An upright species to 6 metres tall, large nocturnal white flowers.
‘Eileen’ is an Australian named clone with a very powerful growth habit and good disease resistance. Beautiful blue glaucous colour with a generally light spination, though it can become heavy in certain situations.
Care and Cultivation of Trichocereus bridgesii ‘Eileen’
Eileen likes a rich sandy potting mix, well drained and aerated. Apply fertiliser in spring and throughout the year, less to zero in winter/cold periods. Trichocereus species can be watered most of the year in all climates. Cold and drought hardy, frost tolerant.
1 cactus cutting (~100-120mm tip or mid cut depending on availability) or choose other options
9 reviews for Trichocereus bridgesii ‘Eileen’ (cactus)
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Alexandra W –
Beautiful cactus. She started pupping only six months after I planted her (as a cutting) and is a fast grower, having grown over 10cm so far (in 7 months).
William D –
fast Delivery and Healthy plant pleasure doing business.
Jesse F –
Great plant condition, top service and advice, no need to wait weeks like other online nurseries.
corey b –
Great service, fast postage, very highly recommend this site, quality all round, a pleasure to do business with, thankyou 🙂
Aaron C –
Awesome plant can’t wait until it grows bigger
james –
Cutting arrived after just a few days in perfect health as always.
The only site i ever use for my cactus collection.
max.s –
Just put my cutting in soil. It got delivered the next day after I ordered. Top looking cactus cuttings all round.
pythonmodz –
Beautiful specimen. Delivered in perfect health. Always a pleasure to deal with 🙂
Reece W –
Bought a 150mm cutting 2/6/2020, at the same time I received 3 X 40cm cuttings of an unidentified columnar cactus from a friend. 4 months later (after winter) Eileen sprouted some seriously thick and healthy roots. 1 week after sprouting her roots, I have noticed a pup start to form. The cuttings from my friend have yet to root.
The reason I mention this, is it speaks to the strong growth genetics of Eileen. I’m so happy I just bought another 2 cuttings.