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It appeared to be a wild plant but was found out of the typical range for T pach
published in Trout's Notes
The real deal
The purpose of this write up is to clarify any confusion regarding the origins of TJG and to shed light on the lesser known part of the clone's history
This is probably the most glaucous (blue-grey) peru in the Mallacht’s Plants garden
TPQC (T peru Quasi Cristata) (10-11" Tip Cutting) trichocereus It appeared to be aTPQC is the industry famous clone used by the SAB member (and Trichocereus mutant breeder) known as Nitrogen to make seed that had much higher tendencies towards mutations. As the story goes, the mother plant suffered snail damage causing it to go crested, and after that it would put on both crested growth and normal columnar growth. I have personally never had it grow a crest but I have heard of it doing it. Regardless a great clone and surely a