Since I learned about them last year I knew echinopsis and tricho interbreed so it shouldn’t really that big of an issue calling them what they are. I love these walk arounds tho
Great video. I read recently that the plant nerds have concluded that more than likely, Trichos will be known solely as Trichos again. Something happened in their research that told them to drop the Echinopsis term!
@@sunshinevalley0 I didn't save the article. It was a post I ran across while searching Trichocereus in the browser. I'm sure you can find similar information with a simple search.
For those who call Trichocereus, “echinopsis”… what would be considered a scientifically correct Trichocereus that wouldn’t be under the umbrella of echinopsis?
Here 4 the knowledge mate, keep the yarns goin , they are great
Your stuff's just looking better and better man
Since I learned about them last year I knew echinopsis and tricho interbreed so it shouldn’t really that big of an issue calling them what they are. I love these walk arounds tho
Great video. I read recently that the plant nerds have concluded that more than likely, Trichos will be known solely as Trichos again. Something happened in their research that told them to drop the Echinopsis term!
Share your resource ?
@@sunshinevalley0 I didn't save the article. It was a post I ran across while searching Trichocereus in the browser. I'm sure you can find similar information with a simple search.
@@drew1637 thank you yeah I’m gonna get at that later
For those who call Trichocereus, “echinopsis”… what would be considered a scientifically correct Trichocereus that wouldn’t be under the umbrella of echinopsis?
Well they removed the name trichocereus. I don't think anything is under it anymore.
Cactus
What's the cactus in the initial shot? I have the same and would love to ID
Pretty sure echinopsis oxygona maybe hybrid of it really not well versed in those species.