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sharp spines (glochids) and occasional long
Joseph’s Coat Prickly Pear
and coloration may vary
Despite its nickname
Trichocereus Bridgesii 'Monstrose' sharp spines (glochids) and occasionalCommon Names: Penis Cactus, Monstrose Bolivian Torch, Mutant Bolivian Torch Appearance A rare, mutated form of Trichocereus bridgesii, featuring irregular, twisting, and knobby growth patterns. Stems are blue green with clusters of short, sharp spines. Can grow up to 10+ feet (3+ meters) tall in the ground but remains smaller in pots. Care & Growing Conditions Light: Prefers full sun to partial shade; bright light encourages healthy growth. Soil: Well