Living Stone’s new seed harvest! This year was spectacular for crossing Living Stone genetics! ‘Blue Juul’s Giant’ pachanoi happened to flower this June so I pollinated it with some Scop x VRG pollen I saved from a month before. It took about 2 months for the fruit to ripen up enough to harvest the seeds. After cleaning the fruit of all the seeds, I happened to taste the flesh of the fruit and it tasted amazing! Like super sweet pitaya mixed with coconut!
Mother: BJG is a pachanoi that originates from the long time cactus & succulent grower, Cactus Ron in North County San Diego, CA. It attains a beautiful blue glaucous, much bluer than most pachanoi. This leads us to believe it’s Ecuador based. Ron hadn’t had this one flower since he’s grown it in his nursery for 20+ years so it’s a huge, rare surprise that it flowered at Living Stone Gardens. The name arose from a friend of Ron’s awhile ago who mentioned that it looks like a blue ‘Juul’s Giant’ so he started calling it that.
Father: Scop x VRG is a very interesting flowering hybrid. The father, Trichocereus scopulicola, is a tall, green, fat, and spineless rare species that originates in Bolivia. These two parents resulted in a fascinating plant that’s flowers are red and orange with salmon undertones. It is truly a unique flower and will naturally pass on to this genetic lineage.
-Harvested here in Socal, zone 10a
-Netting was used to cover the flower once pollinated to prevent open pollination
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