Totem pole cacti

A slow growing, but undemanding ornamental pole-shaped cactus, Totem Pole Cactus aka lophocereus schottii obesa (or monstrose) form is much sought after by collectors. It has irregularly-shaped green stems with odd-shaped tubercules and few areoles. Individual stems branch mostly at the base, but occasionally branch higher along the mostly vertical stems as well. With age the surface develops a silvery sheen. Mature stems reach 6 inches in diameter. #SerraGardens_succulents…

Totem Poles

Pachycereus schottii forma montrosus (Totem Pole Cactus) | Zona Gardens

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Height: 8 – 10 feet Width: 3 – 6 feet Bloom color: n/a Flowering season: n/a USDA minimum zone: 9 Cold hardiness: 25° F

he Totem Pole cactus sets itself apart from the common cacti by its spineless, smooth and tall physique. Though slow growing, Lophocereus Schotti can grow huge and live for many years. This rare cactus is native to the Baja California Peninsula and thrives in full sun in its original home. If growing it indoors, place it in a south-facing window for maximum bright sunlight all day long.

Totem Pole cacti

Totem Pole Cactus

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Lophocereus Schottii - Totem Pole

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The totem pole cactus (Pachycereus schottii var. monstrosus) also known as the monstrous whisker cactus is a slow-growing cactus native to the desert regions of mainland Mexico, Sonora, and the Baja California peninsula of Mexico where they tend to grow in colonies on rocky hillsides. It is a spineless variant of the senita cactus (pachycereus...

This is the tale of two cacti, the Senita (also known as the Old Man Cactus) and the Totem Pole cactus. You see both around town. They are intimately related and share the same scientific name, but look very different from each other. The Senita looks very similar to the Organ Pipe cactus, but the...

The totem pole cactus (Pachycereus Schottii Monstrosus) is native to Mexico where it thrives in dry, sunny conditions. This unique cactus grows from a short trunk that branches into many columnar stems.

Explore the pace of this unique cactus's growth, from slow and steady to surprising spurts. Learn about the factors that influence its growth, such as sunlight and care. Elevate your plant knowledge and plan for the perfect pace for your Totem Pole Cactus - let's watch it reach new heights! IG Photo by: naturebeautytexture