Trichocereus Pachanoi 'San Pedro' Variegata black star Like most cacti

Like most cacti

The stems are covered by overlapping leaves resembling a pine cone or a rattlesnake tail

architectural growth habit - and is basically your classic country & western desert cactus

A few hours of direct sunlight

Trichocereus Pachanoi 'San Pedro' Variegata black star Like most cactiThe San Pedro cactus, or Trichocereus Pachanoi (also Echinopsis Pachanoi), is native to the slopes of the Andean mountains primarily in Peru and Ecuador. In the wild, it is grown for its beautiful emerald green columnar form and fragrant dinner plate sized white flowers. The flowers bloom at night and are pollinated by bats, moths and bees before the flower close in the morning. A very rare mutation of Trichocereus Pachanoi causes it to grow partially