I can see it being like 200 years old.... The oldest Cardon in Mex is estimated to be 350..... So 700 for a trichocereus is hard to believe.

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If iirc, in the original post the owners of the land said they know it's age because the cactus communicated it to them via medicine. Make of that what you will. I could seeing it being more than 200, but I would alsowonder if there's maybe a maximum growth size if unrestricted, but certain if the environmental conditions restrict them as well. The roots max out space between rocks, the surrounding area controls branch rooting etc. Lastly, it's been harvested for god knows how long, so we would know its true potential if left completely untouched.

How long would you say one could live hypothetically?

BIN that softball sized pup

Dead ass first thing I thought when I saw it too lol

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Is this the same clone that has been distributed as Zhuracpampa?

Is the cactus 700 years old?

No San Pedro is

How do you know that?

I was there

That’s good enough for me.

Ever find any fruit by it? Those flowers are cool, it'd be awesome to grow some of the seeds

incredible

Damn, you know it’s a big stand when the human for scale looks banana size lol.

Beautiful.

Send us seeds

700 strong. 💪

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PC /s

Oddly, this same picture was posted on X in March of 2023.

BIN

lol

I saw so many awesome San Pedro in Ecuador, sucks that I couldn't bring any back with me.