Trichocereus spachianus - Trichocereus

• Family: Cactaceae
• Pot diameter: 5.5 cm
• Light: Very bright spot to full sun, with gradual acclimation
• Watering: Sparse, only when the substrate is completely dry, very limited in winter
• Substrate: Very well-draining, mineral cactus mix with plenty of inorganic material
• Spines: Yellowish to golden/yellow-brown spines in bright areoles
• Flowers: Large white, nocturnal flowers on mature and well-lit plants
• Growth: Upright, cylindrical growth, often clustered from the base as it matures
• Toxicity: Non-toxic, but spines may cause injury — caution with children and pets

The Trichocereus spachianus, known as the Golden Torch cactus, is a cactus with a clean vertical line and golden areoles that provides an impressive appearance. It mainly blooms at night with large white flowers on mature plants and requires very bright locations for its development.

It is recommended for use on bright windowsills or in protected outdoor areas.