Trichocereus candicans f. variegated

This cylindrical cactus expands by branching. Its light green stem has numerous tuberculate ribs and becomes almost yellow with prolonged exposure to the sun. The appearance becomes much more attractive with the addition of yellow variegations in the points of the epidermis where there is a lack of chlorophyll. These spots/shades will never be identical in different plants, making each one unique. From the woolly white areolas radial and central spines emerge: the first are thin and yellowish, while the central ones are robust, longer and brown with dark tips. Its delicate funnel-shaped flowers bloom at night along the stems; the petals have a whitish shade of yellow at the center.