Trichocereus strigosus

Cactacea with a typical columnar habit, which in the wild can reach considerable heights. It tends to develop in groups of several stems or, sometimes, to branch out at the base. Each stem, of a pretty bright light green, has shallow longitudinal ribs, completely hidden by long, thin and straight thorns that take on the most disparate directions. From white and perfectly rounded areoles branch off very long whitish radial spines which envelop the stem, and clear central thorns that protrude outwards for several centimeters. Overall, the appearance that appears is that of clusters of long straight thorns, which give the plant an extremely wild and almost fearful appearance, ideal for giving a desert charm to your environments!