Kimnach
B · reasonably documentedDocumentation grade: BOrigin is known and broadly agreed among growers, but some details are unverified or second-hand.
name drift high · name is ambiguousName drift risk: highThis name is actively contested or applied to several different plants. Verify against the identification notes rather than trusting the label.
Cajamarca-Namora road, Peru
IDENTIFICATION
Long spines for a pachanoi; matures dark green, thick, very notchy
ORIGIN
Collected on the Cajamarca–Namora road, Cajamarca, Peru; introduced 1984
NOTES
Myron Kimnach, then director of Huntington Botanical Gardens, who introduced a great many Trichocereus accessions Species as recorded: *T. pachanoi*, though long-spined enough that some call it a short-spine peruvianus. Type as recorded: Clone.
NAME DRIFT
No specific drift recorded.
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RECORD
Year
1984
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