Trichocereus pasacana 'variegata'

Origin
The Trichocereus pasacana 'variegata', better known as Senielo, is a cactus species originally from the north of Argentina and Bolivia. In these dry and warm conditions, this cactus species has evolved to survive. The plant grows there at altitudes varying between 1200 and 3500 meters.

Characteristics
The Trichocereus pasacana 'variegata' is a slow-growing cactus that can reach up to 10 meters high under ideal conditions. This cactus has a distinctive light green to white colour with a fleshy, prickly appearance. The cactus blooms with large, white flowers that are only open at night. These flowers are so large and noticeable that they are often used in floral arranging.

Care
Although the Trichocereus pasacana 'variegata' is a robust cactus, this plant requires specific conditions to stay healthy. This cactus needs full sun and well-draining soil to prevent the roots from rotting. Although the cactus can withstand drought, it does need water, especially during the growing period. Overall, this cactus is an easy plant to care for, provided it is placed in the right conditions.