Echinopsis cv. Peach Monarch (hybrid)

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May 12, 2022 razvanphoto 0 Comments
  • Name: Echinopsis cv. Peach Monarch (hybrid)
  • Equivalent names: Echinobivia ‘Peach Monarch’, Echinopsis ‘Red Paramount’ , Echinopsis hybrid Johnson/Paramount
  • Origin: Nursery produced cultivar, introduced by Harry Johnson as ‘Paramount hybrid’. It is a hybrid combining Echinopsis with Lobivia.
  • Cultivation: winter – dry, over −4 °C (24.8 °F), summer – avoid over-watering, dry before watering again, good drainage soil, sun
  • Personal experience: I had no problems with it and during the early summer its flowers are amazing. The bloom is during the night.
  • Resources: The Enciclopedia of Cacti
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  • Echinopsis cv. Peach Monarch (hybrid)

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