WS04 "Hamsa" is likely a Trichocereus Chalaensis cross, with very pronounced and furrowed notches, large white and fluffy areoles and medium spines that range red to brown and can sometimes get rather long, and usually angled upward . It was grown from seed, with lost tag genetics, originally sourced from a farmer in the Eugene Oregon area.
It grows most often with 6-7 ribs (fewer than most Chalaensis) and an angled almost muscular look and deep green skin.. Its got a deep beautiful stare to it, with large beautiful areoles and ia beautiful solid presence. It's large eyes, and sturdy stance remind me of a particular ancient symbol of protection, so I call it "Hamsa"
Plants are hard grown outdoors completely organically in the Pacific Northwest. Minor defects, and scars may be present. Cutting is approximately 10" long, and will be cut upon ordering, needing a week or 2 before shipment to callous.
