Eileen
Eileen is a T. bridgesii dominant clone, showing green dermis and long spines. Eileen is known to show monstrose growth habits.
Eileen
Photo via: GeeBee
| Species: | T. bridgesii |
|---|---|
| Source: | Ed Stroud - SAB |
| Location: | Australia |
| Date: | N/A |
Origin
An Australian bridgesii Clone. Fairly rot resistant. It was grown and distributed by the late Ed Stroud from SAB. The mother plant was growing in his mothers yard and her name was Eileen. There is some theories that it may be a hybrid, the mother plant was exceptionally thick for a bridge. Whether that was environmental or reflects that it might be hybridised is down to speculation
-B. Allinger
Characteristics
Eileen is known for having bridgesii features such as spine formation as well as being girthy for a bridge.
Eileen is known to go monstrous as well as spineless on mature growth.
