Cereus stenogonus
A tree-forming columnar cactus up to about 8 m from the Chaco and neighbouring dry forests of Bolivia, Paraguay, northern Argentina and western Brazil. It wants full sun, summer warmth with ample water, and a drier, cooler winter rest.
Where it grows wild
Grows in rocky places on sandy and clay soils in Chaco thorn forest and woodland, often alongside Stetsonia coryne and Harrisia bonplandii.
Records from 48 to about 1,490 m, median 450 m; most of the range is lowland Chaco.
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