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Weberbauerocereus
This was named after a German botanist, August Weberbauer, who lived between 1871-1948. He studied cacti from Peruvian Andes & those from this genus come from there.
They grow to 6' in height, 6" wide & branch but the temperature shouldn't drop below 5 degrees centrigrade.
Sadly I'm unaware of its species name.
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