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Named horticultural hybrids

Echinopsis Schick hybrids

An unusually clear example of documented selection and accession records.

Echinopsis 'Schick hybrids' — photo 1 of 3
Photo: Terry Lucas — CC BY 3.0 · via Wikimedia Commons
Named horticultural hybridsSource review · 8 September 2026
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Three numbers, three jobs

The Huntington explains its ISI introduction numbers, HBG accession numbers and Schick cross-plus-clone numbers. “77-4,” for example, identifies an individual selected from cross 77; it is not a species name.

The Huntington · Schick hybrid records ↗

Keep the selected clone attached to its record

A flower that resembles a catalogue photograph is not sufficient authentication. Record the supplier and vegetative chain; keep seed-grown descendants under their own identities.

The Huntington · Schick hybrid records ↗

Use the garden’s observations in context

Published Huntington cultivation notes reflect its collection and conditions. Use them as a starting reference, then adjust for your light, season, pot and drying rate.