KellyFW said:Possibly Echinopsis pachanoi or closely related species. Not native to Nicaragua but since it is growing in town it may have been planted as an ornamental.
I think allot of information online about Nicaragua is wrong, if you go to the beaches and cliffs on the coast here in Nicaragua there are cactus that looks very similar to this growing everywhere in the wild, maybe one cactus every ten or fifteen square feet. In one spot, you may be able to see 20 or 30 of the same single column cactus growing scattered throughout the foliage and trees. Those cactus near the beaches look almost exactly like this except smaller and with just the height of a few feet. Specifically you see the cactus grow in the wild in the cliff areas on the pacific coast in Nicaragua
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