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clones:a:addington [2026/07/03 00:44] – gate contributor confidence to trusted groups (@trusted_grower/@admin) clonebotclones:a:addington [2026/07/03 03:36] (current) – gate discussion/citations/confidence/credibility sections to trusted groups clonebot
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 "Addington" is a robust grower well-suited to the temperate maritime climate of Christchurch. It flowers reliably once established, making it a popular choice for regional hybridization efforts. Monstrose growth forms observed on the mother plant may not remain stable when propagated, often reverting to standard columnar growth. Standard Trichocereus cultivation practices apply: utilize a highly porous, mineral-gritty soil mix, provide deep watering during the active summer growing season, and ensure dry conditions during winter dormancy. "Addington" is a robust grower well-suited to the temperate maritime climate of Christchurch. It flowers reliably once established, making it a popular choice for regional hybridization efforts. Monstrose growth forms observed on the mother plant may not remain stable when propagated, often reverting to standard columnar growth. Standard Trichocereus cultivation practices apply: utilize a highly porous, mineral-gritty soil mix, provide deep watering during the active summer growing season, and ensure dry conditions during winter dormancy.
  
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 ===== Community Discussion & Citations ===== ===== Community Discussion & Citations =====
 //Analysis of the discussion reveals ongoing efforts to clarify whether "Addington" represents a single clone or a mix of closely related seedlings planted together in the original Christchurch stand. Breeders in New Zealand have successfully integrated this clone into various hybrid crosses due to its consistent flowering habits.// //Analysis of the discussion reveals ongoing efforts to clarify whether "Addington" represents a single clone or a mix of closely related seedlings planted together in the original Christchurch stand. Breeders in New Zealand have successfully integrated this clone into various hybrid crosses due to its consistent flowering habits.//
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 | 2026-05 (approx) | Māris Dainis | "I got a branch of this from Graeme Wilson when it was cut (I'm in the same city). It's been flowering for the past few years and I've made dozens of crosses with it." | | 2026-05 (approx) | Māris Dainis | "I got a branch of this from Graeme Wilson when it was cut (I'm in the same city). It's been flowering for the past few years and I've made dozens of crosses with it." |
  
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 | Graeme Wilson | 8/10 | | Graeme Wilson | 8/10 |
 | Māris Dainis | 7/10 | | Māris Dainis | 7/10 |
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 * **Graeme Wilson** (Score 8): Provided direct historical context from his meeting with the original owner, distributed the cuttings, and maintains first-hand observations of the mother plant's growth habits and regrowth. * **Graeme Wilson** (Score 8): Provided direct historical context from his meeting with the original owner, distributed the cuttings, and maintains first-hand observations of the mother plant's growth habits and regrowth.
 * **Māris Dainis** (Score 7): An active local cultivator and breeder who acquired verified material directly from Graeme Wilson and has documented its flowering and breeding behavior over multiple seasons. * **Māris Dainis** (Score 7): An active local cultivator and breeder who acquired verified material directly from Graeme Wilson and has documented its flowering and breeding behavior over multiple seasons.
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