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| clones:c:call_del_sol [2026/09/08 04:25] – Published from draft (cloned backlog; trusted-only sections gated) clonebot | clones:c:call_del_sol [2026/09/09 02:30] (current) – automated formatting cleanup: markdown italics -> dokuwiki: 'Trichocereus'; markdown italics -> dokuwiki: 'Trichocereus' formatbot |
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| ===== Description ===== | ===== Description ===== |
| "Callé del Sol" (frequently written as "Calle del sol") is an obscure cultivar within the *Trichocereus* genus. Due to its extreme rarity in cultivation and the lack of widespread photographic documentation, a formal botanical description of its rib count, spine morphology (such as length, color, and radial/central arrangement), areole density, and glaucous epidermis color is currently unavailable. It is assumed to share the typical columnar, arborescent growth habit of related pachanoid or peruvianoid phenotypes. | "Callé del Sol" (frequently written as "Calle del sol") is an obscure cultivar within the //Trichocereus// genus. Due to its extreme rarity in cultivation and the lack of widespread photographic documentation, a formal botanical description of its rib count, spine morphology (such as length, color, and radial/central arrangement), areole density, and glaucous epidermis color is currently unavailable. It is assumed to share the typical columnar, arborescent growth habit of related pachanoid or peruvianoid phenotypes. |
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| ===== History & Origin ===== | ===== History & Origin ===== |
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| The clone remains one of the most elusive in the modern *Trichocereus* collecting community. In a 2024 discussion, enthusiasts noted that searching for the clone online yields virtually no results, even when queried alongside Tanner Shackleford's name. This suggests that the clone has been kept in very few private collections and has not undergone widespread commercial propagation. | The clone remains one of the most elusive in the modern //Trichocereus// collecting community. In a 2024 discussion, enthusiasts noted that searching for the clone online yields virtually no results, even when queried alongside Tanner Shackleford's name. This suggests that the clone has been kept in very few private collections and has not undergone widespread commercial propagation. |
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