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clones:c:chan_chan [2026/09/27 17:51] – [Chan Chan] hamasudaclones:c:chan_chan [2026/09/28 02:30] (current) – automated formatting cleanup: markdown italics -> dokuwiki: 'Trichocereus pachanoi'; markdown italics -> dokuwiki: 'T. pachanoi'; markdown italics -> dokuwiki: 'T. pachanoi'; markdown italics -> dokuwiki: 'Tric formatbot
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 ====== Chan Chan ====== ====== Chan Chan ======
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 ===== Description ===== ===== Description =====
-"Chan Chan" is a clone associated with the Karel Knize collection number KK339, which is classified as a *Trichocereus pachanoi*. The provided community discussion does not contain specific morphological details regarding rib count, spine length, spine color, or epidermis color. Historically, KK339 is associated with Ecuadorian *T. pachanoi* phenotypes, but physical characteristics can vary due to the nature of Knize's seed distribution.+"Chan Chan" is a clone associated with the Karel Knize collection number KK339, which is classified as a //Trichocereus pachanoi//. The provided community discussion does not contain specific morphological details regarding rib count, spine length, spine color, or epidermis color. Historically, KK339 is associated with Ecuadorian //T. pachanoi// phenotypes, but physical characteristics can vary due to the nature of Knize's seed distribution.
  
 ===== History & Origin ===== ===== History & Origin =====
-The clone originates from Chan Chan, Ecuador, and was originally collected and distributed by the Czech plant collector Karel Knize under the designation KK339. +The clone originates from Chan Chan, Ecuador, and was originally collected and distributed by the Czech plant collector Karel Knize under the designation KK339.
  
-There is significant community discussion regarding the origin and consistency of this clone. Rather than representing a single vegetative clone, Knize's collection numbers often referred to broad geographic collection areas or seed lots. Consequently, plants grown from KK339 seed may exhibit significant phenotypic variation, and some seeds distributed under this number have reportedly produced plants inconsistent with the *T. pachanoi* description.+There is significant community discussion regarding the origin and consistency of this clone. Rather than representing a single vegetative clone, Knize's collection numbers often referred to broad geographic collection areas or seed lots. Consequently, plants grown from KK339 seed may exhibit significant phenotypic variation, and some seeds distributed under this number have reportedly produced plants inconsistent with the //T. pachanoi// description.
  
 ===== Cultivation Notes ===== ===== Cultivation Notes =====
-No specific cultivation requirements for "Chan Chan" were detailed in the discussion. Standard cultivation practices for Ecuadorian *Trichocereus pachanoi* are recommended:+No specific cultivation requirements for "Chan Chan" were detailed in the discussion. Standard cultivation practices for Ecuadorian //Trichocereus pachanoi// are recommended:
 * **Substrate:** Use a highly porous, well-draining soil mix (typically 50% organic matter and 50% inorganic grit such as pumice, perlite, or gravel). * **Substrate:** Use a highly porous, well-draining soil mix (typically 50% organic matter and 50% inorganic grit such as pumice, perlite, or gravel).
 * **Watering:** Water deeply during the active growing season (spring through autumn), allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Suspend watering during winter dormancy. * **Watering:** Water deeply during the active growing season (spring through autumn), allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Suspend watering during winter dormancy.
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 ===== Community Discussion & Citations ===== ===== Community Discussion & Citations =====
-The community discussion focuses heavily on the historical context and reliability of Karel Knize's seed distributions. While some growers report successfully raising true-to-type *T. pachanoi* from KK339 seeds, others caution that Knize's numbering system is notoriously inconsistent. The consensus is that KK numbers represent general collection regions or order lots rather than distinct clonal lineages, leading to frequent mislabeling and variation in commercial stock.+The community discussion focuses heavily on the historical context and reliability of Karel Knize's seed distributions. While some growers report successfully raising true-to-type //T. pachanoi// from KK339 seeds, others caution that Knize's numbering system is notoriously inconsistent. The consensus is that KK numbers represent general collection regions or order lots rather than distinct clonal lineages, leading to frequent mislabeling and variation in commercial stock.
  
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 The high-confidence ratings (7 and 8) were assigned to Will Tomlinson, Krüz Kalke, Byron Fan, and J Fred Muggs because their insights align with well-documented historical consensus regarding Karel Knize's distribution methods. Their explanations of how KK numbers function as regional or lot identifiers rather than specific clonal designations reflect a deep, accurate understanding of Trichocereus taxonomy and collection history. The high-confidence ratings (7 and 8) were assigned to Will Tomlinson, Krüz Kalke, Byron Fan, and J Fred Muggs because their insights align with well-documented historical consensus regarding Karel Knize's distribution methods. Their explanations of how KK numbers function as regional or lot identifiers rather than specific clonal designations reflect a deep, accurate understanding of Trichocereus taxonomy and collection history.
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