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| ===== Description ===== | ===== Description ===== |
| Specific botanical details for the "Chris01" clone—such as rib count, spine length, spine coloration, and exact epidermal glaucousness—are not detailed in the available community records. As a clone associated with Pacific Cactus, it is understood to be a *Trichocereus* cultivar, but further morphological documentation is required to establish its precise physical characteristics. | Specific botanical details for the "Chris01" clone—such as rib count, spine length, spine coloration, and exact epidermal glaucousness—are not detailed in the available community records. As a clone associated with Pacific Cactus, it is understood to be a //Trichocereus// cultivar, but further morphological documentation is required to establish its precise physical characteristics. |
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| ===== History & Origin ===== | ===== History & Origin ===== |
| The "Chris01" clone originated as a seed-grown plant acquired by Pacific Cactus. The original source of the plant was an individual known as "Chris the banana man," who distributed plants via Craigslist in Sacramento, California. | The "Chris01" clone originated as a seed-grown plant acquired by Pacific Cactus. The original source of the plant was an individual known as "Chris the banana man," who distributed plants via Craigslist in Sacramento, California. |
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| ===== Cultivation Notes ===== | ===== Cultivation Notes ===== |
| No specific cultivation requirements have been recorded for this clone. Standard *Trichocereus* cultivation practices should be applied: utilize a highly gritty, well-draining soil mix, water deeply only when the substrate has dried completely, and provide ample airflow alongside bright, filtered sunlight to partial direct sun to prevent etiolation. | No specific cultivation requirements have been recorded for this clone. Standard //Trichocereus// cultivation practices should be applied: utilize a highly gritty, well-draining soil mix, water deeply only when the substrate has dried completely, and provide ample airflow alongside bright, filtered sunlight to partial direct sun to prevent etiolation. |
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