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| ====== El Willow ====== | ====== El Willow ====== |
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| For optimal growth, follow standard Trichocereus pachanoi cultivation guidelines: provide a highly gritty, well-draining soil mix, water deeply only when the soil has dried out completely during the active growing season, and expose to strong sunlight to encourage maximum girth and spine development. | For optimal growth, follow standard Trichocereus pachanoi cultivation guidelines: provide a highly gritty, well-draining soil mix, water deeply only when the soil has dried out completely during the active growing season, and expose to strong sunlight to encourage maximum girth and spine development. |
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| ===== Community Discussion & Citations ===== | ===== Community Discussion & Citations ===== |
| //The community discussion focuses on the impressive girth of the "Martin" sibling clones, with growers sharing measurements of 49 cm and 52 cm. The dialogue clarifies that the "Martin" line consists of multiple seed-grown sibling clones (A, B, C, and D) rather than a single clone, explaining the morphological differences observed in different growing conditions. Additionally, there is playful banter regarding the mislabeling of Knize genetics.// | //The community discussion focuses on the impressive girth of the "Martin" sibling clones, with growers sharing measurements of 49 cm and 52 cm. The dialogue clarifies that the "Martin" line consists of multiple seed-grown sibling clones (A, B, C, and D) rather than a single clone, explaining the morphological differences observed in different growing conditions. Additionally, there is playful banter regarding the mislabeling of Knize genetics.// |
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| ^ Date ^ Speaker ^ Confidence Score ^ Key Insight/Quote ^ | ^ Date ^ Speaker ^ Key Insight/Quote ^ |
| | 2022 (approx) | Jesse Ames | 7 | "Martin Walker interesting to hear that there where clones A B C and D, so these where growing from different seeds where siblings? This is the first I've heard of this, I've heard that this clone looks vere different in different climates but I reckon that probably comes from people having different 'Martin' clones eg comparing clone A to clone C" | | | 2022 (approx) | Jesse Ames | "Martin Walker interesting to hear that there where clones A B C and D, so these where growing from different seeds where siblings? This is the first I've heard of this, I've heard that this clone looks vere different in different climates but I reckon that probably comes from people having different 'Martin' clones eg comparing clone A to clone C" | |
| | 2022 (approx) | Martin Walker | 8 | "I measured a fattie at 49cms yesterday so Jesse's one at 52cms is still the WRS!" | | | 2022 (approx) | Martin Walker | "I measured a fattie at 49cms yesterday so Jesse's one at 52cms is still the WRS!" | |
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| | ===== Contributor Confidence ===== |
| | //Visible to trusted reviewers only.// |
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| | ^ Contributor ^ Confidence ^ |
| | | Jesse Ames | 7/10 | |
| | | Martin Walker | 8/10 | |
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| ===== Credibility Notes ===== | ===== Credibility Notes ===== |
| Martin Walker is rated 8/10 as he is a primary source of the clone's history, explaining the sibling seed origin of the Martin clones and providing direct measurements. Jesse Ames is rated 7/10 for providing specific measurement data (52 cm) and detailing how climate affects the growth morphology of these clones. | Martin Walker is ratedas he is a primary source of the clone's history, explaining the sibling seed origin of the Martin clones and providing direct measurements. Jesse Ames is ratedfor providing specific measurement data (52 cm) and detailing how climate affects the growth morphology of these clones. |
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