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clones:f:firmament [2026/07/03 00:45] – gate contributor confidence to trusted groups (@trusted_grower/@admin) clonebotclones:f:firmament [2026/07/03 03:37] (current) – gate discussion/citations/confidence/credibility sections to trusted groups clonebot
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   * **Exposure:** Bright, filtered light to full sun, with acclimation to prevent sunburn in intense Australian summer conditions.   * **Exposure:** Bright, filtered light to full sun, with acclimation to prevent sunburn in intense Australian summer conditions.
  
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 ===== Community Discussion & Citations ===== ===== Community Discussion & Citations =====
 The community discussion primarily focused on identifying the specimen and distinguishing it from established monstrose cultivars. Neil Gibson initially suggested a resemblance to the monstrose "Clone C" *bridgesii*. However, this was refuted by Kary Peterson, who pointed out that "Clone C" is a rare Sacred Succulents release and does not match the morphology of the plant in question. Joshua Tyquiengco suggested the plant might be a "Melted Chalae" (*Trichocereus chalensis*), a possibility acknowledged by the grower. The community discussion primarily focused on identifying the specimen and distinguishing it from established monstrose cultivars. Neil Gibson initially suggested a resemblance to the monstrose "Clone C" *bridgesii*. However, this was refuted by Kary Peterson, who pointed out that "Clone C" is a rare Sacred Succulents release and does not match the morphology of the plant in question. Joshua Tyquiengco suggested the plant might be a "Melted Chalae" (*Trichocereus chalensis*), a possibility acknowledged by the grower.
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 | 2023 (approx) | Kary Peterson | "Clone C is from Sacred Succulents It's not offered very often Yours is a beautiful plant but not clone C from my experience" | | 2023 (approx) | Kary Peterson | "Clone C is from Sacred Succulents It's not offered very often Yours is a beautiful plant but not clone C from my experience" |
  
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 ===== Contributor Confidence ===== ===== Contributor Confidence =====
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 | Kary Peterson | 7/10 | | Kary Peterson | 7/10 |
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 ===== Credibility Notes ===== ===== Credibility Notes =====
-Kary Peterson was assigned a high confidence score (7/10) due to their specific, accurate historical knowledge regarding the origin of "Clone C" (Sacred Succulents) and their ability to clearly differentiate it from the subject plant, correcting prior community speculation. Other participants provided speculative IDs or general queries and were rated lower.+Kary Peterson was assigned a high confidence score due to their specific, accurate historical knowledge regarding the origin of "Clone C" (Sacred Succulents) and their ability to clearly differentiate it from the subject plant, correcting prior community speculation. Other participants provided speculative IDs or general queries and were rated lower. 
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