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--- clones:l:lfm [2026/07/03 00:44] – gate contributor confidence to trusted groups (@trusted_grower/@admin) clonebot
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 In breeding programs, growers have reported significant difficulties when attempting to cross-pollinate LFM with the Ogun clone, with multiple attempts resulting in failed pollination despite both clones flowering simultaneously and accepting other pollen. This has led to speculation regarding their genetic relationship, though morphological differences in color and shape suggest they are distinct.
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 ===== Community Discussion & Citations =====
 //Analysis of the discussion reveals a debate regarding whether LFM and Ogun are the same clone due to breeding incompatibility. However, morphological observations of epidermis color and growth shape suggest they are distinct plants.//
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 | 2025 (approx) | Tom Roney | "In my garden Lfm is a lighter shade of green than ogun/lmp, also seems a slightly different shape" |
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 ===== Contributor Confidence =====
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 | Dan Wynd | 7/10 |
 | Tom Roney | 7/10 |
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 ===== Credibility Notes =====
-* **Mex Inka** (8/10): Rated highly for providing clear, historically consistent etymological facts regarding the "Lima Flower Market" origin and distinguishing it from other regional clones.
+* **Mex Inka**: Rated highly for providing clear, historically consistent etymological facts regarding the "Lima Flower Market" origin and distinguishing it from other regional clones.
-* **Dan Wynd** (7/10): Rated highly for providing specific, first-hand breeding observations regarding compatibility and flowering synchronization, though the conclusion of clonal identity remains speculative.
+* **Dan Wynd**: Rated highly for providing specific, first-hand breeding observations regarding compatibility and flowering synchronization, though the conclusion of clonal identity remains speculative.
-* **Tom Roney** (7/10): Rated highly for providing direct, comparative morphological observations of the clone's epidermis color and shape under identical garden conditions.
+* **Tom Roney**: Rated highly for providing direct, comparative morphological observations of the clone's epidermis color and shape under identical garden conditions.
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