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--- clones:l:lupita_mt06 [2026/07/03 00:45] – gate contributor confidence to trusted groups (@trusted_grower/@admin) clonebot
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 This clone is described as "sturdy as hell," indicating a strong resistance to environmental stressors. It performs well when allowed to grow out fully to achieve its maximum stem width of 13 cm. Standard Trichocereus cultivation practices apply: utilize a highly gritty, well-draining soil mix, provide deep watering during the active growing season only after the substrate has completely dried, and ensure ample direct sunlight to maintain its dense spination and robust girth.
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 ===== Community Discussion & Citations =====
 The community discussion centers on verifying the provenance of the clone and sharing historical context regarding the mother plant. While some initial skepticism was raised regarding the reliability of online database listings, direct communication with the collector "MT" confirmed the legitimacy of the clone's designation. Furthermore, firsthand accounts from early collectors established the precise location and physical characteristics of the mother plant in Peru.
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 | 2023 (approx) | Andreas Michael | "I grow a clone, which I got 5 years back. I let it grow out." |
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 ===== Contributor Confidence =====
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 | Christofer Dahlby | 9/10 |
 | Andreas Michael | 8/10 |
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 ===== Credibility Notes =====
-* **Christofer Dahlby (9/10)**: Highly credible due to providing specific, firsthand historical details, precise geographical context (Huaraz, Peru, 2013), the origin story of the name "Lupita", and detailed botanical measurements of the original cutting.
+* **Christofer Dahlby**: Highly credible due to providing specific, firsthand historical details, precise geographical context (Huaraz, Peru, 2013), the origin story of the name "Lupita", and detailed botanical measurements of the original cutting.
-* **Andreas Michael (8/10)**: Highly credible as they verified the clone's data directly with the source ("MT") and has firsthand cultivation experience with the clone dating back to approximately 2018.
+* **Andreas Michael**: Highly credible as they verified the clone's data directly with the source ("MT") and has firsthand cultivation experience with the clone dating back to approximately 2018.
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