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 * **Propagation:** "Pepa Blue" is reported to be a prolific producer of basal pups, readily offsetting from the base of the plant. * **Propagation:** "Pepa Blue" is reported to be a prolific producer of basal pups, readily offsetting from the base of the plant.
  
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 ===== Community Discussion & Citations ===== ===== Community Discussion & Citations =====
 The history of "Pepa Blue" was largely reconstructed through local inquiries in Spain, with community members tracing the lineage back to the original growers in Murcia. Cultivators have also shared observations regarding its growth habits in comparison to other standard Trichocereus species. The history of "Pepa Blue" was largely reconstructed through local inquiries in Spain, with community members tracing the lineage back to the original growers in Murcia. Cultivators have also shared observations regarding its growth habits in comparison to other standard Trichocereus species.
  
-^ Date ^ Speaker ^ Confidence Score ^ Key Insight/Quote ^ +^ Date ^ Speaker ^ Key Insight/Quote ^ 
-| 2024 (approx) | Ricardo Ros | 9 | "The original one was in the rural area of Casillas, Murcia, Spain, in the backyard of Juan aka El Druida. About 30 years ago he gave 2 cuttings to 2 brothers who planted them in their property near Zarandona. Tricholand got one of them and named it Pepa Blue, the other one is still there, at those brothers home, middle way between Murcia city and Monteagudo." | +| 2024 (approx) | Ricardo Ros | "The original one was in the rural area of Casillas, Murcia, Spain, in the backyard of Juan aka El Druida. About 30 years ago he gave 2 cuttings to 2 brothers who planted them in their property near Zarandona. Tricholand got one of them and named it Pepa Blue, the other one is still there, at those brothers home, middle way between Murcia city and Monteagudo." | 
-| 2024 (approx) | Planet Rick | 7 | ""Pepa" means PE.ruvianus x PA.chanoi, both first letters of each because the clone was identified as an hybrid. Pepa Blue easily produces new pups on base." | +| 2024 (approx) | Planet Rick | ""Pepa" means PE.ruvianus x PA.chanoi, both first letters of each because the clone was identified as an hybrid. Pepa Blue easily produces new pups on base." | 
-| 2024 (approx) | Stefan Wanner | 7 | "It is a very slim phenotype that doesnt get wider than Bridgesii in my garden." |+| 2024 (approx) | Stefan Wanner | "It is a very slim phenotype that doesnt get wider than Bridgesii in my garden." | 
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 +===== Contributor Confidence ===== 
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 +^ Contributor ^ Confidence ^ 
 +| Ricardo Ros | 9/10 | 
 +| Planet Rick | 7/10 | 
 +| Stefan Wanner | 7/10 | 
  
 ===== Credibility Notes ===== ===== Credibility Notes =====
-Ricardo Ros is rated 9/10 as he conducted the primary local investigation in Murcia, providing specific names, geographical locations, and historical timelines. Planet Rick (7/10) provided valuable context on the etymology and distribution, explicitly citing Ros as the primary source for the historical data. Stefan Wanner (7/10) provided reliable, direct morphological observations from his own collection.+Ricardo Ros is ratedas he conducted the primary local investigation in Murcia, providing specific names, geographical locations, and historical timelines. Planet Rick provided valuable context on the etymology and distribution, explicitly citing Ros as the primary source for the historical data. Stefan Wanner provided reliable, direct morphological observations from his own collection. 
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