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 Like most robust Trichocereus species, 'Sun Goddess' thrives in a well-draining mineral soil mix. It benefits from full sun exposure, which promotes strong spine development and regular flowering, though it appreciates light afternoon shade in extremely hot climates. Water deeply only when the substrate has dried out completely, and suspend watering during the cold winter dormancy. Due to its vigorous root system and rapid growth rate, it is highly valued within the community as a reliable grafting stock.
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 ===== Community Discussion & Citations =====
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 | 2023 (approx) | Nolan Bishop | "I think arbicola is the mother since that's the only note they had on the cv leads me to believe the fruit which bore the seeds that are sun goddess was the noted arbicola" |
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 ===== Contributor Confidence =====
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 | Jeremy Mercado | 10/10 |
 | Nolan Bishop | 7/10 |
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 ===== Credibility Notes =====
-Lawrence Smith and Jeremy Mercado are recognized community experts (assigned 10/10 per the expert override rule), and their morphological assessment linking the clone to T. candicans is highly regarded. Nolan Bishop provides valuable, detailed insights derived from records obtained from Bob Baker, offering a plausible genetic lineage (T. arboricola x T. purpureopilosus) that aligns with the plant's unique floral and vegetative characteristics.
+Lawrence Smith and Jeremy Mercado are recognized community experts (assignedper the expert override rule), and their morphological assessment linking the clone to T. candicans is highly regarded. Nolan Bishop provides valuable, detailed insights derived from records obtained from Bob Baker, offering a plausible genetic lineage (T. arboricola x T. purpureopilosus) that aligns with the plant's unique floral and vegetative characteristics.
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