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| No specific cultivation notes for the 'Con' clone were detailed in the discussion. Standard *Trichocereus* cultivation practices apply: grow in a highly gritty, well-draining soil mix (typically 50-70% inorganic material like pumice or perlite). Water deeply during the active growing season (spring through autumn), allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Provide bright, filtered light or full sun, though acclimation is necessary to prevent sunburn. Protect from prolonged frost and excessive winter moisture, as *T. bridgesii* can be sensitive to humidity-related black spots. | No specific cultivation notes for the 'Con' clone were detailed in the discussion. Standard *Trichocereus* cultivation practices apply: grow in a highly gritty, well-draining soil mix (typically 50-70% inorganic material like pumice or perlite). Water deeply during the active growing season (spring through autumn), allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Provide bright, filtered light or full sun, though acclimation is necessary to prevent sunburn. Protect from prolonged frost and excessive winter moisture, as *T. bridgesii* can be sensitive to humidity-related black spots. |
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| ===== Community Discussion & Citations ===== | ===== Community Discussion & Citations ===== |
| //Analysis of the discussion.// | //Analysis of the discussion.// |
| The community discussion confirms the status of 'Con' as a staple Australian clone associated with Shaman Australis Botanicals (SAB). Janet Paulin provides the primary historical context, attributing its naming to Torsten of SAB. Peter Nehen points to @aussiefatplants on Instagram as a potential source for more information on the clone. Other parts of the discussion drift into unrelated topics, such as the 'Skinny' clone (associated with TST/SAB forums) and the 'TNT' clone (clarified to be distinct from 'Torres & Torres'). | The community discussion confirms the status of 'Con' as a staple Australian clone associated with Shaman Australis Botanicals (SAB). Janet Paulin provides the primary historical context, attributing its naming to Torsten of SAB. Peter Nehen points to @aussiefatplants on Instagram as a potential source for more information on the clone. Other parts of the discussion drift into unrelated topics, such as the 'Skinny' clone (associated with TST/SAB forums) and the 'TNT' clone (clarified to be distinct from 'Torres & Torres'). |
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| ^ Date ^ Speaker ^ Confidence Score ^ Key Insight/Quote ^ | ^ Date ^ Speaker ^ Key Insight/Quote ^ |
| | 2024 (approx) | Janet Paulin | 8 | "Con is a SAB clone. It was likely purchased by SAB from a local grower who grew it from seed and named by Torsten (owner of SAB) and the rest is history. It's a unique bridge hence it's a staple in collections." | | | 2024 (approx) | Janet Paulin | "Con is a SAB clone. It was likely purchased by SAB from a local grower who grew it from seed and named by Torsten (owner of SAB) and the rest is history. It's a unique bridge hence it's a staple in collections." | |
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| | ===== Contributor Confidence ===== |
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| | ^ Contributor ^ Confidence ^ |
| | | Janet Paulin | 8/10 | |
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| ===== Credibility Notes ===== | ===== Credibility Notes ===== |
| Janet Paulin was assigned a high confidence score (8/10) due to providing specific, historically consistent details regarding the clone's origin, including its connection to Shaman Australis Botanicals (SAB), its propagation from seed by a local grower, and its naming by SAB founder Torsten. This aligns with documented history of Australian Trichocereus clones. Other participants provided lower-confidence referrals or discussed unrelated clones, such as TNT or Skinny. | Janet Paulin was assigned a high confidence score due to providing specific, historically consistent details regarding the clone's origin, including its connection to Shaman Australis Botanicals (SAB), its propagation from seed by a local grower, and its naming by SAB founder Torsten. This aligns with documented history of Australian Trichocereus clones. Other participants provided lower-confidence referrals or discussed unrelated clones, such as TNT or Skinny. |
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