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| No specific cultivation requirements were detailed in the community discussion. Standard care for glaucous *Trichocereus peruvianus* applies: provide a highly gritty, well-draining soil mix, water deeply only when the substrate is completely dry, and place in a position with bright, indirect light or filtered morning sun to preserve the blue waxy bloom (cuticular wax) of the epidermis. | No specific cultivation requirements were detailed in the community discussion. Standard care for glaucous *Trichocereus peruvianus* applies: provide a highly gritty, well-draining soil mix, water deeply only when the substrate is completely dry, and place in a position with bright, indirect light or filtered morning sun to preserve the blue waxy bloom (cuticular wax) of the epidermis. | ||
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| ===== Community Discussion & Citations ===== | ===== Community Discussion & Citations ===== | ||
| The community discussion clarifies the meaning of the acronym and provides insight into who named the selection. While some collectors treat it as a distinct clone, it is widely recognized as a general identifier for blue Peruvian columnar cacti sourced from The Succulent Source. Some community members raised questions regarding potential overlaps with other historical clones or distributions (such as those associated with Al Marks or the "504 boys" | The community discussion clarifies the meaning of the acronym and provides insight into who named the selection. While some collectors treat it as a distinct clone, it is widely recognized as a general identifier for blue Peruvian columnar cacti sourced from The Succulent Source. Some community members raised questions regarding potential overlaps with other historical clones or distributions (such as those associated with Al Marks or the "504 boys" | ||
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| | 2026 (approx) | David Gonzalez | "I did get mine directly from Josh N. who was the person who named it." | | | 2026 (approx) | David Gonzalez | "I did get mine directly from Josh N. who was the person who named it." | | ||
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| ===== Contributor Confidence ===== | ===== Contributor Confidence ===== | ||
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| | Na Te | 8/10 | | | Na Te | 8/10 | | ||
| | David Gonzalez | 7/10 | | | David Gonzalez | 7/10 | | ||
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| ===== Credibility Notes ===== | ===== Credibility Notes ===== | ||
| Na Te provided the standard, widely accepted definition of the acronym within the Trichocereus community. David Gonzalez provided direct provenance information regarding the origin of his specimen and identified the individual responsible for naming the selection. Other participants in the discussion, such as Shannon Edwards and Les Moore, offered speculative queries or secondary references and were rated lower. | Na Te provided the standard, widely accepted definition of the acronym within the Trichocereus community. David Gonzalez provided direct provenance information regarding the origin of his specimen and identified the individual responsible for naming the selection. Other participants in the discussion, such as Shannon Edwards and Les Moore, offered speculative queries or secondary references and were rated lower. | ||
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