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 No specific cultivation requirements were detailed in the community discussion. As a Trichocereus originating from the Ecuadorian Andes, it should be cultivated using standard practices for the genus: a highly grit-based, well-draining soil mix, regular watering and fertilization during the active spring and summer growing seasons, and dry, cool conditions during winter dormancy to prevent rot and etiolation.
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 ===== Community Discussion & Citations =====
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 | 2022 (approx) | Krüz Kalke | "Note that there are Vilcabamba A and B, and also Vilcabamba 1 and 2. I remembered hearing that two might be the same (maybe B and 2?), but I know almost nothing here. Andreas Michael is the one to ask about 1 and 2. I think Jonathan Esguerra is the one to ask about A and B?" |
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 ===== Contributor Confidence =====
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 | Andreas Michael | 9/10 |
 | Krüz Kalke | 7/10 |
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 ===== Credibility Notes =====
-Andreas Michael is rated highly (9/10) because he provides precise historical provenance (the 1990 collection year, the German grower, and the Ecuadorian origin) and demonstrates direct observational knowledge of the plants' botanical features, including flowers, fruit, and rib structure. Krüz Kalke is rated 7/10 for providing helpful context on the community's naming conventions (A/B vs 1/2) and correctly identifying the primary experts associated with each lineage.
+Andreas Michael is rated highly because he provides precise historical provenance (the 1990 collection year, the German grower, and the Ecuadorian origin) and demonstrates direct observational knowledge of the plants' botanical features, including flowers, fruit, and rib structure. Krüz Kalke is ratedfor providing helpful context on the community's naming conventions (A/B vs 1/2) and correctly identifying the primary experts associated with each lineage.
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