Badassii – Trichocereus Clone [San Pedro Cactus Wiki]

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====== Badassii ======
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===== Description =====
"Badassii" is described as a Trichocereus hybrid with strong //Trichocereus peruvianus// characteristics (often referred to as having "peru vibes"). It exhibits monstrose growth tendencies and is distinguished by its unique, sometimes curly spines arising from its areoles. The rib count, spine length, and specific epidermis color are not explicitly documented in the discussion, though it displays typical peruvianus traits.

===== History & Origin =====
The clone was originally cultivated by a grower supplying the Dutch smartshop Zamnesia. It was initially distributed under the name "Zamnesiana" at a very low price point. The clone was later renamed (associated with the names "Badassii" and "Zamnesia") and marketed at a significantly higher price, reportedly marked up tenfold.

===== Cultivation Notes =====
No specific cultivation details were provided in the community discussion. As a //Trichocereus peruvianus// hybrid, it generally thrives in well-draining mineral soil, requiring deep watering during the active growing season with dry periods in between, and prefers partial to full sunlight.

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===== Community Discussion & Citations =====
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^ Date ^ Speaker ^ Key Insight/Quote ^
| 2025 (approx) | Planet Rick | "Was a was a very cheap clone sold with other name by a dealer of a famous Dutch smartshop, then changed name and made price x10." |
| 2025 (approx) | Christian Gullaci | "Hybrid Peruvianus with monstrose traits and curly spines. Still quite cheap, original name is Zamnesiana" |
| 2025 (approx) | Dave Arnold | "Christian Gullaci so is Zamnesia the same as Zamnesiana?" |
| 2025 (approx) | Christian Gullaci | "original name was Zamnesiana, few years ago dunno if there is a clone named Zamnesia, but you could id easily, peru vibes with strange sometimes curly spines" |
| 2025 (approx) | Planet Rick | "yes. And was first cultivated by a man dealing to zamnesia. Originary was very cheap before they changed name and proposed on Zamnesia smartshop." |

===== Contributor Confidence =====

^ Speaker ^ Confidence ^
| Planet Rick | 8/10 |
| Christian Gullaci | 7/10 |
| Dave Arnold | 7/10 |

===== Credibility Notes =====
Planet Rick is rated 8/10 due to his high global reputation (8.0) and detailed, consistent information regarding the clone's origin and commercial history. Christian Gullaci is rated 7/10 for providing specific botanical descriptions (monstrose traits, curly spines) and identifying the original name "Zamnesiana," which aligns with Planet Rick's account. Dave Arnold is rated 7/10 based on his global reputation, though his contribution is limited to a clarifying question.
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