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NZ Pach Dalton
Description
“NZ Pach Dalton” is a New Zealand *Trichocereus pachanoi* clone characterized by its short spines. As a typical pachanoid, it exhibits a green epidermis with standard rib structures typical of the species, though specific rib counts and glaucousness are not heavily documented in the brief community record.
History & Origin
This clone originates from Dalton Street (Dalton St.) in New Zealand. The mother plant is under the care of Ross Gurau, who has propagated the clone and distributed open-pollinated or hybridized seeds from the mother plant to the community.
Cultivation Notes
Standard *Trichocereus pachanoi* cultivation rules apply. The clone is known to produce viable seed, with growers noting successful germination tests. It thrives in well-draining soil mixes with regular watering and feeding during the active summer growing season.
Community Discussion & Citations
The clone's origin was clarified in an online discussion where grower Ross Gurau confirmed its source location and primary physical trait. He also noted that he performs germination tests on seeds harvested from the mother plant before distributing them.
| Date | Speaker | Key Insight/Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 (approx) | Ross Gurau | “Nz pach has short spines plant came from Dalton St.” |
Credibility Notes
Ross Gurau is rated highly (9/10) as he stewards the mother plant of this clone, conducts germination tests on its seeds, and is a well-known figure in the New Zealand Trichocereus community.
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