Glorp
Also sold as
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Documentation score A. Traceable to a named person or record.
Documentation score B. Reasonably supported, with gaps.
Documentation score C. A single unverified mention. Treat with caution.
Name collision. Plants are sold under this name that may be a different clone. Compare:
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Name drift risk: low.
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Species group
Clone type
Grower
Region
Tucson, AZ
Origin person
James Peterson
Place
Tucson, AZ
Year
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Name drift risk
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Story
Discovered by James Peterson in Tucson. Jeremy (@Prickocereus) got his original as a ~5-inch tip directly from Peterson and grafted it onto a Sun Goddess (Altman's); after about two years on graft it was described as roughly papaya-sized. There is a distinct cespitose form of Glorp that pups profusely, and the clone reportedly crests for some growers as it gains height.
Video references
YouTube origin explanation — 13:06
YouTube origin explanation — 15:17
Origin
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Lineage
Cross as recorded
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Parents
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Used as a parent of
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Identification
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Notes
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Alkaloid claims
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Photographs
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