Peyote cacti

[bigred420]

has anybody had anyluck with growing these, I plan on planting a few seeds in a pot and seeing how they grow, I love mescaline, its the longest lasting psycodellic ive ever had. Anybody have any luck or any tips on growing them.

[scoobydooby67]

got a decade on your hands huh?

they dont take much caring for at all.

if inside, just water and place in direct sunlight,

if outside, dont run over it with your truck and itll be ok.

[greenmeany]

yeah man its gunna take awhile haha. dont plan on harvesting while your young

[bigred420]

well damn, I was under the impression that they are a seasonal type plant, I guess I will load up on them. I know a site that sells ones that are already 6inches tall to 3 inches tall, maby ill opt that one. fuck me a decade really?

[trogdor4564]

About 2 years from seed i beleive. My g/f just bought some from a site from canada and they are basically easy to grow. Not much watering or caring for, Just waiting.

[cantharis]

Originally Posted by scoobydooby67

got a decade on your hands huh?

scoobydoo, I presume that is another of your fictional opinions, it is certainly incorrect.

I grow peyote from seed to a flowering adult in 2 years.




One of my pots of peyote.

[bigred420]

will regular planting soil do, or do I need deserty almost beach sand, I realise that peyote is a totally different specimen, its cactus and not a weed. What kind of soil do I need?

[cantharis]

Peyote do not like anything to do with peat, and prefer an alkaline compost. I make up my own mix. 3 measures of loam, 4 of coarse grit, 2 limestone (or crushed eggshell) 1 garden compost.
Those bags labelled cactus mix invariably contain some peat and are no good for peyote.

[bigred420]

Originally Posted by cantharis

Peyote do not like anythng to do with peat, and prefer an alkaline compost. I make up my own mix. 3 measures of loam, 4 of coarse grit, 2 limestone (or crushed eggshell) 1 garden compost.
Those bags labelled cactus mix invariably contain some peat and are no good for peyote.

your a saint, two years isn't bad at all. I love mescaline and it doesn't take alot of the cacti to get you to trip. Amazing plant. I think I ate less than ab 8th in my last mescaline trip and it lasted 10 hrs and I ended up writing a poem that shocks me to this day whenever I read it that I could right something like that.

thanks for the help, ill go down to the local plant shop and ask for this stuff when I end up buying the cacti seeds.

[Jstromz]

Where can u order these seeds i would love to try this alsooo

[cantharis]

I think the seeds are hard to come by in the Land of the Not So Free, cos Dubya and his cronies insist this beautiful, endangered species must be illegal. Nurseries in the UK are sometimes reluctant to post seed and plants to the US, can´t think of any good reason why. I always have Lophophora williamsii seed to spare, it is perfectly legal here, PM me if you want some, we will do a deal. I have sent lots to growers in the US and some in the EU (it is even illegal in France and some other EU countries).

This year I may even have a yearling or two to spare.

[bigred420]

http://www.shamanic-extracts.com/xca...ote-seeds.html
http://www.tokacola.com/cannabis-see...eed/index.html
http://www.sjamaan.com/en/1300_Peyot..._Cuttings.html

are a few that I have seen just from googling it, I don't know if they ship to the US, but I have another one that is from inside the US that is a Peyote Conservationist. He sells the excess cacti that he has no room for in his atrium, and they are already grown.

[greenmeany]

doesnt it grow in deserts tho? wouldnt it be tough for it to grow in say new england? or any other cooler climate?

[bigred420]

Originally Posted by greenmeany

doesnt it grow in deserts tho? wouldnt it be tough for it to grow in say new england? or any other cooler climate?

as long as you bring it inside during the cooler months and put it under a window seal it should be good.

[cantharis]

Originally Posted by greenmeany

doesnt it grow in deserts tho? wouldnt it be tough for it to grow in say new england? or any other cooler climate?

Yes it does, it is not tolerant of frosts. Mine grows outside but it is frost free on my roof.