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CosmicAdventurer
Dr Getafix?


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San Pedro identification?
#18946328 - 10/07/13 07:16 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Hi yall, just got this and was wondering if I could get an ID . Sorry bout the low qual pic's but if you need more I can snap a few more. Cheerz in advance.

Edited by CosmicAdventurer (10/07/13 07:23 PM)
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modern.shaman
San Mescalito




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Myrtillocactus geometrizans
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CosmicAdventurer
Dr Getafix?


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Oh well, another one to add to a cacti collection of non actives I have. Geez im having trouble finding ANY Trichocereus cacti in my area. I was hoping this was one but oh well, the hunt continues. cheerz for the ID.
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ferrel_human
stone eater



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Loc: Texas
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modern.shaman said: Myrtillocactus geometrizans
-------------------- Nature is my church and walking through it is gospel. It tells no lies and reveals all to those who look, and listen, closely. -Karode
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nicechrisman
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You can order them over the internet in many parts of the world.
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intelligentlife
Noaidi



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It's indeed blue myrtle cactus, not san pedro.. They are similar cause of small spines, blue myrtle are good cactus to use as grafting stock.
You will see diffence when you see san pedro(or similar trichocereus) with your own eyes.
If you want san pedro, lots of internet sites offer them, for example shroomery sponsors. Also if you are in states, you can find trichocereus nurseries easily from internet. I don't know am I allowed to say all nurseries but shroomery sponsors for example cactusplaza and azarius sell san pedro cactus and they are good plants, good shops. They are both from netherlands, europe.. Azarius is smarthshop and sell their plants for ingestion but cactusplaza doesn't sell their plants for ingestion and they don't give advice for ingesting cacti. Azarius(smartshop) give also dosage information when they sell for example san pedro.
States have in the market lots of san pedro plants sold in many nurseries and many countries or just nurseries specialized mostly to trichocereus species cactus plants. Also private persons from many auction sites are good place to try find san pedro plants.
Edited by intelligentlife (10/08/13 06:53 AM)
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Kannon5
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Registered: 05/06/14
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Hello all, Same question as all the others around here, a friend gave me this clipping. I know it's not San P. because the lobes are too deep and its spiky, anyone know it?
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intelligentlife
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Re: San Pedro identification? [Re: Kannon5]
#19949783 - 05/06/14 02:52 PM (9 years, 9 months ago) |
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Kannon5 said: Hello all, Same question as all the others around here, a friend gave me this clipping. I know it's not San P. because the lobes are too deep and its spiky, anyone know it?

Doesn't seem it's a trichocereus cactus.
San pedro or other trichs are more "fat" as appearance.
I am not sure but that is cactus plant produce edible fruits. Don't know much of Cereus except I have one monstrose form of Cereus about one foot tall.
Edited by intelligentlife (05/06/14 02:53 PM)
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