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Went Cacti shopping at wal-mart! *DELETED*
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Re: Went Cacti shopping at wal-mart! [Re: Alias-L]
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Those are very pretty! Welcome!

The Grandiflorus may not be active but it is definitely a very nice cactus. I really like their flowers.

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Re: Went Cacti shopping at wal-mart! [Re: Alias-L]
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Yeah I think it just hasn't been properly studied

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Trichocereus grandiflorus

Though T. grandiflorus is not known as a traditional hallucinogen, this short columnar species has gained interest due to Shulgin's unpublished chemical analysis, which indicated the presence of N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT), the powerful hallucinogenic drug contained in numerous plants known for their historical use throughout South America.
Upon the reanalysis of T. grandiflorus Shulgin was unable to confirm the presence of DMT and had some concern as to whether or not the same plant material was used for the confirmation. Shulgin's belief was that he used the red-flowering variety originally and the yellow-flowering variety afterwards, but there had also been concern about the use of contaminated laboratory equipment.

Contemporary human bioassay has strongly suggested the presence of mescaline, at least in the white-flowered variety.


Several flower colors exist, including white, yellow, and red. The white-flowered species is nocturnal-blooming and is known as Trichocereus grandiflorus, while the red-flowered day-bloomer is better known as Helianthocereus grandiflorus. Both are in their own distinct taxa, but are closely related. A yellow-flowered day-blooming variety is also known to exist, but it may simply be an "affinity" species that may not in fact be T.grandiflorus. The red- and white-flowering T. lobivioides "grandiflorus" appear to be synonymous with H. grandiflorus and T. grandiflorus respectively. Claritive identification of the variations and their proper taxon classification is necessary.

Often this species is referred to as Lobivia. Of the very few Helianthocereus and Lobivia species tested for alkaloids, none have been found to contain mescaline.


While the cactus does appear to considered active and has been tested some it appears that the presence of mescaline has yet to be varifeid, But, being a trichocerues species, the potental for it being active is there, so perhaps we or someone should test this cactus, it seems it may contain DMT although this doesn't seem to be varified either.

While it does appear the white flowering variety contains mescaline and the red flowering variety contains DMT, it appears the yellow flowering variety is inactive or has yet to be tested.

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I don't ingest cacti,but I remember seeing that information back some time ago.

Many people have bought that same cactus thinking it was active,so i thought I'd post that for you:cool:

If anything,that would be one to collect,just for it's striking blooms:yesnod:

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