stagger said:

@Bigworm, im not sure if that was asked directly to me, I've been keeping up with this one but just let the original marker fadeaway.  I was much more anal about keeping things in order when started. 

icaros was the collecter/vendor of the wild collected Peruvianus seeds.  I dont have the best knowledge on this either but someone here would....i think there could be slight variations between ribs and spines with these but are mainly noted for the blueness?... sorry if that doesnt help much, hoping to see more pics though....was hoping Hobbitt started a wave!!!

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Generic said:

I have an opportunity to graft peyotl onto these san pedro.  Because one is flowering, I'm going to leave that one alone for the time being, i think.  There are plenty of peyotl pups, though.

That leaves the pot on the right, which has 7 columns. 

Should i graft 7 peyotl onto this plant?  should they all be at the same height?  (how far up from the trunk?) Or should i leave room for growth/variance?  It would nice to keep the height of this plant down by grafting them all and not allowing upward columnar growth, i'm thinking.


should i graft some onto the flowering cactus too?  maybe just on the non-flowering branches?  or should I wait until it's done. 

I will be rooting most of the cuttings I cut, but for the ones that might be consumed, do i treat it differently than the ones callusing over to be rooted?  I read that alkaloid content goes up with drying, so would it be worth it to callus over then dry completely sliced in a dehydrator?  or just let it age a little bit before making a brew?  I'm considering making a tincture, but i've never prepared cactus before, or even had a significant dose.  would tea be the best way to experience it?

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also, i've wanted to get that one on the right into a bigger pot for a while...  i think it's not doing as well as the other one because it's in a smaller pot... would it be good to up-pot it at the same time?  or would that be too stressful for it?

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