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 southcoastgold
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 San Pedro ID (with hi res pics) 
#4323581 - 06/22/05 04:03 AM (12 years, 3 days ago) |
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Hi everyone,
Is this T. pachanoi I have right here?
Thanks
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darkice
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Congratulations, this definitely looks like pachanoi. Although it is very green.
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southcoastgold
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Re: San Pedro ID (with hi res pics) [Re: darkice]
#4323718 - 06/22/05 05:37 AM (12 years, 3 days ago) |
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Thanks.
It's a fair bit darker and has a blue tinge in natural light. I think it's just the flash that made it unusually green.
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jben
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GOOD WORK! it is a san pedro. however, darkice, mine grow that dark green, means its very healthy, and happy.
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southcoastgold
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Re: San Pedro ID (with hi res pics) [Re: jben]
#4323978 - 06/22/05 10:17 AM (12 years, 3 days ago) |
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This certainly is good news then. It means I have an almost unlimited supply. Well, maybe not unlimited but sustainable nonetheless. Thanks
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OrangeVWCamper
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Confirmed T. pachanoi.
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drugsaregood
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Re: San Pedro ID (with hi res pics) [Re: OrangeVWCamper]
#4333523 - 06/24/05 08:23 PM (12 years, 18 hours ago) |
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I have a San Pedro and a Peruvian Torch that are growing nicely in this hot weather lately. I'm wondering if they just grow straight or do they ever branch? I'd like to see some arms start off of these things, anything I can do to make it branch? mostly so I can start another cactus and eat the rest without losing my decor 
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Psiloman
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Re: San Pedro ID (with hi res pics) [Re: drugsaregood]
#4333595 - 06/24/05 08:46 PM (12 years, 18 hours ago) |
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Quote:
I'd like to see some arms start off of these things, anything I can do to make it branch?
And here we need miss Biology!
The reason a plant wont exhibit lateral growth is the apical dominance of the apical meristem,that is the top part of your cactus that gives cactus its height.By damaging it lateral growth will appear...Have you noticed that if one plants a midstem cutting it pups but not grow in height?
Another idea ,that doesnt require damaging the apical meristem is applying cytokinins such as zeatine or benzylaminopurine.
Here are two posts of interest :
http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat...mp;Main=2951114
http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat...rue#Post4167592
And ean extra one of how to increase alkaloids if you choose to walk this path :
http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat...rue#Post4199391
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Re: San Pedro ID (with hi res pics) [Re: southcoastgold]
#4333641 - 06/24/05 09:03 PM (12 years, 17 hours ago) |
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I might as well post in here so there isn't another ID thread. I have one definite T. pachanoi, and another cutting that was sent to me as a pachanoi. The cutting's ribs are very angular, the spines are odd, and the areoles aren't fuzzy at all. I know that Pedros can have a lot of variations in the spines, so I'm just trying to confirm that the cutting is a Pedro.
And the confirmed:
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Re: San Pedro ID (with hi res pics) [Re: Letto]
#4333702 - 06/24/05 09:29 PM (12 years, 17 hours ago) |
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^^^looks like one of mine
I have a PhD, I took Bio 1001, I know nothing. Thanks for all the stuff to READ, now that sobriety is out the window
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Re: San Pedro ID (with hi res pics) [Re: drugsaregood]
#4333723 - 06/24/05 09:36 PM (12 years, 17 hours ago) |
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"6-Benzylaminopurine (BAP or BA for short) is a cytokinin that stimulates branching in many plants. I normally use it in tissue culture media but i recently read something about stuff called 'keiki paste'. It's a paste that orchid growers use to stimulate the formation of keiki's (new plantlets). It would supposedly contain cytokinin.
So i made a paste of lanolin (sheep wool grease) and BAP. The lanolin was melted in a water bath and the BAP was added and mixed in. Final concentration was 1% w/w
With a toothpick a bit of the paste was smeared onto the areoles of some cacti and the results were stunning."
Or coconut milk? If these things weren't cacti, my green thumb would have killed them by now. About all I understand is the smear areoles with toothpick
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Re: San Pedro ID (with hi res pics) [Re: drugsaregood]
#4335251 - 06/25/05 08:53 AM (12 years, 6 hours ago) |
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Yes you got half of it 
New cactus branches start from areoles,that means the place where spines come from.What you need to do its apply any cytokinin at areoles,and you need it to stay there in order to act hence the lanonin which is of a "gooey" consistency!
You could buy some coconut milk,make its consistency thicker than it is so it stays where you put it and apply it on areoles near the base.Its not that difficult ,you just have to experiment to see what floats your boat better!
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