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My huge San Pedro
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Been growing this for less than a year. Look at the bottle for scale--it measures about three feet from the top of the pebbles up. More stem under the surface. Circumference measures ~12-13 inches at the base; hard to say for sure because of all the spines! The flesh has a bluish matte over deep green. The growing spines at the top are transparent and red.

I got this beauty at bouncingbear, and it has grown at least a foot in less than a year. That is, I bought a two-foot cutting and this is what it looks like today. I wanted to just cook and eat it immediately, but I had to plant it; now it has gotten so magnificent i can't bring myself to butcher it.

Recently, I received a rooted cutting in a grab-bag order of SPs. It looks pretty straggly, but I have it in good soil and after all, mine are good hands. Here's hoping it pulls through and flourishes.  :grin:

H_O


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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: Harmonic_Order]
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I really need to start growing one...I mean, it's a cactus, I bet yo udon't have to do much for it. My apartment doesn't get much sun though...


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Acid doesn't give you truths; it builds machines that push the envelope of perception. Whatever revelations came to me then have dissolved like skywriting. All I really know is that those few years saddled me with a faith in the redemptive potential of the imagination which, however flat, stale and unprofitable the world seems to me now, I cannot for the life of me shake.

-Erik Davis

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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: Harmonic_Order]
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... I've never seen a san pedro that had spines as long as that. Are you SURE it's a pedro?


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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: Harmonic_Order]
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that looks like peruvians, the spines being long like that.  I am growing six san pedros that I've picked up over the years (just picked up four 2-footers last week for 18 bucks!) and none of them have long spines like that.

Growing cactii is fun isn't it? :smile:


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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: Noviseer]
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peruvianus has often more shorter spines. but this varies from where the cactus was collected.

Edited by shriek (03/01/06 10:48 AM)

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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: shriek]
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It's San Pedro; I trust that vendor, he's always done right by me.

OMR, you do need bright sunlight or a pretty scorching grow lamp. However, it is fun to grow them. When I meditated regularly I (may have imagined I) could hear him breathing: thin little whisps of pore-breath. Also, I sometimes have "visitations" where I (may wishfully imagine I) have mescaline dreams: huge, gnarled, multicolored monster-vignette dreams with music. And I haven't eaten him yet... in a pseudo-shaman belief system you could call that entering the cactus, or the spirit of the cactus entering you.

H_O


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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: Harmonic_Order]
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Heavy.


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Acid doesn't give you truths; it builds machines that push the envelope of perception. Whatever revelations came to me then have dissolved like skywriting. All I really know is that those few years saddled me with a faith in the redemptive potential of the imagination which, however flat, stale and unprofitable the world seems to me now, I cannot for the life of me shake.

-Erik Davis

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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: OneMoreRobot3021]
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OneMoreRobot3021 said:
Heavy.


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"... Is there some sort of problem with the earth's gravitational pull?"

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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: Harmonic_Order]
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like a long spined pedro but other then that i say peruivianous. Shits huge though like the bomb im gonna drop in a few!

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Re: My huge San Pedro *DELETED* [Re: Corporal Kielbasa]
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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: wandrnshaman]
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Huge?? That's not huge mate...It is a nice specimen though. If you put it in brighter sunlight it would not be so skinny in the new growth.

Here's my 'medium sized' one...


And this...this is huge...(not mine)


By the way your one looks like it might be one of those KK242 that BBB sells.

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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: wandrnshaman]
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ha ha it would be news to me as well. But i could see a pachanoi crossbreeding with a peruvianous and making an offspring similar to both parents.

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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: Corporal Kielbasa]
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If BBB sent you a 'peruvianus' it's a cuzcoensis, and it's bunk. Glad you don't want to eat it. It's very pretty, and you'd need a whole lot more than that cutting to catch a buzz. Grow it to grow it. :smile:

And to me, it looks like a cuzcoensis. It's a bit etoliated too, get it more light if possible. Some artificial along with the sun would be wise.

http://www.sacredcactus.com/peruvian_torch4.htm


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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: zee_werp]
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I agree with others about it not being T. pachanoi. I've never seen one with long spines either. But its definately in the family!

zee_werp said:
...this is huge...




I have found several large specimens, similar to that one, growing in the area where I am staying in SoCal. Maybe even bigger then that. I'll have to take some pics when I get a chance.


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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: ToTheSummit]
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"and my peruvianus looks like what you have there. "

It, is quite possibly a trichocereus cuzcoensis as well.


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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: Koala Koolio]
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easier to just by some p.torch or san pedro IMO lol  but great news :wink:


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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: RemainRandom50]
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I don't see why everyone now takes MS Smith's speculation that KK242 is cuzcoensis as gospel, cause it ain't gospel. I think the only safe thing to call KK242 is Trichocereus spp. "KK242".... There are obvious differences between KK242 and plants that I have seen in botanical gardens and books labelled as T. cuzcoensis.

Edited by zee_werp (02/28/06 07:00 PM)

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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: zee_werp]
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Yeah dude, sorry, but out of the hundreds of san pedros i've seen, that doesn't looke like one. It does look like a Trich. peruvianus, which is still really sweet! You should really look into what that cactus is. Find out when exactly you ordered it, and message BBB about it, show em the pic. They should be able to figure it out, and maybe even hook you up.

Reguardless, it's a beautiful cactus.


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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: Harmonic_Order]
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Beautiful cactus.


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Re: My huge San Pedro [Re: zee_werp]
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Alright. Whether it's T. cuzcoensis or not, it's still a kk242, and most likely void of popular alkaloids.


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