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Re: San Pedro, or so it seems? [Re: Spiderbaby]
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its only active in the sense that ALL cacti are acive, in the sense that they all have some sort of alkaloid in SOME ammount.
if you want to consider that cactus active, you are adhereing to extrordinary low standards.

living in a box and calling it a bungalow


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Re: San Pedro, or so it seems? [Re: Mitchnast]
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Mitchnast said:
 
if you want to consider that cactus active, you are adhereing to extrordinary low standards.

living in a box and calling it a bungalow


yes im quite comfy thank you,  :grin:

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Re: San Pedro, or so it seems? [Re: Spiderbaby]
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well yah, when your box is in a highschool gym and is half full of athletic highschool girl, yah.

but where you gonna keep all your cacti?

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Re: San Pedro, or so it seems? [Re: Spiderbaby]
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Not the real deal. As stated its a GeoMyrt for short. I recomend ebay for a pedro, then once you have one, after 5 years you'll have five if you do it right. I just sliced my san pedro to produce some cuttings, and my cutting from last year is pupping nicely.

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