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Re: Lophophora Williamsii [Re: z_x_x_z]
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Not in the US. Mostly legal elsewhere.


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they carry trichocereus at home depot. i see them there all the time.

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ive picked up a few t. pachanoi at home depot. Target too.


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Re: Home Depot and active cacti? [Re: waixingren]
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The only Trichocereus I've found at a Home Depot type store was Trichocereus Thelogonus.

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ive found t. spachianus, grandiflorus, & pachanoi at home depot & lowes.


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I've found labeled grandiflorous at home depot.

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the pachanoi are usually labled as San Pedro, theyre in bigger pots so they a little bit better attention. the grandiflorus are usually always labled as trichocereus grandiflorus hybrid, i only found spachianus once and it was labled as trichocereus spachianus.


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Here's some Trichocereus grandiflorus I found today at Home Depot for $3.



I've found a Trichocereus huascha cristate at Home Depot but that was 3 years ago and unfortunately I no longer have it. I did however find an Echinopsis species cristate at Home Depot today which looks EXACTLY like the old huascha cristate I had. I'm wondering if its the same thing but relabeled?

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According to this site, Echinopsis huascha, Trichocereus grandiflorus and Trichocereus/Echinopsis huascha are synonyms. I'm almost 99% sure that the Echinopsis cristate I just bought is the same plant as the one labeled Trichocereus huascha cristate that I bought in 2005.

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I like how the cacti are now labeled with stickers on the pots at Home Depot instead of the plastic sticks that everyone seems to knock out of the pots so you have no idea what plant you are looking at.


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I have found grandiflorus and spachianus at wal-mart and home-depot, but never pachanoi or any other more common actives.


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Looking for Astrophytum asterias specimens; have cacti for trade :pm:

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I've bought several pachanoi at Home Depot, and as stated above, they were labeled as "San Pedro".  Good value too, 10-14" specimens for less than $10.

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awesome. what part of the country are you guys from?


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at the depot i have found a few different peruvianus/ cuzcoensis looking plants and some of those even look bridgesoid. i really dont have a opinon on what they are till they get older but their source must be using a few different seed grown plants for cuttings. i dont believe any are from seed but some do give you that feeling. also occasionally i see a traditonal san pedro but they are rare in this area just cause im nowhere near the appropriate climate. sorry about my rambling i hope this makes sense as i have just got back from my friends birthday party.

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I have never seen any trichs at my local, except for what may have been a few T. chiloensis - they were gone before i could get a positive ID.

But they have heaps of A. mitrigosyma's - some really meaty ones too, the size of orange. I might get some soon. They just arent very appealing for some reason :shrug:


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dr_gonz said:
can you guys post some pics of the cacti you've found at home depot?




I think this one was $8.99 or $9.99.

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Found this one at home depot





Found these at Target




Good luck dr_gonz, you'll find one.


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Re: Home Depot and active cacti? [Re: waixingren]
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My advice is to call local nurseries and ask if they carry cacti. Your odds will be better there. I found a nice Pedro cluster at one. The only thing I have found at wal-mart was an Astrophytum ornatum. Of course, like all of their cacti, it was in poor condition and a waste of my time. I have given up hunting except for online. I think I might be a web-cacti-buying junkie. :smirk: Still cheaper than H. Right sturmer :grin:?

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