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my peyotes & san pedro

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hi theese is my lophophora and trichocereus collection.

this was mmy first trichocereus when it was small.

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2.jpgnow u can see it grown3.jpgthis is another one i have4.jpgthis is one of my lophophora williamsii caespitosa flowering5.jpg6.jpg7.jpg8.jpg9.jpglophophora fricii10.jpg11.jpg12.jpg13.jpg14.jpg15.jpg16.jpg17.jpg18.jpgthis are somelophophora seeds i planted, sorry for the photographs, you can see in the photos litlle green spots19.jpg20.jpg21.jpg

i hope you enjoy my collection.

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how did the grafts take? ive wanted to try grafting. i have plenty of plants to experiment on but haven't yet.

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only one of tthe grafts has go on but it has many difficulties but is still alive , and i did the graftts six months ago

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i hope is what u r asking me for, if not sorry me i dont speak very good english

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yees they aree!! and cogolloresinoso some of the pictures i uploaded are from the ones from amsterdam

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i put water on them for last time in the cold seasons a few days ago i want to get advantage of the last sunny days, it starting to be cold in spain snd some mornings are cloudy, even some days with out sun

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Almost time for the first watering/feeding of the season. :) These cacti will grow really fast at the same pH and EC as young cannabis plants. My lophophora seedlings have put out 10 areola in only a couple months because I feed them the same as my veg room. The San Pedro should grow several feet this year as well. Can't wait to do some grafting!

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Thanks guys. I have two Trichocereus species. All of the big/obvious ones are T. pachanoi - San Pedro; the smaller columnar cacti are T. bridgesii. I actually bought my largest/healthiest San Pedro a few weeks ago in a local Home Depot! Pretty funny. :lol:

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the perfect soil for peyote is:

1/3 washed sand

1/3 perlite

1/3 potting compost

you need add somethin to higher PH for their optimal growth they need ~PH 8 and with your proposition youll get ~6.5 ?

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here are a couple of my babies i was told they were trachosereus peruvianus when i bought them about 5 yrs ago maybe more

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sorry to worry you but they dont look like trachosereusits might be pour quality of pics but for me its rather euphorbia .. does it beeds white when you cut it ?

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just put a knife in didnt bleed white but very sticky residue left on knife rather like pre cum sorry for annalogy

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well if its close to milkish and from the top it reminds letter x in its shape i would say euphorbia, but if the cacti juse is clear ( more clear then white ) then its not euphorbia and i am mistaken :P

if you could get better pix it could be healpfull

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grow well, good pace! I think it smells like party lol

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