anyone experienced with Epithelantha micromeris or pelecyphora cacti?

[B1ack_Ph03niX]

hello
i am searching for trip reports with Epithelantha micromeris and pelecyphora but i found nothing about these just one shroomy link just discuss about Epithelantha micromeris:

Epithelantha micromeris - Hikuli Mulato - The Ethnobotanical Garden - Shroomery Message Board

A Lost Peyote... Quote: E. micromeris is credited with great intellectual and moral qualities. This "medicine" is said to give speed to runners, prolong life, and make the eyes large and clear to

www.shroomery.org

and nothing in erowid vault so i will be thankful for anybody whom sharing his/her experience with me .

 

[Wolfnippletip]

Yeah, just what I needed, another cactus to put on my wish list.

Those are interesting and handsome little cacti. I hadn't heard of them before. Research needed.

 

[DreadedShaman]

Yeah, just what I needed, another cactus to put on my wish list.

Those are interesting and handsome little cacti. I hadn't heard of them before. Research needed.

:shock: :shock: Wolf send me a link if you find a vendor with these

Soo keewl

 

[B1ack_Ph03niX]

Yeah, just what I needed, another cactus to put on my wish list.

Those are interesting and handsome little cacti. I hadn't heard of them before. Research needed.

actually i research about hallucinogens cacti
but i did not find anything about trip or dosage about it
my reference about these two is "a golden guide hallucinogenic plants" and this link:

Sacred and Medicinal Cacti: Peyote, San Pedro and other Ethnopharma

 

[Tony6Strings]

Pelecyphora, Trouts Notes: Pelecyphora – Trout's Notes

 

[B1ack_Ph03niX]

Pelecyphora, Trouts Notes: Pelecyphora – Trout's Notes

thanks .
your link answered my question.
pelecyphora has very low alkaloids not worthy for consuming it.

 

[downwardsfromzero]

Epithelantha micromeris is mentioned in Trout's Cactus Chemistry By Species. There is are links for pdf's of this thorough and fascinating work, as well as a 'light' version without the illustrations, on the Sacred Cacti web page.