Are seeds from san pedro or any mescaline containing cacti active?

[psychonaut419]

Was curious because every ive orderded hawaiian baby woodrose seeds theyve always showed up and ive not currently got the means to get catus matter or grow my own

 

[dreamer042]

if you can obtain the seeds, you have the means to grow your own.

The seeds do not contain any appreciable amounts of mescailne...

Spoiler

until you grow them.

 

[aizoaceous]

Note that seed-grown T. pachanoi doesn't reliably contain mescaline. Of my plants, only 2/12 contained detectable mescaline. If you're looking to grow from seed then I understand that T. bridgesii is much more reliable, though I haven't grown it myself. If T. pachanoi is preferred then I'd suggest a known active named clone (PC is fine), and not from seed unless you're pheno hunting and thus happy for some variability. If your climate is unsuitable then you can grow indoors, in a window with direct sun or under lights.

 

[psychonaut419]

Im looking to eat seeds if possible

 

[c.a.c.t.u.s]

Im looking to eat seeds if possible

Possible sure. Highly unlikely to be psychoactive. Borderline impossible.

 

[Transform]

Possible sure. Highly unlikely to be psychoactive. Borderline impossible.

Was OP an April Fool's post, hmm…? Makes one wonder.

 

[c.a.c.t.u.s]

Was OP an April Fool's post, hmm…? Makes one wonder.

I missed that, but it would make sense