san pedro id

[sanramenpedro]

Any idea if this actually San pedro, I already have one San Pedro that i know is a pedro and this one looks similar but not exactly the same. I read that there are 30 species of San Pedro, Im wondering if this is just a different species that still contains mescaline

 

[dg]

nope, not a tricho
likely some type of cereus, possibly a cereus peruvianus- tasty fruits, but not active

 

[sanramenpedro]

Thanks very much. I guess I was dreaming a little the cacti is huge! Probably 50-70 feet of cacti.

 

[Kash]

Even if it was a trich, large cacti are very impotent compared to small young ones.

 

[FallingAwake]

Hey follow Nexians (is that the correct nomenclature?)

I didn't want to start a new thread, but came across some similar plants while out and about. There were literally 100+ in this area, and the owner of the property is willing to let me have some cuttings to start a garden if I would like.

There were many pups (2-3 foot tall, and VERY green), as well as far healthier adults around, but this was the easiest one to snap a quick picture of.

Thank you in advance for any insight!

 

[Infundibulum]

Ah, too bad they're not trichocereus species, neither psychoactive.

They look like cereus species, most likely cereus peruvianus.

 

[FallingAwake]

Bummer...

Thanks Infundibulum for the speedy response thought ^-^