From April to late August, give the peyote cactus some liquid fertilizer at monthly intervals. Special cactus fertilizers are ideal. But you can also give fertilizer for green plants. The requirements for the types of fertilizers used are not high, and general organic liquid fertilizers are sufficient, or you can prepare them yourself. After the liquid fertilizer is…
One of the phenylethylamine classes of naturally occurring hallucinogens is mescaline. It can be made by digesting some cacti, peyote being the most well-known. There are also several ways to consume peyote by drying and grinding the plant into powder form which can then be smoked or ingested. It should be noted that smoking peyote…
Smoking or vaporizing dried cactus material. An occasionally discussed topic, which usually turns out to be of little use. This “as good as nothing” has always interested me, because where something like this is traditionally used, the opposite is claimed. The main active chemical in Peyote (Lophophora williamsii) is mescaline, a psychedelic drug known for its effects…
A little cactus resembling a turnip, or peyote. Its elevated portion is covered in light blue paint. The fruit is pinkish red, while the blossom is white with a pink tint. Peyote features regions of fuzzy, wart-like formations rather than the typical spines. Peyote fragments were dispersed around the grounds for ritual ball games even…
The plant reaches an adult state on average in 10 years. Mescaline accumulates exclusively in nature under the condition of 12 hours of sunlight. Collected in the fall, then the maximum substance is contained. Approximately a dozen copies are required for admission. As you know, cacti like Lophophora williamsii (aka Peyote, aka Mescaline cactus) grow for…
Today, ‘ Lophophora williamsii ‘ is illegal to grow and possess under the Controlled Substances Act 1970. Peyote is a Schedule I drug, which the government calls one of the most dangerous plants known to society. Today, ‘ Lophophora williamsii ‘ is illegal to grow and possess under the Controlled Substances Act 1970. In 1993, the Church received permission from the US government to legally…
The cactus is a succulent plant with many resources! Growing in dry climates, where several months can pass without a drop of rain falling, the cactus has nevertheless adapted very well to its environment. Some cacti are able to store up to 3000 liters of water. This large quantity of water is stored within the plant’s body,…
The Old Man Cactus is slow growing and takes around 15 years to bloom. The flowers are red, yellow, or white, though the plant may not flower for 10 or 20 years. Pollination occurs via a moth in the family Geometridae. Seeds can be collected from the fruit and sown in a well-draining soil mix. The old…
Its common name is actually Old Man Cactus (Cephalocereus senilis) because its shaggy coat of long, white hairs suggests an old man’s unkempt mane. The genus name Cephalocereus is derived from the Greek kephale (head) and the Latin cereus (wax taper, candle). The species name senilis is Latin for old man. The hairs are modified spines that protect the plant from cold…
Hedgehog cactus, (genus Echinocereus ), the genus of about 60 species of cacti (family Cactaceae ), native to central Mexico in the western United States. The common name hedgehog refers to the prickly fruit that is edible in many species. Hedgehog cacti are usually cylindrical and multi-stemmed, and often soft-bodied. The spine-bearing tubercles are connected to each other, forming ribs. The large flowers generally have green stigma lobes and are usually tinged with red and…