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How Much to Water San Pedro Cactus? (Don’t Rot It!)

A San Pedro cactus is an easy-to-grow succulent that can grow in almost any environment. It’s a very resilient plant that can take even the harshest of conditions and is easy to grow inside or...

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How Much Sun Does San Pedro Need? ( Don’t Kill Your Pedro)

The San Pedro cactus, native to the Andes of Peru and Bolivia, is a vigorous succulent with a columnar stem and numerous spines. It grows 12 inches (30 cm) per year, needing ample space in which to...

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How Many Times Can a San Pedro Cactus Flower?

It's no secret that San Pedro (Echinopsis pachanoi) is one of the most magical types of cacti out there.  San Pedros is a mostly-mildly hallucinogenic cactus that produce large showy flowers...

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Can I Use Compost for San Pedro Cactus Soil?

As a plant grower, you are a person who loves plants, so when it comes to waste for free as the leaves of your garden work rather than throwing it Composting has been practiced and described since...

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Is Peyote Cactus Same as San Pedro Cactus? 

Small spineless, hemispherical fleshy peyote cactus, with the lower rounded parts that have a tuft or hairs of yellow-white on the summit. Naturally, peyote grows in gravelly sandy soils and clay...

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Is  Peruvian  Apple Cactus the Same as San Pedro Cactus? 

The San Pedro cactus is considered a "sacred plant" by the indigenous peoples of Peru and Bolivia, who believe it to be a physical link to spiritual energy. They often use it in ceremonies that...

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    • Agave cactus
    • African milk tree cactus
    • Powder puff cactus
    • Queen of the night cactus (Epiphyllum oxypetalum)
    • Strawberry cactus (Mammillaria dioica)
    • The old man cactus
    • Hedgehog cactus
    • Club cholla
    • Beehive cactus
    • Rat Tail Cactus
    • Ball cactus (genus Parodia)
    • Chin cactus (genus Gymnocalycium)
    • Leaf cactus (genus Epiphyllum)
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