25g powdered Bolivian Torch
- Thread starter indicat33
- Start date
indicat33
Well-Known Member
Hey bro, i will try to find some time to dose and let ya know how it wenteveryone reacts different and have different preferences. so that's why there is a nice wide variety of everything to try
I'm lookin forward to indicat's follow up report.... reminds me of when imp was first trying to get some mescaline in his blood
rory420420
Well-Known Member
sorry bout your loss...
indicat33
Well-Known Member
Thanks Rory, I was so pissed I thought I was gonna blow a gasket. Had to go and roll some "stick" - Quick
and calm down. So here we go again- A few days ago, I Sprinkled about 40 new seeds and covered in plastic tarp, creating a mini- green house. Misting every so often and keeping RH @ nearly 100%. Should see some sprouts in a week or two 
Last edited:
rory420420
Well-Known Member
g.s.d..determined herman!
cat of curiosity
Well-Known Member
I WILL (eventually) harvest some of the fabled peyote. Then, i'm going to try and dose 400 mg 15 buttons (or so) to make it all worthwhile !!
graft em. just do it. you know you want to...
http://www.kadasgarden.com/grafting1.html
indicat33
Well-Known Member
Just WOW Cat !!! - Unfortunately, i am not a cactus-expert like you. Still, I may really have to look into this grafting, since i really don't wanna wait 5 yrs to dose my peyote. Periskopsis- (or something like that)? I am terrified of my seedlings not "taking" the grafting and dying, etc... I'm really new to cacti propagation, and paranoid about screwing up the graft and having to start ALL over.
indicat33
Well-Known Member
That 1-st picture (T.Pachanoi) looks JUST like a T.Peruvianus I grew a while back. Larger spines than a typical Pachanoi - from what i've seen. Looks like a hybrid to me Cat.
cat of curiosity
Well-Known Member
pereskiopsis spathulata.
expertise not needed. so simple a 6yo could do it. that link is an in depth how-to guide to grafting seedlings to periskiopsis, and will get you great results.
i have only had one graft fail...ever... and that's because i dropped it
.pereskiopsis grows so fast that a single cutting will get you 10-20 new cuts/stocks in about 6 weeks. it loves water, and can even be rooted in a glass of water. this means you can water it daily, upping the growth rate tremendously.
do it cat, you know you want to
cat of curiosity
Well-Known Member
i think it's a peruvianus; when people buy seeds, they sometimes get mislabeled. peruvianus and bridgesii get mixed up a bit too...
cat of curiosity
Well-Known Member
i also think the last picture is of a t. macrogonus stock. kinda fat for a peruvianus, and the spines are too light.
indicat33
Well-Known Member
Thanks Curious ! Come to think of it, I have a 6yr. old we can get busy grafting (Lmao)!! - Seriously though, Thank You for the link bro. I will be checking it out. Strange to hear of a cactus that can (likes to be) watered daily. Peace homiepereskiopsis spathulata.
expertise not needed. so simple a 6yo could do it. that link is an in depth how-to guide to grafting seedlings to periskiopsis, and will get you great results.
i have only had one graft fail...ever... and that's because i dropped it
pereskiopsis grows so fast that a single cutting will get you 10-20 new cuts/stocks in about 6 weeks. it loves water, and can even be rooted in a glass of water. this means you can water it daily, upping the growth rate tremendously.
do it cat, you know you want to
Last edited:
cat of curiosity
Well-Known Member
awesome! about a week from being ready to graft!!View attachment 3209114 About 12-15 Peyote sprouts in this half of the plantar. I sowed about 30-40 in all
cat of curiosity
Well-Known Member
Attachments
MightyMike530
Well-Known Member
awesome! about a week from being ready to graft!!
seriously is that all it takes? how long from graft to harvest of the peyote?
cat of curiosity
Well-Known Member
between a year and a half to two years; 6 months on the graft stock to get to the size of a baseball, two weeks after removing the scion to callous, a month to root, and year on own roots to produce alkaloids to full and natural quantities.
cat of curiosity
Well-Known Member
and i could graft @indicat33 's seedlings right now...
for first timers, bigger seedlings seem easier.
for first timers, bigger seedlings seem easier.
Similar threads
