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Peruvian Torch (Trichocereus peruvianus)
This is a young cutting of the Peruvian Torch (Trichocereus peruvianus), a member of the San Pedro family, which you can put in the earth to grow. It is shipped without soil.
Aug 23, 2006 Stijn said:
“I bought one about a half a year ago and it`s already doubled in lenght! =D”
Aug 21, 2006 ulezacvenje said:
“I got a cutting 10 months ago in a excellent condition, hard as a rock, with fully formed callus. It was 16cm long and very fat. Up to this moment it almost doubled in length...”
Jul 23, 2006 mescaleen said:
“i took the cacti about 3 hours ago.. a bit lesser than i expected to do.. &hafta say they work really nice!!”
Jul 23, 2006 mescaleen said:
“i took the cacti about 3 hours ago.. a bit lesser than i expected to do.. &hafta say they work really nice!!”
Aug 9, 2005 jorgnkemner@hotmail.com said:
“Very nice cactus, wih roots allready growing at the stem. - The tip was damaged a bit, but new buds will probably start growing there, so thats not a bad thing. - btw. its not 10 times as strong as san pedro. its somewhere between half as strong to 8 times as strong.”
Apr 12, 2005 BigSensiSkunk said:
“This cactus grows 30 cm every year and has ten times the amount of mescaline as the San Pedro cactus. I bought a big one and planted it in the biggest pot I had just in case I get hungry... Now this is a cactus!!”
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