KEUZEHULP MESCALINE CACTUSSEN (ENGLISH)

CHOICE AID MESCALINE CACTI (ENGLISH)

0. INTRO (ENGLISH)
There are very many different Mescaline Cacti.
The selection guide below will take you step by step to the Mescaline Cacti you want.

1. What are you looking for?
A strong Mescaline Cactus to eat at short notice.	See: Strong Mescaline Cacti for Ceremonies	2
A strong Mescaline Cactus for Microdosing.	See: Strong Mescaline Cacti for Microdosing.	4
A Mescaline Cactus to grow on and eat later.	See: Mescaline Cacti to grow on and eat later	5
A Mescaline Cactus to grow up for ornamental purposes.	See: Mescaline Cacti to grow on for ornamental purposes.	6
A False Mescaline Cactus that contains virtually no mescaline.	See: False Mescaline Cacti	11


2. Strong Mescaline Cacti for Ceremonies
Peyote Cacti are very small, very expensive, and grow very slowly.
Peyote Cacti also contain a paralysing substance that makes a trip extra heavy.
Therefore, it's better to choose Strong San Pedro Cacti for Ceremonies for a trip.	See: Strong San Pedro Cacti for Ceremonies	3

3. Strong San Pedro Cacti for Ceremonies
We select very strong cuttings for you, which we test for their strength beforehand.
Therefore with guarantee, and never again a failed trip !
We make no distinction between the different species (Pachanoi, Peruvianus).
Strong is strong, whichever species it is. ;-)	See: Strong San Pedro Cacti for Ceremonies	link

4. Strong Mescaline Cacti for Microdosing.
These strong cuttings are pre-tested for their strength, the more bitter the better ! ;-)
The Mescaline concentrations of these strong cuttings for Microdosing differ little from each other.
So you can reach the right dosage for microdosing faster.	See: Strong Mescaline Cacti for Microdosing	link

5. Mescaline Cacti to grow on and eat later
Peyote Cacti are very small, very expensive, and grow very slowly.
Peyote Cacti also contain a paralysing substance that makes a trip extra heavy.

San Pedro Cacti grow relatively fast, and do not contain paralysing substances.
Choose the Strong San Pedro Cacti cuttings for Ceremonies, but now for further cultivation.
These well-dried short cuttings root easily and make new shoots (side branches) above.	See: Strong San Pedro Cacti for Ceremonies to grow on	link

6. Mescaline Cacti for ornamental purposes
If you have limited space, choose the Small Perennial Mescaline Cacti.		7
If you have enough height space, choose the columnar San Pedro Cacti.		8

7. Small-growing Mescaline Cacti
The Peyote Cactus remains small, and grows very slowly.
But it flowers in the growing period, and also produces seeds from a diameter of about 3 cm.
If you like a beautiful flowering Mescaline Cactus, then also choose a Peyote !	See: Peyote Cacti	9

2. San Pedro comb forms remain relatively small (up to sun 20 cm high) and grow in the shape of a comb (fan).
They do not flower, but the semi-circular symmetrical shape is very nice to see.	See: San Pedro Comb forms	link

3. The Super Monstrous forms remain relatively small (up to about 20 cm high) and grow erratically.
They have a grey to light blue colour and are very pretty and interesting to see.	See: Super Monstrous forms	link

8. Columnar San Pedro Cacti
If you have enough height space, choose a San Pedro Cactus.
San Pedro Cacti grow relatively quickly (up to about 30 cm per year), and can grow very tall (5 metres).
But cutting them off is always possible. ;-)	See: San Pedro Cacti	10

9. Peyote Cacti
Peyote Cacti have a pale pink flower, and make few or no side-heads.	See: Lophophora williamsii	link
Some Peyote Cacti have a dark-pink to lilac-pink flower.	See: Lophophora williamsii var. jourdaniana.	link
Other Peyote forms quickly make many side-heads.	See: Lophophora williamsii forma caespitosa.	link
This Peyote form has nodules and is probably stronger.	See: Lophophora williamsii forma decipiens	link

10. San Pedro Cacti
San Pedro is the Spanish name for all columnar mind-expanding Cacti from South America.
They have short to long spines, and bloom from about 30 cm in height with a large beautiful white flower.
The San Pedro includes several botanical species.

If you like long thorns and a grey to light blue Cactus, choose the beautiful Bolivian Torch.	See: Bolivian Torch (Echinopsis lageniformis = Trichocereus bridgesii)	11
If you don't like stabbing thorns, choose the beautiful Bald San Pedro Cactus.	See: Bald San Pedro (Echinopsis scopulicola = Trichocereus scopulicola)	12
If you want small thorns up to 2 cm in length, choose the Real San Pedro Cactus.	See: True San Pedro (Echinopsis pachanoi = Trichocereus pachanoi)	link
If you want thicker and longer thorns, choose the Peruvian Torch.	See: Peruvian Torch (Echinopsis peruviana = Trichocereus peruvianus)	link

11. Bolivian Torch (Echinopsis lageniformis = Trichocereus bridgesii)
This beautiful columnar species has a grey to light blue colour, and up to 10 cm long spines.
They have a different number of ribs.
Bolivian Torch with 4 ribs	See: Bolivian Torch wit 4 ribs	link
Bolivian Torch with 5 ribs	See: Bolivian Torch with 5 ribs	link
Bolivian Torch with 6 ribs	See: Bolivian Torch with 6 ribs	link

12. Bald San Pedro Cactus (Echinopsis scopulicola = Trichocereus scopulicola)
This beautiful columnar species has a dark green colour and non-stabbing spines.
They have a different number of ribs.
Bald San Pedro with 4 ribs	See; Bald San Pedro with 4 ribs	link
Bald San Pedro with 5 ribs	See: Bald San Pedro with 5 ribs	link
Bald San Pedro with 6 ribs	See: Bald San Pedro with 6 ribs	link

13. False Mescaline Cacti
If you want a small False Mescaline Cactus, choose the False Peyote.
Indians in North America called all Cacti that were not the real Peyote a False Peyote.	See: Fake Peyote Cacti	link

If you want a long columnar beautiful False Mescaline Cactus, choose the False San Pedro.
This form has very short spines, has more ribs than the Real San Pedro, and grows very thick.	See: False San Pedro Cacti	link

14. Unique Mescaline Cacti
Each Unique Mescaline Cactus is unique, and has a very special unique appearance.
There iks only one of them, so gone is gone !
UMC Comb forms	See: UMC Combs forms	link
UMC Monstrous forms	See: UMC Monstrous forms	link
UMC Super Monstrous forms	See: UMC Super Monstrous forms	link