San Pedro cactus seeds

Description

San Pedro cactus seeds

As many as 100 San Pedro ( Trichocereus Peruvian) cactus seeds to grow your own San Pedro cactus. In addition to its beautiful shape, the San Pedro is mainly known for containing the psychoactive substance mescaline. These seeds are all viable and therefore excellent for growing.

Instructions

1. Place the seeds in a medium to large pot (5cm). Make sure there are enough holes in the pot for drainage. Use sterilized water.
2. Place the jars in a layer of boiling water and wait until the top layer starts to get moist.
3. Remove the jars from the water and cover them with plastic wrap. The optimum temperature for this phase is between 18 and 23 degrees Celsius.
4. Make a few holes in the foil every other day. After a few days/weeks the cactus will start to grow.

Mescaline

Mescaline is an alkaloid and is known as a recreational drug by the names mescalito, mess, wizz en cactus. Besides recreational use, mescaline is mainly used by psychonauts for gaining insights and exploration of the mind.

In areas now belonging to Mexico and the United States, this substance has been known for a long time. There is evidence of pre-Columbian use and even well into prehistoric times, according to the discovery by archaeologists of dried peyote buds preserved by humans, radiocarbon dated 3780-3660 BC. ^[1] It was mainly used in shamanic rituals.

The effect of mescaline would be described by users as an inner journey through the mind, where both the negative and positive sides of the mind can be explored from a different perspective. Some users would see everything surrounded by some sort of cartoonish light.

It is known that the lead singer of The Doors, Jim Morrison, regularly experimented with mescaline. This is also shown in the movie of the same name The Doors from 1991. The band name is derived from the book Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley. In the book, Huxley describes his experiences with the use of mescaline.

Do you want to know how to extract mescaline from the San Pedro? Then watch the video below.

 

Content:

• 100 San Pedro ( Trichocereus Peruvianus) cactus seeds

You can find other cactus seeds here!