Peyote

I just picked up at peyote cactus from Toronto Hemp Company, im still researching on how to tend to it, i know its a cactus and can survive harsh environments, im not all freaked out like how people are panicing because there is lightning and they are told their plants need 100%uninteruped darkness in the flower cycle. im just looking for some grow tips, or is it just a water every 2weeks sorta thing

Dont take my word on it.
You might wanna do more research.

BUUUTTTTT i think its pretty much just water it every now an then, and makesure its gets sunlight.
I mean...its a cactus.

I'm not sure on the watering, but a friend of mine has plenty of it in a green house and I know it needs light. It's amazing how you can graft that shit!

i have 2 cacti not peyote one barral and anouther that makes pairs i water them once every month and a half iv had them for 3 years

What do you have the cactus in?
The best route I've gone is a very thin top layer of coarse gravel, then some cactus earth (gardening store) mixed with a small amount of sand.

If you want to cut down the maturing time until flowering, you can try grafting it to the roots of a San Pedro. Last time I did this it helped the peyote grow so quick it reached flowering early in the second year.

Reprogammed said:

What do you have the cactus in?
The best route I've gone is a very thin top layer of coarse gravel, then some cactus earth (gardening store) mixed with a small amount of sand.

If you want to cut down the maturing time until flowering, you can try grafting it to the roots of a San Pedro. Last time I did this it helped the peyote grow so quick it reached flowering early in the second year.

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i bought it at toronto hemp company its in a round glass pot it isnt transparent though.

Taipan said:

i bought it at toronto hemp company its in a round glass pot it isnt transparent though.

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First thing you want to do is put it in a non glazed clay pot. They will grow very large taproots so try to find a deep one. You want a pot a little bigger then the glass one you already have.

Non glazed clay is more pourous then glass or glazed clay, It will help protect your cactus from root rot.

by the way, how big is your Loph?