San Pedro Cactus Cutting - Peruvianus 24-29 cm

San Pedro Cactus is a mescaline containing cactus with a lot of history of use for shamanic, religious and spiritual applications.

While it is less famous than Peyote, it grows a lot faster and is therefore infinitely more practical for personal use.

The San Pedro Peruvian Torch is a lesser-known species of cactus. That said, this species can grow into 1 of the largest and strongest mescaline Cacti among the San Pedro family.
The Peruvian Torch has thick, strong green to blue-green spines, so handle this with care!

Planting: you can cut a part and plant the fresh cut side on appropriate soil. The cactus will create roots and start growing.

General Information:

San Pedro is a beautiful cactus full of wisdom, also known as Huachuma.

Usage:
- Use Mescaline-containing cacti only in a safe and trusted environment
- When using the cactus, always take care of a trip sitter!
- The active substances in the cacti work best on an empty stomach.
- Nausea may occur when using the cacti.
- The cacti can also be taken in the form of tea.
- Use the cactus only in good mental and physical health, prepare carefully with special attention to Set and Setting!

Effects

The active ingredient in San Pedro is Mescaline. About 1-2 hours after ingestion, the first effects will occur. After that, you can count on these effects lasting between 8 and 15 hours. A common effect is having enormously sharpened senses so you will hear, feel and perceive much more. Extreme light sensitivity can also occur, allowing you to see and feel rays of light.

Hereby, it is also possible to perceive auras and see people or objects glowing.

Emotions and feelings can also be heavily amplified and easily find a way out. Think pleasure, laughter, screaming, fear and a lot of love for everything living and not living.

If you compare the effects of San Pedro to those of Peyote (another very popular mescaline-containing cactus), they are perceived as more pleasant. The taste of San Pedro is less foul and bitter beforehand, so nausea is less likely to occur. The psychotropic experience is also not as overwhelming as with Peyote. Whereas Peyote sometimes comes in very intense, the San Pedro is actually calmer and less physical.