Peyote L Williamsii seeds – 10 pieces

Information

Peyote is a small, round cactus that, like the San Pedro, contains the psychoactive substance mescaline. They are not entirely identical, as they both contain other substances with varying levels that produce distinct effects. Peyote is more potent than the San Pedro and was used over 5000 years ago by indigenous Mesoamerican peoples such as the Mexica, Huichol, and Navajo. The Mescaline Peyote cactus is extremely potent, so it is always recommended to have trip-stoppers on hand and a trip-sitter present when using it. Peyote is not a recreational drug; its effects are much more profound and intense than those of other natural psychedelics.
The Effects of the Mescaline Peyote Cactus
Peyote is so powerful that this cactus has been used for thousands of years for its intense psychedelic effects and medicinal properties. Due to the presence of mescaline and other substances, hallucinations and visions occur after consuming peyote. The mental effects are somewhat similar to those of the San Pedro, but those of the peyote are much more intense.

Effects

– Perception Changed
– Increased creativity
– No sense of time/space
– Mood swings
– Hallucinations
– Senses very open
– Visions
– Distortion of objects nearby

Use

Use a propagator for the Mescaline San Pedro Lophophora Williamsii seeds. Fill plastic containers (5 cm) with sterilized soil, place the seeds on the soil, and press gently. Place the containers in a layer of boiled water and wait until the soil becomes moist on the surface. Remove the pots and cover them with plastic wrap. Optimal temperature at this stage is between 18°C ​​and 23°C. After a few days to weeks, green baby cacti will emerge. After about four weeks, you can begin hardening them off. Poke two holes in the plastic wrap, and then every other day. You can remove the plastic wrap when the atmosphere under the plastic wrap is the same as outside. Water with boiled water or rainwater. Don't let it dry out, but don't overwater either. After a year, you can repot them if necessary; be very careful with the taproot. If the cacti turn yellow, they need more light; if they turn red, they need less water. Keep out of reach of children!