Growing San Pedro & Peyote in Small Containers Episode 8
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Part 8 of this mini-series where I grow a variety of cacti in small containers: San Pedro cactus (Trichocereus Pachanoi), Peruvian Torch (T. Peruvianus), Bolivian Torch (T. Bridgesii), Peyote (Lophophora Williamsii), Trichocereus Atacamensis, Taquimbalensis and Knuthianus.
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If you are interested in buying pure, well identified San Pedro seeds and seedlings, as well as San Pedro relatives, please email me at: sanpedromastery@protonmail.com
(Please mention your country when you email me)
If you have a question, I will only reply to questions about cultivation. Please no questions about the mind expanding properties of these cacti.
Thank you so much for making awesome videos. They have really helped me get started growing cactus again. I’ll definitely be e mailing you to see about seedlings and seeds.
Thank you for your time Jerry i really appreciate you my seeds are taking off wonderfully thank to your help
This is grade A content 👽
Thanks, much appreciated! :)
You have an absolutely beautiful collection i wish I could get some seedling from you in Florida. You definitely know what your doing.
Thanks! If you want some seedlings from me, please drop me an email :)
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Awesome video, sir! Thanks for the content!
Thanks for watching my friend! :)
HELLO, FOR HOW LONG CAN I KEEP HUMIDITY OR CLOSE THE CONTAINER IN LOPHOPHORAS?
Great variety and germination of your cactus. I will follow your steps to help mine continue to grow strong. Thanks for your channel🌵🌵🌵
I'm glad my videos are being put to use!! Thanks for watching :)))
I really like your videos - straight forward and very informative 👍, I have some little pachanoi (Horace the time keeper) seedlings growing - been following all your great videos - thank you so much ✨🙏❤️🌵✨
i am so excited to see your crosses a few months ahead of mine so ill be able to keep track in the comments -caleb
Hell Yeah! a new video!
Not sure on how old caespitosa pup, i've heard of seedlings pupping occasionally but it depends on their conditions and genetics. They propably wont grow another head until the spring when they start growing again.
Thanks! That seems early, but that would be amazing!
@@sanpedromastery6262 it's impossible to tell tbh, could also be years from now but if you're experienced in taking care of them it will obviously be faster. If you want a large specimen I recommend grafting them.
I’ve seen them pup at a year or two ish
I have to ask, with all that plastic wrap, do you recycle?
Yo yo yo Jerry!
Love your guide! Had some seeds I started (I was told they are san pedro, and some are peyotes) about 3 months ago after watching your videos.
So far I did not remove the film from the boxes yet, the soil mix seems to work well and no mold developed. I got about 14 plants from 30 seeds in my first attempt.
Now slowly other plants seem to grow from random seeds in the soil, should I open the boxes and remove the small plants that spawned recently? the cacti are still very small (1-1,5 cm height) and I don't want to kill them after all the months I still watch them grow...
Do you grow trichocereus pachanoi cristata ?
love your videos, does the difference in san pedro strains have a variance in alkaloid content?
At point or size do you start to repot them separately?
You cannot repot them when they are too small (they would die), but from about 6 months old that can be done. Personally I like to leave them in their original container for as long as possible, so a year or more.
@@sanpedromastery6262 thank you
Does anyone know a reliable sign to get seeds /peyote ?
Hi Jerry.. Thanks for your videos... Just have a couple of questions.. Where can insend you direct messages? 😊
Love your videos Jerry! Awesome to see more from you. Can I ask how many hours are you running the indoor cacti. I am running 18/6 is this too much? Mine look healthy enough. They're your seeds by the way 💚 from Australia. Starlite/growlush 2 x 55w fluorescent light works great for me in a Seahawk clone tent. .
Hey Jerry I wanted to ask you again. I got 3 San Pedro seedlings from you about a year ago. All 3 grew for about 30 cm in length this year. The problem is that all 3 did not grow a lot in thickness, just in height. therefore I still have to place wooden sticks next to 1 of those 3 because else it would fall over. Can you maybe give me some tips what I should do so they can also become thicker? All 3 are in pots with 16cm diameter. I hope you can help me. Thank you!
Bro sounds like they’re etiolated (stretching for light ) this is what some of mine did from seeds not Jerry’s tho waiting on them hahaha good luck 🤞
@@tommander122 This makes a lot of sense and that may be the case! Thank you very much!
Anyone know how to contact this guy? I want to order some seeds from him if possible.
How manyyy eeds are neccesesary?
i'd like to buy some 1in peyote to graft on my san pedro, send exchange info
would you reccomend growing cacti in a polytunnel
@FilthyDankWastemanFabuless I'm in cornwall uk and over winter mainly
It's very damp in there even in this weather. I have 2 Peruvians in there but I'm going ti have to move them or the soil won't dry and the roots will rot
@FilthyDankWastemanFabuless I'm kind of already answering my own question here. So it's not ideal because of the damp but its probably better than rain. The soil was already damp when I put them inside so that was a mistake. Also if you want cacti to flower you apparently shouldn't water them over winter. Oops.
Some of my peyote has turned red, is this okay?
how old? If its young its getting too much light
@@Taydrum they're about a month old.
@@slowazzes1972 its getting too much light. These cacti germinate under the shade cover of shrubs in nature
Like Taydrum said, it's getting too much light. Give it less light and it should recover.
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That was quick! lol
@@sanpedromastery6262 early bird gets the worm.