Repotting a Tall San Pedro Cactus (special technique for stability!)

In this video, I share with you a technique I came up with to replant large pieces of columnar cacti, such as the San Pedro (Trichocereus Pachanoi), Bolivian Torch (T. Bridgesii) or Peruvian Torch (T. Peruvianus).
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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: [e-mail]
If you have a question, I will only reply to questions about cultivation. Please no questions about the psychedelic properties of these cacti.

[@sagoluyorum_zaten]

Your videos are gifts for san pedro enthusiasts around the world! You've helped me so much over the past year, thank you.

[@nabot115]

I thoroughly enjoy your videos and with your help I will be able to grow a living security fence. Thank you for sharing your knowledge to us here in regional Victoria, Australia

[@johnberry1107]

Good use of graphics. Thank you for the illustrated examples. Interesting discussion. I’ve got a few established plants in 100% smallish round “river rocks” that seem good going into their 2nd year after being torn from their momma. They get a look-see soon for root development. Stay safe

[@marklenon2335]

Thanks so much for your entertaining and informative videos!

[@Bsg72hzh]

Such great diagrams! Thank you so much for your videos!

[@hacigencer]

Thank you for this great video with nice explanation.greetings from Turkey🏜🏜🏜🌄

[@ubroberts5541]

Excellent video. You know what you are doing. Greetings from Arizona.

[@isaacsanchez1740]

Greetings from Mexico!!

[@ryanjofre]

Dude those Cacti are gorgeous.
Keep up the good work.

[@mindhunter00789]

for someone that dont like pc you sure do grow alot of it

[@herbswisher6975]

I really love your videos. I appreciate your style. Thank you

[@PangeaTalk]

Great video! Thanks

[@Grace-d_432]

Great videos, thank you!

[@jonnymuirhead3314]

Awesome video :) thankyou 💚

[@danielashford2430]

Wonderful information,thanks and peace brother…

[@misticreyden23]

Grazie amico mio

[@JA-mj4nl]

Thanks 🌵🙏

[@gratefuldoge8598]

🌵so lucky to be in cali🌵

[@slowazzes1972]

Where can you buy san pedro seeds? Im also in cali

[@risenfromyoutubesashesagai6302]

​@@slowazzes1972at the local walmart

[@markmedlinjr]

💚

[@JamesEndo1]

Love you repot video and all your videos too. I always read not to plant deeply, only on the surface, to prevent rot. Is this not so? How did this repotting turn out for these two tall cuttings? Thanks.

[@karnalaishram5970]

❤️ from India

[@MTHEORY303]

can you show in a video your full collection?

[@sanpedromastery6262]

Yes I will try to do that! :)

[@slowazzes1972]

@@sanpedromastery6262 are you still selling seeds?

[@newmanmansell760]

Very Interesting episode😌🤲💖I have a question. Why do you leave all the weeds in your San Pedro pots?

[@oceawraye3077]

Very helpful. I am wondering, what size pot you used?

[@josebiux]

Hello again Jerry, i have a question for you, whats the long developed by the San Pedro in one year? With good care of it. Mine has 36 centimeters tall

[@robezoz]

Hi Jerry, how often do you water, if at all? And if you do do you do it right away after planting? Thanks

[@boidefogo]

Hello! I follow from the first video how to plant in small containers! I planted at that time too but I didn’t realize if it’s necessary to drill holes in the bottom, can u help me? in the first video you say yes but in the others no

[@csn583]

Thanks for another great video! My SPs and relatives are thriving indoors for the winter.
One small comment, your audio fade-ins are reaaally long which is distracting and makes the first things you say after every cut a struggle to make out. Only bringing that up because I've noticed it in multiple videos. Maybe there's a non-linear fade that would avoid a harsh cut but over less time?

[@slowazzes1972]

What is a trusted vendor to get San Pedro seeds from?

[@Sztafar23]

Hi, a question from a beginner grower
i have recently planted 20 seeds of peruvian torch, i removed the plastic wrap 2 weeks ago, how often should i water the seedlings now?

[@TrenT83]

you are an experienced coiler ... why do you use organic ... cacti love a mineral substrate ... 1/5 .. try what ratio and the cacti will thank you) ... thanks for the video)

[@garyamericant3143]

Yo its Gary in Arizona! I wonder is it a bad idea to plant them closely together. If not really close how far away from each other? I feel i need to maximize my space. I have many more to plant and im already thinking about taking some of my old plants out.

[@artinthesingularity-px4ss]

Does the width of the pot effect how wide San Pedros will grow? I wanted to use 4" wide x 8" deep tree pots to fit as many young ones as I can into an indoor grow situation. The fattest (widest) growth possible would be ideal, so what factors would effect that?

[@BB-pf2cs]

Is it possible to cut one into multiple pieces to re grow for pups?

[@NoahsUniverse]

If you could respond i am very interested in finding out where i can get some authentic seeds just for plant purposes

[@soggymids7630]

where dose your seeds ship frop?

[@bg4599]

I just purchased some of this cactus ( 3 of them) they are on the same pot I would like to divide them and repot them they have roots do you recommend doing all this if they already have roots?

[@slowazzes1972]

I am really interested in growing a San Pedro cactus for myself. Where can i find seeds or a seedling??

[@armandom2480]

Home Depot you can find small ones

[@salort2934]

Is this cactus available in Los Angeles?

[@science_and_anonymous]

How do you promote growth and pupping?

[@sanpedromastery6262]

Pupping comes by itself. Growth is taken care of by some earthworm castings in the soil mix, as far as I'm concerned.

[@tanase1]

I have sent you an email about buying some seeds, but didn't get an answer.

[@michaelmurray214]

Iv sent you 2 email to see if you still sell seeds and ship to the U.S. Are you still selling seeds?

[@TrenT83]

perlite is worse than pumice, it crumbles and cakes over time ...

[@user-mu3vh1dy1k]

Thanks for the video. What strain/type of San Pedro are these?

[@normandowner3775]

Interested in seeds cant find your email though