Posted by JDOD on August 6, 2009, 4:02 am
Hi,
Hello this is my first post! I'm planning on growing potted cactai in
my flat, I
am often only at home on weekends so Cactai seem like the
ideal choice.
I am particularly interested in growing Peyote, however I understand
this can be
difficult to cultivate so would like some advice. I
understand that even mature
Peyote are relatively small so I can have a
few of them round the flat.
Any advice on watering, soil, pot size, food etc would all be welcome.
As well
as any info on where I can pick up seeds or seedlings etc.
I'll also probably grow a San Pedro cactus, but I understand that these
are much
easier to manage, also much larger so I will only have one!
Thanks in advance.
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JDOD
Posted by Karen on August 6, 2009, 12:34 pm
> Hi,
> Hello this is my first post! I'm planning on growing potted cactai in
> my flat, I am often only at home on weekends so Cactai seem like the
> ideal choice.
> I am particularly interested in growing Peyote, however I understand
> this can be difficult to cultivate so would like some advice. I
> understand that even mature Peyote are relatively small so I can have a
> few of them round the flat.
> Any advice on watering, soil, pot size, food etc would all be welcome.
> As well as any info on where I can pick up seeds or seedlings etc.
> I'll also probably grow a San Pedro cactus, but I understand that these
> are much easier to manage, also much larger so I will only have one!
Is peyote illegal to grow?
Karen
Posted by JDOD on August 7, 2009, 3:19 am
I've no idea about the legality of Peyote, I live in the UK, so no idea
here
either.
Peyote is a relatively endangered plant so if I'm going to grow
something it
might aswell be that. Personally I don't think anyone has
the right to tell you
what plants are and aren't illegal - they are
naturally occuring species for
god's sake!
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JDOD
Posted by Karen on August 7, 2009, 12:30 pm
> I've no idea about the legality of Peyote, I live in the UK, so no idea
> here either.
> Peyote is a relatively endangered plant so if I'm going to grow
> something it might aswell be that. Personally I don't think anyone has
> the right to tell you what plants are and aren't illegal - they are
> naturally occuring species for god's sake!
You'd say the same about opium poppies and marijuana, I suppose.
Lots of things are naturally occuring, like farts and burps, and sex,
but in a civilized society, it's not just a free for all.
Karen
Posted by Bill who putters on August 7, 2009, 5:05 pm
> Hi,
>
> Hello this is my first post! I'm planning on growing potted cactai in
> my flat, I am often only at home on weekends so Cactai seem like the
> ideal choice.
>
> I am particularly interested in growing Peyote, however I understand
> this can be difficult to cultivate so would like some advice. I
> understand that even mature Peyote are relatively small so I can have a
> few of them round the flat.
>
> Any advice on watering, soil, pot size, food etc would all be welcome.
> As well as any info on where I can pick up seeds or seedlings etc.
>
> I'll also probably grow a San Pedro cactus, but I understand that these
> are much easier to manage, also much larger so I will only have one!
>
> Thanks in advance.
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Bill I'd just ingest nutmeg in moderation.
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> Hello this is my first post! I'm planning on growing potted cactai in
> my flat, I am often only at home on weekends so Cactai seem like the
> ideal choice.
> I am particularly interested in growing Peyote, however I understand
> this can be difficult to cultivate so would like some advice. I
> understand that even mature Peyote are relatively small so I can have a
> few of them round the flat.
> Any advice on watering, soil, pot size, food etc would all be welcome.
> As well as any info on where I can pick up seeds or seedlings etc.
> I'll also probably grow a San Pedro cactus, but I understand that these
> are much easier to manage, also much larger so I will only have one!