Is this San Pedro

beakback

beakback

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I don't think so, the color and ridge shape/number looks wrong to me, but as advised I'd take a look at the label or ask an employee.
 
ANC

ANC

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The triangular one next to it is quite nice to use as grafting stock.
buy some peyote seeds, germinate and graft, then cut off and root after a year, they will be like golf ball size.
 
CaNNaBiZ CaNucK

CaNNaBiZ CaNucK

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Agreed with ANC. Definitely not any kind of trich I've seen. Not sure what they are called, but I see those in HD all the time.
 
ANC

ANC

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If it makes you feel better mine came to me bought by a friend as a san pedro too, from some scaley dude on the street.
 
ANC

ANC

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THey have more of a core, you will notice that cactus is basicaly like blades meeting in the center. Its more an asterisk than a star.
 
PineappleChunk

PineappleChunk

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LOL that is sketchy ANC but as long as it worked though right? you cant say no when you are making profit lol :) I should see who lurks the shadows here and just so happens top carry a cactus on them at night haha.
 
ANC

ANC

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I'll upload pics tommorrow of my one... I know I have some, but I must still transfer my stuff off the old harddrive. My windows installation bought the dust this week to the extent that I had to get a new drive just to retain my data....
Then I didn't plug the giant gfx card in deep enough, well actualy it got stuck on the extra sata cable.... and my sound would stutter the whole time... took me like a week and 3 reinstalls before I figured it out. With the result that my data is split over 3 drives at the moment.
 
ANC

ANC

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Ag no, I'm just too tired, its been a long day out.
I scored a salvia plant and about a meter of peruvian torch.
 
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