Peyote cactus

NEW: Peyote 3-cluster!

The small thornless peyote cactus (Lophophora williamsii)   originates from the south of Texas and northern Mexico. The plant is a very important religious sacrament in many native American cultures of Central and North-America. In Mexico the cactus is also sold as a medicine against blindness, fever and many other diseases.

The active alkaloids of the Peyote cactus are:

• mescaline (3,4,5- trimethoxy-B-phenethylamine)
• n-methylmescaline
• n-acetylmescaline
• lophophorine
• thyramine
• hordinenine
• anhalaninine
• anhalonidine
• pellotine
• o-methyllanhalonidine

The most important active alkaloid is mescaline.

Usage

These cacti should be grown for a couple of years before they can be harvested. If you want to know how to consume mature Peyote cacti, read What is a Peyote cactus? in our encyclopedia.

Ingredients

The two smallest cacti come with a little pot and a zipbag of earth.

The heads of the Peyote 3-clusters all have a size of 2-3 cm. (most left picture)

Warning

Do not combine with alcohol, MAO-Inhibitors or other stimulants.
Do not use when pregnant, depressed, on medication, driving motorized vehicles, under 18 years old.
When you're using Peyote make sure there's someone with you to assist you when necessary.

Azarius Encyclopedia: Using Psychedelics Safely

Links

http://peyote.org/

Shipping restrictions

Please check if this product is legal in your country. We cannot ship this product to Australia, Finland, Israel, Canada, Switzerland, United States, Norway, New Zealand, France, Russia, Estonia, Turkey, Brazil, Hungary, Japan, Mexico, South Africa and Portugal.

Reviews

Post a review  More reviews

Jul 17, 2009 Mike said:
    
“Very helpful.

Is the 5-7cm sized cactus enough for one person? I'm having a hard time understanding.
”

Apr 18, 2009 raX said:
    
“you have to keep the cacti for a few years in the sun...
if you have a 8-10years old one, it's enough for 3-4 people”

Feb 5, 2008 steffen denmark said:
     
“thanks, i got what i came for.
”