LOPHOPHORA

just found the group - looks great for all things lophophora - hope someone can help. i have just

HI!! I at first I was super stoked to learn that peyote is legal in Canada. Excellent. I thought I

Seedlings growing tall and skinny definitely sounds like they are getting too little light. Depending

The Cactus Conservation Institute (CCI) is working to obtain a scientific understanding of the

Hi, Do you have an image of your lophophora that you think has rot? Typically the best thing to do is

Hi, You have a healthy plant there although you might be feeding/watering it too much? Of course

Praise the Lord I do not have rot plants!!!- so - sorry cannot help you with pics. Please, email me

Thanks a lot man. You ve been very helpful to all my questions. You see I ma rookie. peace

That is a nice pot my friend. Thanks in advance for your tips.

I agree with Eugene - don't cut your plant unless you really have to. On Apr 14, 8:12 pm, "

Excellent tips!! Although the state of my specimen is disappointing right now, I hope it will bounce

my lophophora seedling are getting red spots then they rot off. what would this be?

Greetings from Holland, After 30 years changing the soil in which your lopho lives wouldn't be

If I were to pollinate my caespitosa with a non-clumping form of williamsii, what behaviour would I

I am a cactus and succulent grower and would like to buy lophophora williamsii (peyote buttons. The

Hi, Firstly I would like to thank the owner of Lophophora Blog for his great posts! I check your site

During the winter months I keep my plants dormant, ie I'm not fertilizing the plants at all

It seems like the italicized species names didn't make it through (instead asterisks are inserted

Hi All, I have recently purchased a 6 year old Lophophora williamsii. I am based in South Africa and

On 5 Jun., 16:53, Runner <xander_...@hotmail.com> wrote: > Ok Tom, > > I am in

hello i am an avid collector of cacti and succulents, but im unable to locate a supplier for

Jeff (yet another Canadian on this list) contacted Uncle Chorn's Cabin last year for a price list

Hi Steve and welcome. Just a couple of thoughts. Are your plants turning completely white (albino, no

Regarding your question on Opuntia grafting, my experience is very limited. Last year I grafted 8

Nice seedlings man! Looks like they were just watered in the pics. Old clear tupperware makes good

I have posted some more pictures. A few show what some of the grafts' roots sprouted after their

Actually it's a regular Lophophora williamsii (SB 854; Starr Co, Texas), originally grafted as a

I have Pereskiopsis stock that is multiplying faster than I can use it. If anyone is interested in

Sounds like it is a good thing for growing under lights. http://www.wormsway.com/detail.asp?sku=

There is also the graph showing the growth diameter vs. time for the specimen, with a noticable trend