RE: Trichocereus specimens from St. Kilda, Melbourne. by nikv

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gardening · @nikv · Feb 23 '20

The one with the smallest thorns of course! I'm looking at these and thinking that all the so called "San Pedro" that people are growing are in fact Trichos. How do you tell the difference?

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@brizhorticulture · Feb 23 '20

San Pedro is just the common name for Trichocereus.

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@nikv · Feb 23 '20 (edited)

I thought that San Pedro is Echinopsis? Do they all contain similar compounds?

*edit: google just showed me that the names are used interchangeably

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@brizhorticulture · Feb 23 '20

Yeah it's a wishy washy world of nomenclature in the Cacti world...
Some say they are the same, some argue.
I'm really not too sure about the compounds to be honest.

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@psytopia · Mar 24 '20

Echinopsis is the new world nomenclature of the genus. Trichocereus is still used though. 

Not all trichocereus species contain mescaline. It's mainly contained within 3 species: bridgesii, peruvianus, and pachanoi. The alkaloid content is pretty variable between species and it's also dependent on weather, season and how much water they get.

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@psytopia · Mar 24 '20

It's mainly used for trichocereus pachanoi though.

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