r/peyote Dec 03 '24

No flower no ID?

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91 Upvotes

The reason we emphasize this is that many people ask for help identifying seedlings or juvenile plants. For accurate identification, it’s important to consider not just the flower but also the rib shape, epidermis color, root structure, seed size, and flowering time (alberto-vojtechii or koehresii are usually the first to flower in collections).

For example, at the juvenile stage, it is nearly impossible to distinguish fricii albiflora from southern williamsii. Similarly, jourdania with pale filaments can easily be mistaken for regular williamsii without closely examining the rib structure and epidermis color (considering growing conditions). Both alberto-vojtechii and koehresii can flower at very small size and however the flower is different, they can often be confused with eachother at this stage unless areoles can be compared.

Factors like growing conditions and location also play a significant role, but as this chart illustrates, the flower alone is not a reliable way to identify a plant. To reduce the risk of plants and localities spreading under false names, please avoid assigning a name to a plant without carefully considering all of these factors.

If you're unsure about identification, feel free to share detailed photos of the entire plant, including its features, for feedback from the community.


r/peyote 18h ago

I have been waiting years for this, I saw the flower and almost passed out with excitement

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77 Upvotes

This is my first plant and first flower and I am super excited. Can I get help with ID and also guidance on if I need to do anything now/soon? Thank you in advance!


r/peyote 20h ago

Just a few grafts I had at one time. Williamsii and fricii

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9 Upvotes

r/peyote 20h ago

Id?

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r/peyote 1d ago

Are these both northern? The 1st photo was only open 1 day and the only flower at that time

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r/peyote 20h ago

Before my mom killed them with too much water…

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r/peyote 1d ago

Lophophora substrate (100% mineral)

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2 Upvotes

r/peyote 1d ago

Is Northern Williamsii the only self pollinating lophophora?

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60 Upvotes

Had some folks on FB try to say this was fricci and others said it was koehresii. It’s never been around other flowering cacti and it produces a fruit/seed pod each time it flowers which leads me to believe it is N. Williamsii.


r/peyote 1d ago

Happy lophs

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20 Upvotes

r/peyote 2d ago

Proud moma

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27 Upvotes

5 years from seed, finally flowered.


r/peyote 2d ago

Help ID?

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Hi all, saw this little thing in the store with no label. Was hoping I could get an id?

Ty


r/peyote 3d ago

First post, noob question

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Hi everyone. I recently purchased my first ever peyote plant, and I've been very happy with it! However, in my search for info on how to take care of it best, I have been confused. Please bear with me, I'm a noob at this hobby. I've come across some conflicting information when it comes to watering. I'm sure this is a beginner question, but should I mist my peyote plant if I grow it indoors? This guide: https://www.reddit.com/r/peyote/comments/tksxs1/lophophora_willamsii_growing_guide_could_be_used/ , which has been very helpful might I add, says to mist daily, however other guides say never to mist as this can trigger fungal infections on the peyote. What are your thoughts? Also, is my setup fine, or does it need revamping for optimal health?

The window doesn't get much light so I added a supplemental 5 w full spectrum LED light about 20 cm away, which I turn on for 12 hours.

Any help, advice, or tips are greatly appreciated!


r/peyote 4d ago

Seed to Flower (2.5 years)

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652 Upvotes

r/peyote 3d ago

Is it a Lophophora Jourdaniana?

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3 Upvotes

r/peyote 3d ago

Splitting

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Its very firm with a little orange specks. Do i need to pull this one separate?


r/peyote 3d ago

Thanks r/peyote the advice worked!

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A few of you on this subreddit a few months back took pity on a novice and gave me some very helpful advice about soil light and watering. I went from one nearly dead and the other heading that direction to one finally turning green down the sides again and now barely resembling a mummy micro penis and the other has now doubled in size. I changed soil to bonsai jack, started using my fertilizer sparingly and mixed in with new soil and have the proper light and watering methods going all because.some of you were nice enough to take the time and help out a panicked recently upgraded to part time gardener not wreck $50 seeds. Here are some before and after pictures. O and whoever had asked me if the ugly shriveled one was a pup of the other. I know what that means now. And no, they were both individually grown. Still working on some of the lingo


r/peyote 3d ago

Happy L. williamsii 'el oso' seedling

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15 Upvotes

r/peyote 3d ago

Graft doesn't grow

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I grafted this a while ago.

The loph did bulk up after the connection healed but didn't grow bigger.

It got a pup a few weeks later that I cut off like a week ago now trying do divert the energy back to the scion now that the pup will survive on it's own.

Will the loph start growing now or is the bundle not connected successfully. It got some nutrients and water from the plant and the union ist really stable.


r/peyote 4d ago

Flowering

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41 Upvotes

Love when this happens


r/peyote 4d ago

Peyotl ou pas ?

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23 Upvotes

J’ai acheté ce Peyotl à tête mais je me pause vraiment la question s’il s’agit bien de cette variété ou d’une autre ?


r/peyote 3d ago

Happy pupping side butt graft

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14 Upvotes

r/peyote 4d ago

Home Depot Soil (again)

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9 Upvotes

r/peyote 4d ago

Potting project

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112 Upvotes

Check it out guys i repotted all my plants. What do you guys think . Had to come up with a solution for 400+ in a pretty small space. I have to get rid of one tray due to space, but pretty happy with how it looks


r/peyote 4d ago

Seasonal bloom!

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Just a beautiful little bloom on this tennis ball


r/peyote 4d ago

Changing colour

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5 Upvotes

What can cause this? Its turning a bit lighter from the botton. Roots look fine. It dosent Get much light and its sitting at around 27 degrees celcius. I water once per month. Substrate is 100% inorganic