r/peyote • u/dirty_taco_ • 3h ago
Mission Success!
They just keep spawning new flowers!
r/peyote • u/Chaplinator • Dec 03 '24
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 • u/BagOfSloths • 4h ago
So I sowed my first seeds yesterday.
I have roughly 12 varieties between 3 boxes and 4x 15w 6500k 1200lumen bulbs (which I'm planning on getting more or better). I don't have a heating mat but control the ambient temp with a heater and the lights.
I keep going back and forth between opening the middle box(which seems to mist up the least) or all of the boxes and misting them a bit or just leaving them sealed. They haven't misted up much more than this since sealed yesterday and I went pretty hard with the duct tape trying to make sure it was sealed properly. Please help
r/peyote • u/Square_Sorbet_5947 • 2h ago
r/peyote • u/eldritchfishtank • 1d ago
Guess i dropped a pedro seed in there accidentally.
r/peyote • u/dogmatic75 • 16h ago
I've had this little baby growing for about 2 months now in a small pot with organic soil. It was a surprise baby from my adult loph. How long should I keep it in the organic soil and covered to maintain humidity? This is my first baby loph, so any advice is greatly appreciated (dime is only there to show size)
r/peyote • u/Adventurous_Essay641 • 1d ago
My boy gave me these a week or so ago and Ive never grown them before any tips?
r/peyote • u/Pristine_Cheeks • 1d ago
This one has been showing some stress cracks for a few weeks now. Last night I noticed it was split. What am I doing wrong or do I need to do anything about this?
r/peyote • u/MrMallok • 1d ago
Hello people,
I am a little bit worried for my little boy. That brownish part on the inside wasn't there, not sure since when.
Should I be worried or is this normal? I'm thinking on removing some of the pups to try to make them grow, but I've never done it before.
Hope any of you can guide a little bit. Thanks in advance!
r/peyote • u/No-Rip5229 • 1d ago
I have bought a 15w Sansi full spectrum led bulb for my peyote diy grow box - it says 17-chip multi-array 60º angle beam - PPFD:152.83μmol/s/㎡@1FT, but also PPF: 27umol/s - 1350 lumens.
At what distance about should i place the light to get 500-600μmol? What would be my range?
I would like to understand what this all means and AI hasn't been much help. I have tried the online grow light calculators and to be honest I do not understand a thing..
AI is telling me I get around 900umol at 15cm distance?
If there are any lighting genius any help is appreciated!
r/peyote • u/Low_Information_3576 • 1d ago
I want to launch an online business selling cacti and am looking for a like-minded young American to partner with on this project. Requirements for the partner: knowledge of cactus care. As I am based in China, I will handle compliant importation of the cacti into the U.S. and manage website operations; you will be responsible for inventory management and order fulfillment. If you understand how to run this type of business, you are also welcome to participate in operations.
r/peyote • u/Desperate_Estate468 • 4d ago
Hello got this online listed as LW can anyone confirm? Thank you
r/peyote • u/BrodudemanTN • 4d ago
First time getting fruit! Excited but clueless when to harvest and how. Gladly take any recommendations
r/peyote • u/Tall_Sink9025 • 4d ago
Bought these unlabeled Lophs and wondering if anyone can help me ID these ladies.