Found for sale on auction website without a species name, it's grafted onto a Myrt and it's referred to only as 'button'. Definitely appears to be a Loph. It's not the greatest price, but in this country it's a rare opportunity methinks.

I'm more concerned if there's a way to tell if it's a diffusa though, because I ain't paying for one of those. :/

Nexus member opinions?

i would say it's 90% williamsii..but it's yung specimen so it could turn to be another thing,but from my experience i could say almost without any doubts it's as peyote! bingo!! geometrizans is a very good graft 'bringer'

So beutiful! i would never kill that plant, or maybe in like 10 years when you know it´s gonna be worth it

"You get out what you put in." If thats true, I imagine the reward for successfully growing peyote is huge!

I surreptitiously asked if it was not the diffusa, to which the trader confirmed it was not. Based on that, I decided to go ahead. Will let everyone know in a decade if it was good.