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Aegle
#1 Posted : 3/14/2013 12:01:56 PM

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These are some peyote's that I received yesterday, I will be posting pictures of their progress. I'm going to do my best to fully rehabilitate these precious peyote's, in this thread I will document their journey. ♥




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#2 Posted : 3/14/2013 1:15:00 PM
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Beautiful!

half my collection are rescues
 
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#3 Posted : 3/14/2013 7:17:58 PM

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dg wrote:
Beautiful!

half my collection are rescues


Dg

They are true diamonds in the ruff, I am going to do eveything I can to give them a loving and nurturing home. I have a thing for rescuing plants and animals, I'm sure you must know how special it is to rescue a plant in need. It fills my heart up and I guess its how I cultivate meaning within my life.


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#4 Posted : 3/14/2013 10:17:29 PM

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you sure know how to make a plant pot look pretty.
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#5 Posted : 3/14/2013 11:30:46 PM
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Beautyfull Peyotes, Aegle. The biggest of those may well be 6 to 9 years old.
Would consuming that largest one alone be enough for 1 person to get a decently
deep, entheogenic experience?


And might I ask exactly what you rescued these Peyotes from, Aegle?
 
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#6 Posted : 3/14/2013 11:46:02 PM

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Beautiful.. Wish I could get my hands on some babies!
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#7 Posted : 3/15/2013 3:54:36 AM
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SKA wrote:

Would consuming that largest one alone be enough for 1 person to get a decently
deep, entheogenic experience?




not in my experience..
but one nice button is a fantastic admixture to go with pedro tea or crystal mescaline
 
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#8 Posted : 3/15/2013 4:06:31 AM

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Nice !

They should look good after a few months of TLC.

Did you re-pot them with all the bling or did they come like that ?

As difficult as it is to do it, I always re-pot my rescued Lophs. I got one once from an old guy that had a really dull look about them (much worse than yours dg) he'd been growing them for over 40 years and it died because the roots had rotted away.

I manage to save a pup that I salvaged before it bit the dust though.
 
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#9 Posted : 3/15/2013 9:40:34 AM

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jamie wrote:
you sure know how to make a plant pot look pretty.


Jamie

Why thank you ever so much for your more than kind words, I am really touched...


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#10 Posted : 3/15/2013 9:51:09 AM

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SKA wrote:
Beautyfull Peyotes, Aegle. The biggest of those may well be 6 to 9 years old.
Would consuming that largest one alone be enough for 1 person to get a decently
deep, entheogenic experience?


And might I ask exactly what you rescued these Peyotes from, Aegle?


SKA

Why thank you, I am honoured that you think my peyote's are beautiful, my hope is that they will be fully restored to their formal glory in a couple of months time.


Here are the dosage amounts for Fresh Peyote

Oral Light

3 - 6 mid-sized buttons = 50 - 100g

Common

6 - 12 buttons = 100 - 150g

Strong

8 - 16 buttons = 150 - 200g

Heavy

15 + buttons = 200g +


They were damaged by intense weather and slugs or caterpillars I think, the previous person caring for them wanted them to have a loving safe environment to grow in so I bought them from him. I am going to do everything I can to give them a safe and happy home.


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#11 Posted : 3/15/2013 10:03:18 AM

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DeDao wrote:
Beautiful.. Wish I could get my hands on some babies!


DeDao

Its very gracious of you to say so, is there no way that you could purchase a peyote pup? Or is it to risky even owning a peyote?


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#12 Posted : 3/15/2013 10:15:05 AM

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Hieronymous wrote:
Nice !

They should look good after a few months of TLC.

Did you re-pot them with all the bling or did they come like that ?

As difficult as it is to do it, I always re-pot my rescued Lophs. I got one once from an old guy that had a really dull look about them (much worse than yours dg) he'd been growing them for over 40 years and it died because the roots had rotted away.

I manage to save a pup that I salvaged before it bit the dust though.


Hieronymous

This is what I am hoping that a few months of tender love and care will rehabilitate these guys, Indeed I did re-pot them and I chose some of my favorite crystals to keep them company. Its incredibly remarkably that you were able to save a pup before the peyote died, I cant imagine having to deal with the death of a peyote.


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#13 Posted : 3/15/2013 1:31:32 PM
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What makes them 'rescued'? I envision a shelter for neglected cacti Crying or very sad edit: whoops, missed that explanation post Smile

In any case, beautiful medicine in a beautiful setting.

 
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Aegle wrote:
DeDao wrote:
Beautiful.. Wish I could get my hands on some babies!


DeDao

Its very gracious of you to say so, is there no way that you could purchase a peyote pup? Or is it to risky even owning a peyote?


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Risky!
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#15 Posted : 3/15/2013 3:47:32 PM

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DeDao wrote:
Aegle wrote:
DeDao wrote:
Beautiful.. Wish I could get my hands on some babies!


DeDao

Its very gracious of you to say so, is there no way that you could purchase a peyote pup? Or is it to risky even owning a peyote?


Much Peace and Compassion



Risky!


DeDao

I'm so so sorry, its really incredibly sad that these precious and sacred cacti are so controlled and regulated. Truly heartbreaking... Crying or very sad


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#16 Posted : 3/16/2013 12:30:08 AM

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Sorry I referred to you as dg earlier Aegle Embarrased
 
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#17 Posted : 3/16/2013 1:14:19 AM


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Rescue? They look gorgeous! I'm sending much love to your little ones.

And I think I'll mimic your potting technique. Mine are still recovering from the rain incident.

Crying or very sad
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#18 Posted : 3/16/2013 8:52:20 AM
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Nice, Peyote art!
Who knows they might even benefit from that crystals. Good luck with the healing process of that precious plants. It'll come right I guess as they look not that bad.
 
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#19 Posted : 3/16/2013 1:00:39 PM

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Hieronymous wrote:
Sorry I referred to you as dg earlier Aegle Embarrased


Hieronymous

No problem I realized that you meant Aegle, no worries...


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Aegle
#20 Posted : 3/16/2013 1:41:42 PM

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Yerba wrote:
What makes them 'rescued'? I envision a shelter for neglected cacti Crying or very sad edit: whoops, missed that explanation post Smile

In any case, beautiful medicine in a beautiful setting.


Yerba

I'm greatly humbled that you think my peyote's are in a beautiful setting, I really did put a lot of care and thought into their new little homes.


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