Gardening: Edible Plants : How to Grow San Pedro Cactus

The San Pedro cactus will do well living outdoors in mild or warm climates, or it can be grown in an indoor container in colder climates. Allow plenty of drainage when growing the San Pedro cactus with helpful advice from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening.

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[empbac]

I have an 18" cutting sitting right next to me, desplined and ready for consumption... I'll eat it like corn on the cob and take swigs of OJ to down the bitter alkaloid taste. And then, after a 2-hour wait, start tripping balls. Enlightenment. Yes. This is an ancient entheogen, used by the people of the Andes. It's a religious experience, and for a government to outlaw it is religious discrimination. Just say no, kids. Say no to government.

[RyanSC12]

I wonder if she know that the this cactus is psychoactive....

[MineCraftDuke]

Way easier to grow than weed

[grandaddynative]

bigger pots make bigger plants period.

[mikeathiest]

@empbac Thats a shit load of cactus to eat, I dont see how you can eat that much. Why dont you boil it down?

[scottclements78]

She could have explained how to extract mescaline if she wanted to be really helpful.

[000MidnightSun]

@empbac you are my hero! heehee

[that1nigglet]

1:26 and 1:32= Ghost in between the black and beige pots.

[rtrxggg]

@cheddar21 Their on their way.

[cheddar21]

Hamburger helper advertisement? Man, I hope google goes under soon!