Cereus peruvianus is a large, columnar cactus. It is an unexplored, underutilized cactus, grown only as an ornamental plant, even though it produces attractive, edible fruits. The nocturnal flowers remain open for one night. The fruits are thorn less and vary in skin color from violet-red to yellow. The flesh, which is the edible part of the fruit, is white and contains small, edible, and crunchy seeds. Fruits of a number of other columnar cacti, also belonging to the subfamily Cactoideae, t ...(more) 

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Trichocereus bridgesii is a fast-growing columnar cactus from the high deserts of Bolivia. Among the indigenous populations of Bolivia, it is sometimes called achuma or wachuma. The plant is a light green colour and usually has 4 to 8 ribs. It can grow 2–5 m tall with stems of up to 15–20 cm in diameter. Spines can range in colouration from honey-coloured to brown, and are located on the nodes in groups of up to 4. These spines can grow up to 6–7 cm in length and in fully grown plants are ...(more) 

Trichocereus pachanoi Seeds (30 Viable Seeds) (San Pedro) Family: Cactaceae Perennial cactus native to South America. This is a hard-to find offering of seed of San Pedro, which is unusual because most of the San Pedros found growing in the US are from sterile clones. These seeds, however, are from vibrantly flowered and fruiting cacti that are open-pollinated, fertile and choice. This blue-green skinned columnar cactus is nearly spineless. It is a traditional sacrament that can easi ...(more) 

A cousin to San Pedro the Peruvian torch cactus is also a fast growing cactus. It is said to have a much higher alkaloid content than San Pedro. Sow seeds (same as San Pedro) by placing on top of a soil and top dressing the soil with a coating of more soil. They should receive shaded light or fluorescent light for the first 6-12 months then full sun may be provided. The humidity for germination should be around 70-80 % this can be created using a small terrarium. This cactus will grow fast doub ...(more) 

Trichocereus spachianus is also known as Gold Torch for its numerous short, golden-brown spines. Its lime green body distinguishes it from many other popular trichocereus varieties although older cuttings can be darker. Spachianus is native to western Argentina and Bolivia and is easy to grow in pots. Starting in late spring, its huge, nocturnal, white blooms can expand up six inches in diameter and are attractive to bees. It is a rapid grower and enjoys moderate watering. Branching typical ...(more) 

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Trichocereus thelogonus is a columnar cactus in the San Pedro family that originates from Argentina. Thelogonus bears much resemblance to spachianus, and the two can be confused rather easily. This is mostly because the spines of thelogonus can be golden, but they also tend to be a little longer and more eyelash-like. The ribs of Trichocereus thelogonus also highlight the areoles where the spines protrude in a more distinct manner. The spines seem to bulge at the areoles in contrast to the str ...(more) 

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