Dr Liam Engel - Grow Globs Quick: Micrografting Peyote & other slow growing mescaline cacti

Dr Liam Engel - Grow Globs Quick: Micrografting Peyote & other slow growing mescaline cacti
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Talk Synopsis:
What’s the difference between Peyote and False Peyotes? Are they like other mescaline cacti?
Beginning with an ethnobotanical overview of mescaline cacti, Dr Liam Engel explains cacti seed germination and how to graft germinated seedlings onto Periskiposis spathulata at a young age.
Most professional growers obtain their plants by growing from seed or trading - few people can afford rare cacti at market value. In this presentation, viewers learn to accelerate the growth of slow-growing and valuable cacti.
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:55 An overview of mescaline cacti
00:02:35 What does Peyote look like?
00:02:59 What does San Pedro look like?
00:03:57 What do False Peyote look like?
00:05:00 Mescaline in plants other than cacti
00:06:59 Filtered sunlight: intensity and applications
00:09:20 How to germinate Peyote and other cacti seed for grafting
00:11:40 How to graft your germinated Peyote seed
00:15:53 Where to find mescaline cacti seeds and plants
00:17:15 Other works by Dr Liam Engel on cacti
00:17:42 Outro
Liam Engel Bio:
Dr Liam Engel is an illicit drug researcher seeking to empower psychoactive ecologies and the people who use them. Liam works with ECU and spends his spare time figuring out how he can make room for more cacti. Liam can be contacted at [e-mail]
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Related resources:
Keeper Trout’s ‘Trout’s Notes on San Pedro & related Trichocereus species’ troutsnotes.com/pdf/SanPedro_...
Patrick Noll’s ‘The San Pedro Group’ trichocereus.net/trichocereus... and ‘San Pedro Hybrids’ trichocereus.net/new-book-tri...
Shaman Australis nursery www.shaman-australis.com.au/shop/ and forum www.shaman-australis.com/forum/
Herbalistics nursery herbalistics.com.au/
Trichocereus Auctions Australia Facebook group / 1316453921842330
Trichocereus Disease & Virology Facebook group / 2231175120430856

[@Tacit_Tern]

Thank you!
As a Native American, peyote as a sacrament has been both a medicine and a teacher.
Unfortunately, Peyote is endangered due to the policies of the DEA & U.S Government.
A global botanical movement is needed to prevent them from going extinct.

[@entheotv]

Thanks Tacit Tern, we are also very concerned about the plight of Peyote. We have heard that land clearing for mining and agriculture is another big problem.
There is only so much we can do over here in Australia, but with the help of Liam, Keeper Trout and the EGA team we wrote the Reference guide for Lophophora conservation to help people gain insight on the issue.
gardenstates.org/reference-guide-for-lophophora-conservation/

[@yaddahaysmarmalite4059]

he said "shady shade cloth" - btw: if you have old seeds, look into tissue culture techniques for germinating old seeds to increase seed germination rates.

[@hexedelic1899]

I enjoy this video very much. Thanks Liam and EGA 😀

[@freddycaye3367]

Great video! thank you