Top five tips for healthy San Pedro cactus: Patrick Noll

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Top five tips for healthy San Pedro cactus: Patrick Noll (AKA Cactus Jerk)
This is a small sample from a forthcoming interview with Patrick Noll and Liam Engels. The interview will be released soon via this TH-cam channel soon so remember to subscribe.
- Bio Patrick Noll -
Patrick Noll is a cactus breeder, taxonomist and author specialising in the Trichocereus genus. While the San Pedro group is core to Patrick’s work, his breeding program is primarily concerned with beautiful and unique flowering hybrids.
Patrick is a long-time moderator of the Shaman Australis ethnobotanical forum, creator of Trichocereus.net and the books The San Pedro Group, San Pedro Hybrids and Trichocereus Culture. Patrick also occupies the strange niche of cactus social media influencer. He can be found all over the internet under his pseudonym ‘Cactus Jerk.’
Find Patrick vis his website - trichocereus.net
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[@Cactusjerk]

Hey guys, it was a pleasure talking to you! The full interview is great, and I'm sure people will have a blast listening to it! We touched upon a whole lot of topics and it is one of the very few interviews I ever agreed to do. It was a little early for me so I look like I just crawled out of a dumpster, but the content is great! Lol. 😊👍

[@hexedelic1899]

Patrick Noll has contributed so much to the field. I can not wait for the full interview 😛

[@kerriefearby9542]

You say temperatures. Can you give an example, for instance Max and Min?

[@Tacit_Tern]

Any advice on grafting peyote to san pedro?

[@benzen5340]

Look up pereskiopsis

[@Tacit_Tern]

@@benzen5340
Thank you

[@benzen5340]

You're welcome
Check out the great san pedro mastery : www.youtube.com/@sanpedromastery6262@@Tacit_Tern

[@Cactusjerk]

Not much different than grafting other cacti. Lots of pressure (but not so much that it causes injuries in the scion), VERY clean working conditions, a bit humidity and warmth during the first days and don't wait too long until you remove rubber bands or whatever you used to apply pressure. Pereskiopsis produce a lot of growth within short time, but Trichocereus is a better long-term stock.

[@mr.giggles4995]

That guy is such a jerk
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