you know what buds, i switched over from shultz to a mix that i make myself a few years back and it made a massive difference. what i do now it take powdered eggshells, hardwood ash, powdered bones, and a little big of worm castings and mix them all in a bottle of regular table vinegar. it will stink like farts for a while then the bubbles will stop and it will still stink like farts. my plants have went bananas off this mix. full mineral substrate with weekly bottom waterings. great vid! oh but maybe mention ph. i lower it to 5.5.
Thanks for the video. I moved my peyote inside for the winter and have it closely under a strong grow light. It is starting to shrink. I think it’s getting too much light and not enough water
When you move it inside for winter, often times the indoors are too warm for the plant to go into full dormancy, and will continue what it thinks to be the "growing season". You have to water it, but very infrequently. Let it start to shrink a little before watering it. They say not to water at all in winter, but that's only when it's fully dormant in cold freezing temps. This will simulate as close to dormancy as you can get indoors. I have to do this as well, since my geography's cold season is also it's wet season
I most likely don’t water my peyote enough. I recently bought sand to put on the top and now I can never tell whether they need watering or not. I’ve had my cactus for two or three years and they really haven’t grown since I got them, although one has got a few pups.
I've got one I started from seed over a decade ago, it's not as large or as vibrant as I'd like, it's always been indoor under t5 lighting. It's been ribbing for a couple years. Is there anyway to speed up the process or to get it to plump up/ grow faster. I figured it would have bloomed by now. It's a quad head. When it was young I sliced across the main head in hopes of getting a double. Tried to find contact Info to send pictures, potnsize is about 6 inches tall by maybe 5 across, the plant is around 3 or an little more across.
@@SacredButtons In the states. Post service was slow. I have seen them here where I live in Southern NM get an occasional freeze and a dusting of snow and they were fine but I'm afraid these were not harden off.
@@SacredButtons hmm, so what you’re saying is that if I plant seeds once a year, then in 3 years, I’ll have a full harvest of peyote per year?.. great, thanks!
@@littleleaf8541it should be "hard grown" for 2-4 years after it reaches full size for it to be worth while. More light, less water and fertilizer. It won't grow much, it will get darker in color and sink down into the soil. That's what you want. Try to get it like that at least once per season for a few seasons after it reaches maturity and it will have a dramatic impact.
@@JeagerTv thanks for the extra tip! I left this comment 8 months ago, but coincidentally, I’ve actually been rewatching these videos lately. I’m going to buy seeds when I can asap !
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you know what buds, i switched over from shultz to a mix that i make myself a few years back and it made a massive difference. what i do now it take powdered eggshells, hardwood ash, powdered bones, and a little big of worm castings and mix them all in a bottle of regular table vinegar. it will stink like farts for a while then the bubbles will stop and it will still stink like farts. my plants have went bananas off this mix. full mineral substrate with weekly bottom waterings. great vid! oh but maybe mention ph. i lower it to 5.5.
That's pretty neat. Where did you find out about this method?
@@JeagerTv trial and error for years
Thanks for an awesome-straight to the point-video!
You're very welcome!
Too much liiight that is exactly the info I was looking for. Thanks !
You're welcome 😁
Thank you this was great
You're very welcome 😁
Thanks for the video. I moved my peyote inside for the winter and have it closely under a strong grow light. It is starting to shrink. I think it’s getting too much light and not enough water
You're welcome. 🙂
When you move it inside for winter, often times the indoors are too warm for the plant to go into full dormancy, and will continue what it thinks to be the "growing season". You have to water it, but very infrequently. Let it start to shrink a little before watering it. They say not to water at all in winter, but that's only when it's fully dormant in cold freezing temps. This will simulate as close to dormancy as you can get indoors. I have to do this as well, since my geography's cold season is also it's wet season
@@Taydrum thank you, I have noticed it shrink a little. I think it misses it’s daily morning dew
Great video as always.
Glad you enjoyed it. 🙂
I most likely don’t water my peyote enough. I recently bought sand to put on the top and now I can never tell whether they need watering or not. I’ve had my cactus for two or three years and they really haven’t grown since I got them, although one has got a few pups.
Damn yo, I had mine under too bright a light. Not all of them are as sensitive, I guess. 🤔, I thank you.
You're welcome 😁
Wow great
How much does one cactus yield (doses)
At least 1
I've got one I started from seed over a decade ago, it's not as large or as vibrant as I'd like, it's always been indoor under t5 lighting. It's been ribbing for a couple years. Is there anyway to speed up the process or to get it to plump up/ grow faster. I figured it would have bloomed by now. It's a quad head. When it was young I sliced across the main head in hopes of getting a double. Tried to find contact Info to send pictures, potnsize is about 6 inches tall by maybe 5 across, the plant is around 3 or an little more across.
Also it's never getting harvested, injust want it too be a beautiful specimen.
If you get one in the mail and repot it when should you water for the first
A week or so after repotting.
Ugh, mine froze in transit? Arrived soft I have potted them up and have my fingers crossed. Any tips?
😬 Where did you purchase them?
@@SacredButtons In the states. Post service was slow. I have seen them here where I live in Southern NM get an occasional freeze and a dusting of snow and they were fine but I'm afraid these were not harden off.
@@jenniferholdcroft6148 Hopefully they will be okay. 🤞🤞
How long does it take for your peyote to grow into full size?
Under proper conditions it can take around three years. :)
@@SacredButtons hmm, so what you’re saying is that if I plant seeds once a year, then in 3 years, I’ll have a full harvest of peyote per year?.. great, thanks!
@@littleleaf8541you can get full growth in about a year and half grafting it.
@@littleleaf8541it should be "hard grown" for 2-4 years after it reaches full size for it to be worth while. More light, less water and fertilizer. It won't grow much, it will get darker in color and sink down into the soil. That's what you want. Try to get it like that at least once per season for a few seasons after it reaches maturity and it will have a dramatic impact.
@@JeagerTv thanks for the extra tip! I left this comment 8 months ago, but coincidentally, I’ve actually been rewatching these videos lately. I’m going to buy seeds when I can asap !
I don't see the subscribe button on this video.
yeah thats weird
Al Bundy?