Lophophora williamsii Mischung
Peyote - San Pedro Cactus
Description
Lophophora williamsii Mischung, which translates to 'mixture' or 'blend,' refers to a collection of Lophophora williamsii plants. This can represent a mix of different growth forms or even different varieties or cultivars. The Lophophora williamsii is commonly known as Peyote, famous for its cultural and historical significance. These cacti are small, spineless, and button-shaped. The plants are typically a bluish-green or grey-green color. They produce small, pink flowers during the flowering season. To cultivate, use well-draining, mineral-rich soil, similar to what is used for other cacti. It needs plenty of sunlight and infrequent watering, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings.
Description
Lophophora williamsii Mischung, which translates to 'mixture' or 'blend,' refers to a collection of Lophophora williamsii plants. This can represent a mix of different growth forms or even different varieties or cultivars. The Lophophora williamsii is commonly known as Peyote, famous for its cultural and historical significance. These cacti are small, spineless, and button-shaped. The plants are typically a bluish-green or grey-green color. They produce small, pink flowers during the flowering season. To cultivate, use well-draining, mineral-rich soil, similar to what is used for other cacti. It needs plenty of sunlight and infrequent watering, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings.