Lophophora williamsii v Sierra San Marcos
Peyote - San Pedro Cactus
Description
Lophophora williamsii v Sierra San Marcos represents a unique form of the Peyote cactus, displaying its own distinguishing characteristics. This cactus commonly shows a button-like, rounded structure, often exhibiting a grey-green or bluish hue. Its ribbed structure is prominent, along with the areoles that give its shape. It has adapted to the harshest conditions. It has great resistance to drought. Because of its mescaline content, this variant has cultural significance. Make sure you use well-draining soil. Also provide a lot of sunshine for the plant to grow.
Description
Lophophora williamsii v Sierra San Marcos represents a unique form of the Peyote cactus, displaying its own distinguishing characteristics. This cactus commonly shows a button-like, rounded structure, often exhibiting a grey-green or bluish hue. Its ribbed structure is prominent, along with the areoles that give its shape. It has adapted to the harshest conditions. It has great resistance to drought. Because of its mescaline content, this variant has cultural significance. Make sure you use well-draining soil. Also provide a lot of sunshine for the plant to grow.