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Bluelighter
Hey Bluelight. I've scoured the site and the rest of the net for info on this and it seems my problem is unique.
I have a whole lot of san pedro branches, and by good fortune, they haven't cost me a cent. I may be tripping on cactus this weekend (if not, it will be on shrooms or 2C-B) and definitely in three weeks' time. Yesterday, a friend and I cut off one of the branches, about three feet long. Now, the species is almost definitely san pedro, but we encountered a problem even as we started cutting. The core is almost impregnable. Harder than wood. Took about six minutes to cut through. It also occupies most of the cacti's inner body, meaning there's not that much of the softer part between the skin and the core, which contains most of the mescaline.
However, since we cut from the base of the branch, perhaps the core is simply thickest at that point, and it thins out further up? I could find out by cutting it open, but I'm afraid it will rot in the three or so weeks we're storing it (so the mescaline can potentiate).
We ate a tiny bit of the potent part (as in, micrograms worth of mescaline) just to see what it would taste like. It was almost tasteless. But then, that's coming from someone who finds mushrooms and calea zacatechichi mildly pleasant to ingest.
Anyway, my main question is, does anyone have similar experiences with cactus cuttings? Would I be better off choosing another, softer branch and eating from that one instead? Does this happen often, or is my whole cactus just fucked?
I have a whole lot of san pedro branches, and by good fortune, they haven't cost me a cent. I may be tripping on cactus this weekend (if not, it will be on shrooms or 2C-B) and definitely in three weeks' time. Yesterday, a friend and I cut off one of the branches, about three feet long. Now, the species is almost definitely san pedro, but we encountered a problem even as we started cutting. The core is almost impregnable. Harder than wood. Took about six minutes to cut through. It also occupies most of the cacti's inner body, meaning there's not that much of the softer part between the skin and the core, which contains most of the mescaline.
However, since we cut from the base of the branch, perhaps the core is simply thickest at that point, and it thins out further up? I could find out by cutting it open, but I'm afraid it will rot in the three or so weeks we're storing it (so the mescaline can potentiate).
We ate a tiny bit of the potent part (as in, micrograms worth of mescaline) just to see what it would taste like. It was almost tasteless. But then, that's coming from someone who finds mushrooms and calea zacatechichi mildly pleasant to ingest.
Anyway, my main question is, does anyone have similar experiences with cactus cuttings? Would I be better off choosing another, softer branch and eating from that one instead? Does this happen often, or is my whole cactus just fucked?
