Teo's Challenge

[any major dude]

it looks like T. Bridgesii to me, could also possibly be T. Peruvianus

also, the photo looks slightly altered

 

[Delta-9-THC]

LOL B9

Delta I was trying to piss y'all off in hopes that somebody here would show they have some plant knowledge.

It obvious y'all don't.

Only 1 person even had a guess (which was a pretty decent guess, but wrong).

It's obvious that you're trying to piss us off. I know you don't have a problem with that. Actually you seem to get a lot of pleasure out of it.

 

[Johnnywas]

it looks like T. Bridgesii to me, could also possibly be T. Peruvianus

also, the photo looks slightly altered

Yeah, I reckon it almost looks like a cross between the two. There seems too many spikes for a Brig yet the spikes seem to long for a torch.

 

[Teotzlcoatl]

also, the photo looks slightly altered

It could be. I just found it on google.

Do y'all wanna keep guessing or shall I tell you?

Y'all aren't even close so far...

There seems too many spikes for a Brig

right. good.

yet the spikes seem to long for a torch.

no. wrong. (tho I'm not saying it's peruvianus, just that T. peruvianus can have really long spines).

 

[daysonatrain]

Dude nobody cares what you do. Stay or leave, whatever. Get over yourself.

you really get off on riling people up huh? sad really. please go do your ayahuasca ceremony and maybe learn something, since from your attitude plants dont seem to have taught you a whole lot...

 

[Teotzlcoatl]

That's all fine and good.

Let's forget about all that and just have fun.

...

 

[Johnnywas]

seconded!

Eh, were trying to guess the cacti here, why's everyone so reactionary? Life's a joke after all

 

[Propyl Power]

It's obviously Browningia hertlingiana.

 

[any major dude]

It could be. I just found it on google.

(tho I'm not saying it's peruvianus, just that T. peruvianus can have really long spines).

If you found the photo on google, then how would you know what it is? It could potentially be an odd specimen of many different cacti species. There is a substantial amount of genetic variability within species

 

[Teotzlcoatl]

Browningia hertlingiana.

I AM MASSIVELY IMPRESSED!

Teo bows down before you!

If you found the photo on google, then how would you know what it is? It could potentially be an odd specimen of many different cacti species. There is a substantial amount of genetic variability within species

because I can ID cacti just like Propyl Power can!

Also... I googled the name Browningia, lol.

I knew what it was the whole time, duh.

Ight Propyl Power, you won! Send me a PM and I'll mail you your prize!

 

[Teotzlcoatl]

Now wasn't that fun?

 

[Johnnywas]

Now wasn't that fun?

It was.

Now, more importantly, is this species an entheogen?

 

[Teotzlcoatl]

Interesting question Johnny!

This particular cactus has been noted to be psychoactive, tho the details are very vague!

 

[Leftley]

If he doesnt wan't the cactus I'll take it >_>

 

[Delsyd]

lol, i know, i know.

But you won't ID the cactus.

It's ok.

I thought maybe somebody would impress me in this thread.

I'd be impressed if y'all got the genera right, much less the species!

Im sure youve noticed that this forum is more focused on psychedelics, mostly synthetic. We dont have too many ethnobotanists here. But there are a few who find the topic interesting.

It's obviously Browningia hertlingiana.

Thanks Propyl.

Now wasn't that fun?

it was okay before it turned into a flae war.

Interesting question Johnny!

This particular cactus has been noted to be psychoactive, tho the details are very vague!

thats nice.

now that the question has been answered.

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