peyote plant seeds Lophophora Williamsii | 20+ seeds

peyote plant seeds Lophophora Williamsii | 20+ seedsPlease find for sale 20+ Lophophora Williamsii seeds. Alas this spineless cactus is increasingly rare in the wild due to over harvesting. These seeds come from a highly reputed supplier in Germany. This cactus is famed for its ceremonial and medicinal usage by Native Americanss see https: psychonautwiki. org wiki Lophophora_williamsii INSTRUCTIONS TO SAVE PAPER I NO LONGER SEND OUT WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS TO CUSTOMERS. INSTRUCTIONS ARE BELOW SO PLEASE

Please find for sale 20+ Lophophora Williamsii seeds. Alas this spineless cactus is increasingly rare in the wild due to over harvesting. These seeds come from a highly reputed supplier in Germany. This cactus is famed for its ceremonial and medicinal usage by Native Americanss  - see https://psychonautwiki.org/wiki/Lophophora_williamsii    

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Germination Instructions:

These are expensive and rare seeds so please take your time. Lophophora require light for successful germination and need a temperature of between 20-30c during the day, and ideally much colder at night to replicate the conditions they have in their natural habitat. .

1) Select a small pot or tray with good drainage holes. Ensure thoroughly cleaned.

2)  Use cactus compost (or make your own with mix of sand and fertiliser-free compost.  Compost should be moist but not wet. Microwave the compost for a few minutes (to kill any fungae / bacteria) then allow to cool before sowing.

3) Fill the pot/tray 3/4 with the compost then sit in a tray of water for 30 minutes to allow it to take up moisture

4) Spread the seeds over the surface of the compost mix then using a flat object gently tamp (pat) down the seeds to ensure a good contact. A light dusting of silver sand over the top helps to retail moisture

5) Cover with pot/tray with a clear plastic bag- this retains moisture but allows light to get through.

6) Place under UV lights or in a bright spot but out of direct sunlight.

6) Germination can take 7-20 days

7) After gradually remove the plastic bag over a couple of days as this reduces the potential for rot to set in.