Hi, I have about 5 of these seeds I can trade with you. What would you be able to trade?

I have both Trichocereus peruvianus (Sacred Torch cactus) and Trichocereus bridgesii. Both grow to about 7 to 8 feet in the wild. I also have smaller, but rarer cacti from Mexico, which include Lophophora diffusa and Lophophora fricii. I would love to talk to you about these plants. My YAHOO address is W A V E S P E L L. Look them up on cactusplaza.com. If you buy from him, mention my name, Brian Caldwell and email. I have plenty, and I live in Alabama, so shipping is cheaper.

I had Peruvian cactus but die, will look for more to trade with Dani. I have several San Pedro plants grow in the pots. I responded to your last email with pictures too Dani. Thanks for the info Stush, I don't do drug and they are unreachable by neighbors :D I also have wild datura in my front and back yard. I cut off the fruits and trashed them before ripe to avoid overgrow. I enjoy the beauty of their big white flowers. This post was edited by senjanevada on Sun, Dec 15, 13 at 1:30

cactusmharris: Yes, I was taught that 'C' is always hard, but slightly softer when it precedes 'h'. The 'S'-sound (in front of certain vowels) was introduced during the late antique period and became the standard in medieval Latin. At first it felt weird to always use the 'K' sound, but once I got used to it I actually found it easier. Of course, since botanical Latin was developed much later, the more modern pronunciation is far more common, especially as the pronunciation of the Latin words that still exist in many Western languages is based on the modern rules. mastemot: I think you will have to wait for quite some time. I don't know exactly how big/old they must be, but I have only seen flowers on much bigger plants (this is one reason why I don't grow cereoids). BTW, it is the red spines on your N. scopa that I envy, I once had one that I accidentially killed, and I have not yet found a replacement, most plants have only white spines :-(.