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How to care for and propagate Spiral Cactus | Cereus Forbesii Spiralis If you’ve ever seen a cactus that looks like it’s been caught in a whirlwin...

How to Tell the Difference Between Penis Cactus Varieties This is the Trichocereus bridgesii monstrose, also known as the Penis Cactus. But did you...

Preparing Cacti for Cold Weather Winter is coming which means it’s going to start getting colder and darker (two things cacti don’t like). Protecti...

How do we Grade our Cacti? At San Pedro Source, we have devised a grading system to offer a distinction between the cosmetic qualities of the cactu...

How to Grow a Crested San Pedro The Crested San Pedro is a unique, rare, and stunning variation of san pedro cactus with curvy waves that make them...

Degrafting San Pedro Cacti Removing a graft, otherwise commonly referred to as de-grafting, involves removing the scion from the rootstock after it...

How to Care for Trichocereus Scopulicola The Scopulicola, or Trichocereus Scopulicola, is a species of san pedro that is well-known for its nearly ...

Why is my Cactus so Skinny? If you've noticed your cactus looking a bit strange lately, with thin and stretched-out growth, then it may have fallen...

How to Grow and Care for a Penis Cactus The penis cactus, or TBM for short, is the monstrose form of the Bolivian Torch Cactus, Trichocereus bridge...

What is PC Trichocereus? If you've ever done a deep dive into san pedro cacti, chances are you've encountered the term PC San Pedro, or PC Trichoce...

  How to Easily Identify the San Pedro Cactus The San Pedro cactus, or Trichocereus Pachanoi, is an iconic cactus, known not only for its stunning ...

Basic San Pedro Cactus Care 101 The San Pedro Cactus, scientifically named Trichocereus pachanoi or Echinopsis pachanoi, is a columnar cactus origi...