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Killing to Save - Grafting of the Rariest San Pedro cactus (Trichocereus Pachanoi)

Finally, it happened. I received my plants from Ukraine and decided to try to save some of them by grafting. I'm working with variegated crested San Pedro Catus (aka Trichocereus Pachanoi). The unique and stunning species of cacti, one of my favorite among cactus enthusiasts' collections, is also very popular for its relativity to the Peyote plant among spiritual practices enthusiasts because of the Mescaline presence in its chemical composition 00:00 - preparation of the grafting materials 03:00 - preparing and sterilization of the instruments for grafting 04:44 - root stock preparation and cutting 11:00 - rootstock cutting tips 14:00 - how to care after cuttings if you want to save them 14:41 - grafting material presentation and cutting 21:40 - mounting and fixing the grafts 28:02 - 6 month later summary The process from start to the moment I noticed the first growth took approximately 6 months, now I can surely say that grafting went successfully. Now I'm ready to share with you the techniques I used in the process of grafting, with details and a little more general information about grafting, storing, and caring for cactuses in your collection.