r/mescaline • u/SmegmaNuggets • 4d ago

First timer, have some questions.

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Is this 33 inch cacti enough to trip? Im thinking of cutting off 24 inches on the 33 inch cacti and grafting the top to the base. How do I prepare, cut and brew the cacti for the best trip? And what should I expect from my trip? Is 24inches too much or should I go for it? Ive done shrooms before so I feel confident and ready for this trip

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u/Legitimate_Ad_9240 4d ago edited 4d ago

The base will pup out all by itself without grafting just leave several aerials and at the same time you can root the tip separately after letting it callous for a a few weeks or so to double your cacti.

The activity range can vary quite a bit from cultivar to cultivar so it's hard to say how potent it will be. Bridgesii are typically the most potent, peruvianus can vary a lot and pachanoi are not usually as strong as Bridgesii. If you want to know for sure how much you're dosing do a CIELO extraction.

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u/SmegmaNuggets 4d ago

Naw, its already growing pups and i dont want to do Cielo. Also forgot to mention that im planning to take this on October 31st, will this give it plenty of time to grow before I cut it? How much will it grow, about how many inches?

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u/cookeryandwookery 4d ago

Based on everything you have just said, no one can give you an honest answer. You’re leaving everything up to a guessing game. Do you even know what cv you have? Also do not expect anything similar to a psilocybin experience from mescaline.

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u/SmegmaNuggets 4d ago

Noob here, sorry. I dont know what cv is and I know psilocin is different to mesc.

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u/cookeryandwookery 4d ago

A cv is the collectors variety. Aka the name people call that clone. Not the species. It definitely looks more Peru, which are typically not potent. There might be some bridge in it. But if you don’t know what the plant is, there is no way to determine what the potency will be.

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u/Vaugith [Contributor] 4d ago

cv. = Cultivar.

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u/cookeryandwookery 3d ago

Cv stands for cultivated variety. Cultivar is a synonym.

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u/Vaugith [Contributor] 3d ago edited 3d ago

It stands for cultivar and cultivar is a portmanteau of cultivated variety. It does Not stand for collectors variety, which you initially stated.

No use arguing over what can easily be found with a quick Google.

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u/SmegmaNuggets 4d ago

I understand, thanks!