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Plant Matters => The Desert => Topic started by: tivo_life on December 09, 2008, 09:20:15 PM

Title: A Trichocereus so strong one only needs to eat 3 inches
Post by: tivo_life on December 09, 2008, 09:20:15 PM
On the LAN in my city there is an account of an individual who found something that he thought was Trichocereous Bridgisi. He was not trained in Botony so the true identity of the cactus will never be known, but he said that it had long spines and when the spines were removed the cactus looked like a despined San Pedro.

Eating 3 inches around the corn on the cob of the despined peeled fresh cactus produced a strong experience. He was amazed because this seemed like a damned strong cactus. The diameter of the cactus in question was no more than 2 and 1/2 inches. Has anyone out there ever heard of a tricho this potent?
Title: Re: A Trichocereus so strong one only needs to eat 3 inches
Post by: Anonymous on December 10, 2008, 03:47:10 AM
There are some Trichocereus that potent, but they are rare, my goal is to find clones such as that and propagate them.

If you, or anybody esle has such a clone, please PM me.
Title: Re: A Trichocereus so strong one only needs to eat 3 inches
Post by: Amomynous on December 11, 2008, 08:50:41 AM
I once met someone who live in the Andes who does much work with the cactus (in a mashup of modern and traditional ways). He used a strain that was very potent -- strong at 7 grams of dried flesh (admittedly they used only the strongest flesh, found right under the skin).  

So yes, there are some pretty potent cacti out there.
Title: Re: A Trichocereus so strong one only needs to eat 3 inches
Post by: DrYRHead on December 14, 2008, 02:54:27 AM
If the thorns were like 3", it may have been a Peruvian torch.
Title: Re: A Trichocereus so strong one only needs to eat 3 inches
Post by: tivo_life on December 17, 2008, 04:50:19 PM
The LAN said that the spines were about an inch long or so. The spines were easily removable by grasping the root of a spine group and twisting the spines off in a clump. It said that the cacti in question made San Pedro seem like a bullshit cactus and a waste of time.

EDIT The cactus sounded like it was easily as strong as peyote. It looked like this (//http://www.everyherbal.com/cacti/trichocereus_bridgesii.jpg)
Title: Re: A Trichocereus so strong one only needs to eat 3 inches
Post by: Anonymous on December 18, 2008, 01:36:57 PM
That's Trichocereus bridgesii and the guy is talking about Trichcoereus bridgesii compared to "P.C" pachanoi... which is a shit clone of pachanoi... theres other pachanoi just as powerful or more powerful than bridgesii.
Title: Re: A Trichocereus so strong one only needs to eat 3 inches
Post by: nicechrisman on September 20, 2010, 01:37:07 PM
The research I've done has lead me to believe that T bridgesii "monstrose" is the most potent trich type cactus. My experience is limited, but I've done a lot of research on the matter. Some say that the 4 ribbed strain of bridgesii is very potent as well, but some of this may be symbolism too-the four winds symbol
Title: Re: A Trichocereus so strong one only needs to eat 3 inches
Post by: catfish on October 04, 2010, 04:11:08 AM
3"?
i call shenannigans
never heard of ANY trich beingas strong as buttons
Title: Re: A Trichocereus so strong one only needs to eat 3 inches
Post by: JRL on October 16, 2010, 01:42:57 PM
I should have weighed in sooner, but that sure looks like my lumberjack bridgessi strain.
Title: Re: A Trichocereus so strong one only needs to eat 3 inches
Post by: Wakinyan on February 07, 2015, 08:45:30 PM
Knowing you JRL, I know that you have indeed some top quality Trichocereus... but to say that any Trichocereus is anywhere near as potent as a button is something I have a hard time believing. Coming from you, I have to take it into serious consideration, but having tried a great many of both over the years.... All I can say is wow. If this is true then you have a specimen that should be breed to the next best in your collection and then selectively backcrossed to this specimen and while I do consider it is possible as we have seen some remarkable progress made with other plants in the way of hybridizing to increase potency.... I was not aware of such work being done on such a scale with Trichocereus.....
Title: Re: A Trichocereus so strong one only needs to eat 3 inches
Post by: JRL on February 08, 2015, 08:33:21 PM
Lumberjack is definitely stronger than PC but not three inches strong. On another note, it is gratifying to see that that the appellation Lumberjack has become common knowledge, my humble contribution.