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San Pedro, B-kwaliteit
Minder mooi om te zien, maar net zo werkzaam als de A-klasse San Pedro cacti!
Sep 21, 2010 trypto zei:
“You don't need to grow them for 10 years. With enough sun (southside in a middle-European mild climate) a big pot with good soil and some cactus fertilizer, one of these will grow up to 40cm per summer.
Put one small piece (~10cm) in soil and grow it for two years, then you can already cut it and have a nice trip from it. However it will grow much bigger if you don't cut it (duh!) :)”
Jun 14, 2010 onruststoker zei:
“Stekje zit een kleine 2 maanden in de grond en begint al serieus wortels te schieten.
Bedankt Azarius!”
May 2, 2010 Chris White zei:
“I bought a couple of the smallest San Pedro, B-quality (45gr) cacti approximately on Oct. 2008. They successfully rooted, but then for some reason stopped growing. I think I didn't water them enough or maybe they need a special lamp during the winter. One seemed to half-dead and became pale white, grew grayish protective shield.
Lately I have been watering them like every other day and the cacti seem to come to life. The top is fresh green and seems gaining mass. Anyway-- considering the growth rate, smallest size is not for consuming. I assume it may take up to 10 years for these babies to produce a strong plant, that might gain 'a foot per season' as it's said.
The product arrived quickly, neatly packed and looked better than the ones in the picture.
--Thnx Azarius,
the smart-shop choice on-line.”
Nov 6, 2008 wheat zei:
“why can,t you ship to U.S. there are a lot of products you sell that you can buy here I bought my SAN PEDRO in AZ. its weak. I need to try another strain from outside U.S. I like to research A lot of growing gooodes, not just cacti ! thanks I love your web site, wish my hands were noy tied!!!
[answer from Azarius: there are different reasons why we don't ship certain products to the U.S. One reason may be the law, another the time & distance the plants have to travel. We have bad experience with shipping live plants, including cacti, to distant locations.] ”
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