Mescaline

[GEKO]

Hi

I want to experiment mescaline (and also LSD and why not GHB too...)
but i don't know where to find it.
If you know a reliable source please let me know.


Thanks

[PyRoKNiGHT418]

yeah dude, go down to the nursery and buy a big san pedro...

let the good times roll


Smokey_McPot

[Adwan]

mescaline cacti : http://www.botanic-art.com/cacti.htm

> let the good times roll

[Jones]

in article 1062287457.898451@halkan.kabelfoon.nl, Adwan at Adwan02@yahoo.com
wrote on 8/30/03 17:47:

> mescaline cacti : http://www.botanic-art.com/cacti.htm
>
>> let the good times roll
>
>


Just curious, I have never used a live cacti as a source of mescaline. Is
there any special process or can you just rip off a button and eat it?

[Bruce Girrell]

On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 15:41:41 GMT, Jones <mesobe@cova.ca> wrote:

>Just curious, I have never used a live cacti as a source of mescaline. Is
>there any special process or can you just rip off a button and eat it?

Buttons are the entire above ground portion of the peyote cactus. What
you want to get is a San Pedro cactus, a columnar form of cactus. Yes,
there is a special process. Go to www.erowid.org and read there.

B.G.

[Jones]

in article 8dg9lvo2ufvds96pq843njs8ol123amauc@4ax.com, Bruce Girrell at
bigirrell@microlinetc.com wrote on 9/2/03 10:15:

> On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 15:41:41 GMT, Jones <mesobe@cova.ca> wrote:
>
>> Just curious, I have never used a live cacti as a source of mescaline. Is
>> there any special process or can you just rip off a button and eat it?
>
> Buttons are the entire above ground portion of the peyote cactus. What
> you want to get is a San Pedro cactus, a columnar form of cactus. Yes,
> there is a special process. Go to www.erowid.org and read there.
>
> B.G.
>


Ahh yes, erowid never lets us down.

Thanks for improving my cacti ignorance.