Native to the mountains of Bolivia, Echinopsis lageniformis, more commonly known as Bolivian torch, is a fast-growing mescaline cactus that offers up potent effects if ingested. Containing a higher percentage of mescaline than some other psychedelic cacti, Bolivian torch gives rise to robust hallucinations in sufficient doses. Available at Zamnesia as seeds or cuttings, you can cultivate your very own Bolivian torch cactus with ease.
The Bolivian torch cactus is fast to grow and will flourish very quickly in the right hands. This slender plant can be cultivated in cactus-specific soil and requires very little maintenance overall. Just a little watering now and again will see this cactus right during its growing cycle.
The trip this plant provides is one defined by a host of sensory changes, including strong visuals. Certainly not a cactus for beginners. Taking just 1–2 hours to take effect, the trip can last 6–12 hours depending on the amount ingested.
Like all hallucinogens, the Bolivian torch cactus should be treated with respect to fully embrace its effects.
The Bolivian torch (Echinopsis bridgesii) is an ancient mescaline cactus native to the Andes mountain range and the Bolivian desert. For centuries, it's played a key role in the shamanic practices and development of traditional Bolivian society. Now, with these carefully sourced live cuttings, you can grow this ancient cactus at home with ease.
The "monstrose" version of the Bolivian Torch (Echinopsis lageniformis) is a special cactus, also called the "Penis Plant". "Monstrose" signifies that this is a mutated form of the original cactus, in this instance the Bolivian Torch. A mutant cactus grows into an abnormal shape and therefore can take on a divergent form compared to cacti of the same species.
The Bolivian Torch (Echinopsis lageniformis) is one of the psychedelic cacti of South America that plays an important role in Shamanic rituals. It is similar in appearance to the San Pedro cactus but with fewer and wider ribs. Like the San Pedro cactus, the Bolivian Torch contains a number of psychoactive alkaloids including the powerful psychedelic compound Mescaline.
Formerly known as Trichocereus bridgesii. This cactus is naturally found in the Bolivian mountains. The natives of Bolivia call this cactus Achuma or Wachuma. We have several sizes of cuttings of the Bolivian Torch in stock.
The Cactus of the Four Winds (Echinopsis lageniformis forma quadricostata), Bolivian torch, is an extremely rare four-ribbed cactus that can be found in the mountains of Bolivia. Considered as sacred by the natives of Bolivia who call it Achuma or Wachuma, this cactus is said to have even more powerful properties than the San Pedro or the Peruvian torch. We have several sizes of cuttings in stock.
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