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Often overshadowed by their skin, ridges, and areoles, Lophophora flowers are hidden gems. Key for species ID: L. williamsii has pink/magenta blooms with thick pink pistils; L. fricii sports similar hues but slim white pistils; L. diffusa stands out with

Euphorbia obesa (Baseball Plant), a prized succulent with an 8-ribbed spherical shape, thrives in warm, sunny conditions with well-draining soil. Water only when soil is dry; keep above 5℃ in winter

Euphorbia Trigona is a drought-tolerant, low-maintenance succulent. It needs ample sunlight (4–6 hours daily, avoid midday summer sun), follows a "dry before wet" watering rule (10–15 days in spring/summer, 1–2 months in autumn/winter),

This article focuses on the Lophophora genus (Buddha's Head Cactus), covering its 2,000+ years of use by Native American tribes for religion and healing, later studied by Western scientists. It highlights medicinal value (alkaloids like mescaline,

This guide covers key Lophophora species/varieties native to Mexico and southwest USA. L. koehresii has spherical dark green bodies; rare L. jourdaniana boasts pink-red blooms. L. williamsii, the iconic peyote, has variants: decipiens (camouflaged),

Lophophora seedlings: 1. Powder: Diffusa (obvious), Fricii (faint), Williamsii (none). 2. Ribs: Fricii (sharp), Williamsii (soft), Diffusa (smooth). 3. Hairs: Williamsii (exposed), Diffusa (hidden), Fricii (invisible).

Succulent Purrs: Farm-direct, affordable (20-40% cheaper), authentic Lophophora williamsii (peyote) with CITES docs & global shipping. Etsy/eBay: Wide selection but pricey, authenticity risks. FB/CactusGuide.com: Rare finds but scams, inflated costs. Cact

Cacti are super drought-tolerant, so watering right is key to avoiding root rot—follow these practical tips tailored to daily care.