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These are about 6 months old, grafted to pereskiopsis from 2 week old seedlings. I think youd have more success grafting seedlings to pereskiopsis than san pedro, graft em on to the pereskiopsis, give em about 4 or 5 months to grow and start clustering, then slice the scion about 1/4 of the way up, leaving areoles on the grafted bottom attatched. then secure the pumped up peyote to a nice trich in active growth

These are about 6 months old, grafted to pereskiopsis from 2 week old seedlings. I think youd have more success grafting seedlings to pereskiopsis than san pedro, graft em on to the pereskiopsis, give em about 4 or 5 months to grow and start clustering, then slice the scion about 1/4 of the way up, leaving areoles on the grafted bottom attatched. then secure the pumped up peyote to a nice trich in active growth

I have tried and have seen occasional roots, If you attatch a bit of stem with the leaf, it will root and form a plant, but grow very slow. I have found the best way to propogate many of them is to start with just a few cuttings, grow em well and big, then chop em down into 2 or 3 inch sections and put into a seedling tray. I like BC hyrdroponics grow plugs for this, they root well in them, especially under a humidity dome. THen I take out the plugs and plant about 30 in a 5"X30" self watering planter. If you want thicker plants, its best to only collect plant apexes to root into the plugs.