![]() ![]() Produces from 6-30 seeds in a single fruit. Carefully remove the small round seeds from the pod and store in a glassine or brown paper envelope. Gently crush the dried seed pod between the thumb and index finger to release the seeds. ![]() Once the pods are completely dry, place the dried pods in a flat tray-we suggest using a stainless-steel pan or other plate with a rim to keep the seeds from rolling out. Allow the pods to dry in shady warm dry place. Carefully remove the dried fruit pod from the plant using your fingers and tweezers. Keep track of these fruits because as they dry and shrivel, they can become lost among the central white fuzzy tufts. Let the pods ripen and dry as they are the source of seeds. In a few days, the pollinated flower produces a tiny club- shaped pink berry, about ½”- 1” long. Peyote flowers may be pollinated using a small #2 paintbrush to gently rub pollen from the androecium of the stamen into the pistils. In the wild, mature plants flower in response to rainfall and Peyote flowers appear about a week after the plants have been watered. The Peyote flower has both male and female parts. Seeds are produced by pollination of the pink flowers. We have produced this planting and grow guide to assist the practitioner as they venture into the realm of caring for live spiritual plants. Keeping a sacred Peyote garden or a few plants growing in the home also revives memories of the Spirit Walk experience and the lessons learned. Plant’s presence in the home bridges the connection between the spiritual, the natural and the material world. Many individuals who have experienced the Spirit Walk desire to bring this sacred plant into their homes. Peyote is a beautiful sentient succulent that grows without much attention and provides company that never overstays its welcome. ![]() ✺spiring to cultivate Peyote in the U.S.? Take these steps to protect yourself legally… ![]()
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