Trichocereus Macrogonus (28 grams)

Trichocereus Macrogonus – Potent Mescaline Cactus

Fresh harvest from our private cactus farm! Trichocereus macrogonus is a striking blue-green cactus closely related to San Pedro, Peruvian Torch, and Trichocereus bridgesii. This columnar species is valued for its beautiful appearance, high mescaline content, and ease of cultivation.

This cactus has been analyzed to contain over 5% mescaline, with trace levels of other alkaloids such as 3-methoxytyramine and tyramine. Macrogonus is hardy and thrives even in less-than-ideal conditions, making it a favorite among collectors and psychonauts alike.

Traditional Use & Preparation

For traditional ceremonial use, the dried outer skin can be brewed into a tea:

• Grind approx. 10g of dried cactus skin
• Boil in 250ml of water with juice from 2 lemons for 30 minutes
• Strain the liquid through a cloth and save
• Repeat the process with fresh water and 1 lemon
• Combine both extractions and consume slowly over 30–60 minutes

Tip: Ideal settings include natural surroundings, incense, and candlelight for a grounded and sacred experience.

Dosage Guidance

The mescaline content varies by specimen. A typical ceremonial dose is approx. 10 grams of dried skin, which may yield 0.3–0.8g of mescaline. Adjust according to your body weight and sensitivity.

Important Considerations

• Start low and consume slowly to gauge your body’s response
• Not recommended for individuals with psychological or cardiac conditions
• Always use in a calm, safe environment with preparation and intention

Contents: Ethically harvested, naturally dried outer skin of Trichocereus macrogonus.

This sacred cactus is offered for traditional, ceremonial, and ethnobotanical purposes only. Use responsibly and with deep respect.