Peyote Seeds

The plants you’ll receive will be similar to the ones featured in the example picture! A bundle of sacred Peyote, gives you the opportunity to cross pollinate and have more viable seeds resulting in a higher germination rate! A unique and rare bundle to add to your collection.

Introducing the iconic Peyote cactus, scientifically known as Lophophora Williamsii an enchanting plant that will infuse your space with an aura of mystique. With a rich cultural heritage deeply rooted in its utilization by indigenous communities for spiritual and religious purposes, Peyote holds a captivating allure.

Now, this extraordinary specimen is available in a compact 6cm pot size (bare-rooted, see advice below), perfect for avid collectors and those seeking botanical intrigue. The Peyote cactus is a solitary plant (sometimes forming clumps), boasting a glaucous bluish-green spineless stem adorned with intricate ribs.

What Are Peyote Seeds?

Peyote seeds are tiny, black, or dark brown seeds produced by the flowers of mature Lophophora williamsii plants. After blooming, the cactus produces small, pinkish fruits that contain these seeds. Each fruit may hold dozens of seeds, but due to the plant’s extremely slow growth, peyote does not produce seeds abundantly or quickly.

Because peyote can take 10–15 years to mature in the wild, its seeds are considered precious and must be handled with care.

Yet, there’s more to this cactus than meets the eye. Beneath the soil line, a taproot extends, providing stability and resilience. And during the growing season, Peyote surprises with its profusion of pretty light pink flowers that transform into bright pink fruits, concealing the magical gems of its seeds.

Undoubtedly, the Peyote cactus will become the centerpiece of conversation and admiration in any setting. Thriving in bright indirect light, it finds its perfect spot on sunny windowsills or well-lit indoor areas. With its adaptation to arid conditions, the Peyote cactus requires minimal watering.

Germination and Growing Peyote from Seeds

Cultivating peyote seeds is a long-term commitment that requires patience, care, and a deep respect for the plant’s ecological and cultural value.

1. Seed Preparation

Peyote seeds are extremely small, often resembling grains of sand. They should be sown on the surface of a well-draining cactus soil mix and lightly pressed into the soil rather than buried.

2. Moisture and Humidity

For successful germination, seeds need consistent moisture and humidity. Many growers use a humidity dome or cover the pot with plastic wrap to create a greenhouse effect.

3. Light and Temperature

Seeds germinate best in bright, indirect light with temperatures between 70–85°F (21–29°C). Direct sunlight can be too harsh for delicate seedlings.

4. Growth Timeline

Even under ideal conditions, peyote seedlings grow very slowly. It may take months before seedlings resemble tiny green buttons, and several years before they reach a noticeable size.

This slow growth is one of the reasons why peyote remains such a rare and valued cactus.

Simply ensure well-draining soil and provide occasional watering during the growing season, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. Whether you’re an enthusiastic cactus collector or simply appreciate the irresistible allure of the Peyote cactus, this 6cm pot size presents a delightful opportunity to welcome this mystical plant into your life.

Buy Peyote Seeds

Prepare to embark on a journey of botanical wonder as you experience the magic and intrigue it brings to your botanical sanctuary. Order your Peyote cactus today and unlock the enchantment within. This small, spineless cacti is vulnerable in its natural habitat due to its popularity; our cacti are therefore grown from sustainable sources.

Plants will be sent bare rooted: Please ensure that you have your substrate and pot ready for your new plant! Sending plants bare rooted is the safest way to protect them, from damage in transit and rot. Caution: Toxic if eaten.