Any idea if this actually San pedro, I already have one San Pedro that i know is a pedro and this one looks similar but not exactly the same. I read that there are 30 species of San Pedro, Im wondering if this is just a different species that still contains mescaline

nope, not a tricho
likely some type of cereus, possibly a cereus peruvianus- tasty fruits, but not active

Thanks very much. I guess I was dreaming a little the cacti is huge! Probably 50-70 feet of cacti.

Even if it was a trich, large cacti are very impotent compared to small young ones.

Hey follow Nexians (is that the correct nomenclature?)

I didn't want to start a new thread, but came across some similar plants while out and about. There were literally 100+ in this area, and the owner of the property is willing to let me have some cuttings to start a garden if I would like.

There were many pups (2-3 foot tall, and VERY green), as well as far healthier adults around, but this was the easiest one to snap a quick picture of.

Thank you in advance for any insight!

Ah, too bad they're not trichocereus species, neither psychoactive.

They look like cereus species, most likely cereus peruvianus.

Bummer...

Thanks Infundibulum for the speedy response thought ^-^