for trade trichocereus peruvianis en 1 cuting salvia divinorum

sceletium tortuosum cuttings
b caapi cutting or seeds

trhicocereus peruviannis
http://img320.imageshack.us/my.php?imag ... 3861en.jpg
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salvia divinorum cutting
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Hmmm, healthy lookin young salvia. But are you sure those are peruvianus your pictures are of Kados?....... they look kinda more like bridgessi to me. But I never was good at lidentifying long spined peruvians. I think all I've ever had in my collection were short spined numbers. Perhaps I'm mistaken.

They look like T cuzcoensis, perhaps sources as KK242 seed at one point.
They can be considered a form of T peruvianus, but are not considered very desirable by most collectors. They do make very good grafting stocks, sometimes superior to pachanoi in that regard.

Bridesgii looks rather different and is highly desirable.

What is the composition of that medium they are planted in?

i have them in earth

foto s of the biger cacti same is it t peruvianis

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Yeah that looks like the KK242 cuzcoensis? variation.
http://trout.yage.net/sc/KK242_us/kk242USindex.htm
T peruvianus typically has darker spines and a different form.
http://trout.yage.net/sc/T_peruvianus/T ... LB_jpg.htm
http://trout.yage.net/sc/cuzcoensis_BBG/cuzBBindex.htm
http://trout.yage.net/sc/cuzcoensis_BBG ... mm_jpg.jpg

The medium they are in might not be ideal, they don't do well in "earth" in pots, just when they are in the ground.

I don't mean to be a nay sayer, good luck with the trade.