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Peruvian Torch
Echinopsis peruviana · Andes, Peru
Peruvian Torch (Echinopsis peruviana) is a tall, blue-green columnar cactus closely related to San Pedro, native to the western slopes of the Peruvian Andes.
What is Peruvian Torch?
Peruvian Torch is a striking columnar cactus, recognisable by its frosty blue-green skin and long spines. It is a close relative of San Pedro and shares much of its Andean cultural context.
We offer it as carefully dried skin, single-origin from Peru.
Origin & habitat
Native to the western Andean slopes of Peru, the cactus is well adapted to dry, high-altitude conditions. Our lots come from responsible Andean growers.
Tradition & cultural context
Like San Pedro, Peruvian Torch is woven into the botanical and ceremonial heritage of the Andes and is treated with the same respect in our catalogue.
Offered for botanical, educational and cultural purposes only.
Formats & how it is offered
Available as dried skin in 50g and 100g weights, inspected and stored dry before dispatch.
Sourcing & quality
Direct-trade sourcing and careful drying keep quality consistent. Shipping is restricted in some states — check your local regulations first.
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Frequently asked
They are closely related Andean columnar cacti. Peruvian Torch (Echinopsis peruviana) typically has a bluer skin and longer spines than San Pedro (Echinopsis pachanoi).
Carefully dried skin in 50g and 100g weights, single-origin from Peru.
Yes — like San Pedro, it cannot be shipped to certain states such as Louisiana and Arizona.
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Compliance & disclaimer. Sold strictly for educational, botanical, cultural and craft purposes to adults 21+. We make no medical claims; this is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition and is not for human consumption. Check the laws in your jurisdiction; some items cannot ship to certain states.