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Friday, December 6, 2019

Preparation: How “ peruvian torch and san pedro cactus” are dehydrated

PERUVIAN TORCH CACTUS AND SAN PEDRO CACTUS

The procedure for obtaining the dried material was the same as local traders from Lima - Peru said, as well as the villagers in the Peruvian highlands:

I. First, the selection of each cactus, thorns from the stems are removed and then transversely cut fresh branches of peruvian torch and San Pedro...

II. Secondly, longitudinal cuts through the ribs or "stripes" of the plant is performed. Once separated, the cuts proceed to remove the white part of the vascular bundles, - this portion corresponds to the succulent tissue which is stored most of the water in the plant.





III. The only portion that is left is the clorofiliano parenchyma or "chlorenchyma" located on the inner walls of the floor by the epidermis. Once samples of san pedro and peruvian cactus (chlorenchyma) are obtained they are left to dry for approximately 7-10 days at room temperature . The end result of this process are lots of dehydrated san pedro called "shells" which are the basis for production san pedro and peruvian cactus powder.

To produce 1 kg of shell takes 46.5 kg of fresh cactus. This value is very close to the same as mentioned in the management plan, with a ratio of 50: 1 may be due to the lessen while spraying the product.

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Thursday, December 6, 2018

Use and benefits of san pedro cactus, shamandealer.com

  Use and benefits of san pedro cactus

In Peru, several species of cactus have been part of the resources used by the ancient Peruvians since pre-Columbian times. The first settlers of the coast used for the production of household utensils such as needles, pins, hooks and combs (especially with the thorns of the species Neoraimondia arequipensis)Cactus has been consumed since those times. Moreover, a constant in the many art expressions of pre-Inca cultures is linked to magical-religious purposes of a columnar cactus known as  "achuma" or "San Pedro" (Echinopsis pachanoi), which was the central axis of these ancient practices.Nowadays, the most popular uses are ornamental plants of various species, among the most important are the globular cactus genres such as Matucana, Oroya, pygmaeocereus and Echinopsis, and some of them are offered in various online gardening plant stores. Another important use is the alimentary. The fruit of several cactus species are edible and are part of the diet of many Peruvian villagers.
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