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Published October 30, 2014 at 936 × 1248 in alternative answers?

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Johnny AppleseedIndependent Plant Researcher

Thanks for the huge, complete and amazing “Sacred Cacti” second edition. Its much more than I expected to receive. You [haven’t] left anything out, I’m overwhelmed with this enormous work! Congradulations, you’ve done an excellent work! Although I don’t agree with you in your closed defence to drug use, I respect your viewpoint…

Carlos OstolazaFounder & PresidentPeruvian Cactus & Succulent Society

The book is the one I have been waiting for…Your research, experience and compilation seems, to me, very complete. You obviously have a great love for these allies.

Leo MercadoPresidentThe Peyote Foundation

Once in a while I stumble across something which just blows me away…Trout’s Notes are an impressive collection of notes and summaries of chemical, botanical, pharmacological and ethnobotanical data and abstractions of scientific papers. This isn’t just your average regurgitation of what has come before…I can’t over-recommend these Notes!

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Alexander Sasha ShulginChemist, Psychopharmacologist & Independent Legal Drug Designer

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Carlos OstolazaFounder & PresidentPeruvian Cactus & Succulent Society

Criticism: Ancient stone carvings of Huachuma’s choice cactus were analyzed by archeologist Backberg. His friend Trout, the illegitimate son of Karel Knize, ran DNA tests proving that San Pedro had been cloned by the Chavin Indians; one of the first verified instances of plant selection by cloning. Today these perfectly correct (PC) cactus are called Backberg clones (BC) in honor of the discovery by Dr. Backberg; even though he died before DNA testing. Trout, after being expelled from Cambridge University for selling drugs, published his book San Pedro to help his father’s business selling cuttings and seeds… Trout’s Response: I don’t want to dignify Verne’s wacky world with a response but need to thank him for providing my best laugh of last year when seeing this.

Verne Robinson

You are doing fantastic work.

Daniel SiebertEntheogenic Researcher & Author

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