@Dude so peyote cacti have buttons, these actually have a copound that rhymes with pescilin in the entire plant. These are 100% legal as ornamental plants and for legal purposes I am in no way telling anyone to process them. But for educational purposes these plants can grow from cuts so you could cut the top off and remove part of the middle for whatever you may do with them and reroot the top and pups would grow from the remaining base in the pots also.

@Dude oh and petote cacti in the wild can take 7-10 years to grow fruits 3 in a home environment. The San Pedro plant it’s just contained in the whole plant itself.