In the Arboretum on campus there is a South American Collection. The expanse of Southern American plant life gives rise to a good place for an afternoon toke and the mystical and often sought SAN PEDRO hallucinogenic cactus (the main psychoactive ingredient being mescaline). Mescaline is an alkaloid, which occurs between (0.21 - 1.8%) inside the cactus and causes the bitter taste when ingested. Being that the cactus is used as an ornamental cactus in the United States, it is legal to posses. However, when the mescaline has been extracted from it, it becomes a schedule I hallucinogen. I —Winbrock have ingested (after extraction of the mescaline) tea from the San Pedro cacti on campus and can vouch for its authenticity. More info soon to come.
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