Lophophora is a rather slow growing cactus species, native to Central Mexico and Texas. Lophophora williamsii, Lophophora diffusa and all other species and habitat variations grow in a great variety of locations within the Chihuahuan desert. It can be found in the shade of bushes or in full sunlight on open spaces. Unfortunately Peyote plants are getting more and more scarce in nature. Read More

Albino (yellow) forms of Lophophora williamsii are very rare. Albino Peyote cactus plants have to be grafted. They are not able to perform photosynthesis because of the lack of chlorophyll in their cell layers. Read More