First of all, there is no such thing as Cereus peruvianus.

What is usually grown under that name is Cereus hildmannianus.

It is neither rare nor valuable. So don't expect to get any money for it.

Donate it to a local botanical garden. You can write it off that way.


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got a cereus peruvianus that has become way too tall
and contemplating moving into another place with much lower
ceilings, so it has got to go

question is what to do with this 18 foot tall cactus?
it is about 15 years old and about 8 inches across at the base.

does it have any great value to maybe a restaurant
or ? any ideas of $

give it to the government?

what to do?

thanks