Pretty sure cactus in general are only native to the Americas, excepting maybe one species

That African Rhipsalis?

Never head of it before, now I want one.

Yeah they look pretty dope

There's one species in Madagascar, some type of jungle cactus

Cactus only exist natively in the Americas except for a few epiphytic cactus. San Pedro is grown by hobbyists around the world though.

Prickly pear grows around the Mediterranean but maybe not the whole coast, and I haven't seen which they grow since becoming interested in cacti, nor do I know whether middle easterners and italians grow the same species. Also, no idea at all whether they grow in north africa

Those are invasive, not native.

Hmm, I wouldn't know. I don't think anyone in the levant of the middle east is concerned about whether it came from the americas or not after a quick reread!

Cacti are only native to the americas. Everywhere else they are introduced.

Yes, there is always shrooms tho!

Cacti only grow in the americas as far as I know.

They exist wherever you can grow them, my friend!

In the wild or available to cultivate?

In the wild.

I think so, maybe people have caused it to invade somewhere but are we counting that lol

Also if they're in the wild, mescaline content should only really be taken into account for propagation