Coyote cactus is a brand of hot pepper sauce.
http://www.abbottfarmsonline.com/hotsauces.php
There does not seem to be a plant cactus of that name; the only plant
with the phrase 'coyote' in it in the RHS plant searcher is a
Hemerocallis lily 'Coyote Moon'.
TIM
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[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Holland Martin
Sent: 15 August 2006 10:53
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Subject: Re: Cactus ingestion
I think the "peyote" cactus is a member of the Lophophora genus and has
been used for its hallucinogenic properties. I have one in my
greenhouse but I prefer to grow it than eat it, although with the NHS
going the way it is, it might come to that! And no, it does not have
much in the way of spines.
Regards,
Martin.
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Sent: 15 August 2006 10:43
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Subject: Cactus ingestion
I know its the silly season, but a man was admitted to the hospital
claiming to have ingested "coyote cactus"
I suspect that it was peyote cactus, but has anybody out there heard of
this?
Medical databases and Kew Gardens have so far drawn a blank
David G Williams
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