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Damnnn, you have an awesome collection! Keep it up

How do you feed insect frass? Top dressing? Frass tea? I raise millworms for the chickens. I have an endless supply of frass… thanks..

So does TBM flower?

Really man, Great collection!

Love these walk around vids. Cheers for the upload!

Beautiful collection

My pach x peru hybrids are looking kinda wrinkly and not as firm after a week or more of very high humidity and heat (38C) ; tons of rain recently. Is this normal? Kinda bummed

I'm currently growing seedlings for the first time (so I'm sure you know more than me) and looking into transferring to larger pots soon. Have you had any experience with terracotta pots? From my research, it seems to allow for the soil to fully dry between waterings and reduces fungal growth.

All mine go funky in the winter too 🌵🌵🤡🌵

Awsome collection, all your tricho’s are straight and well kept. Nice job!

great work. Love it

The new walk around 5 bitches! Thanks for the video mate..

Good vibes BradaH 🧙‍♂️🤜🏽🌵🤛🧑‍🌾

if the crest has mealys isolate the pot and check the drainage holes if they are living in the soil you may have to replace the soil i don't know if you have that type of mealy and nip the problem in the butt last thing we want is witches broom☠. you know what your doing but i have PTSD from mealys 😅

That's a lot of cac ❤

Camera work of a 5 year old. What a waste of time and place.

Hi! I've REALLY been enjoying ur vids! I discovered u just a few weeks ago,, keep up the good work!! So, maybe you have already explained this in a past vid or comment, but What makes u think it's Viral & not Bacterial?? Seems like especially the way they r Not spreading, like. A viral usually would. I wonder how that can compare to bacterial?? The little bit I've read up on, With bacteria, it definitely CAN be spread as Plants get bacteria from insects, attacking the host plant, they can get it during the vegetative process of seeds, They can get it from soil (Google said they r "Soil Invaders") their nutrition, even rain water! But it will generally attack the soil, seeds & water & then most commonly attacking the lower parts of the plant, one site read. Now, idk where Cacti falls into that whole slew but I even saw that WE carry bacteria & WE can pass it onto the plants Also just by handling them!!! There are a bazillion types of bacteria so forget it if u end up trying to figure out the Exact one, just like if it's viral. Just another 2 cents for all ponder on!!! Good luck with figuring it out for all of us!!! Cuz I surely got a few cactus idk wth is going on with them as well!! Joy!!! 🌵😊 Sincerely, Anita 😊

Thanks for doing this so that we don’t have to haha! Truly should be very educational to see. I really appreciate it

Nice videos bro. Im a cactus collector from the deep south of nz so plenty of fungal issues ive had to deal with. Humidity is a killer in the colder months, get a lot of rot and rust. Keep those vids going

that CSD is Loovely

what is the cross at 5:10? i have a HZ x Zelly22 that is starting to do a very similar mutation

Jardim lindo🎉

Embora com algumas marcas, seus cactos estão lindos🎉💚

You have amazing plants❤❤❤❤❤❤❤omg amazing

Man sina is beautiful just look at the colour of those spine's!! Absolutely stunning 👏👏

Good information 👍

Amazing content, but dude... slow down the Whip Pans... your camera movements need to be 1/4 speed of what you're doing!!!

Very useful to know these things. TY

I would like some seeds of the cactus at 8:18. such a beauty

Continue doin this mate can’t wait to see the results , I’m sure the community has plenty of issues u could solve with these experiments Edit : the one over there is wild

excellent video fungus can desomate quickly a cactus can go south fast to me there is correlation to the plants immunity similar to a humans immunity that color change at tip to me is not a defency as much as vascular uptake hasn't pumped the npk to the new growth yet thanks for great vid i have had good success with dmso and coconut oil to treat both fungal and spider mites

Hey my friend, I have a question. What do you use the coffee grounds for? Also do you know about the cinnamon method for combating fungus? I have a trichocerus sp. Of cactus and I'm starting to notice the callusing around the base of my cactus. They grow really slow, I've had mine for nine years and it's still not really big I'd say it's like two feet tall but when I purchased it it was only like two inches tall. Do most of this species of cactus flower? How old does it need to be before it starts to flower? I like your videos man great collection of cacti!

My biggest issue where I’m at (especially with how much goddamn rain we got this last fall/winter/early spring) is little black pustule things. Drives me nuts.

Cool to see so many hybrids in such close proximity. Subtle differences are massive

бро, спасибо за видео!...от души....

Hi Curt, What an awesome collection!! just wondering if you sell cuttings and what city are you situated? Im in NW Sydney Thank you

Massive amount of info, which I really need, before I decide if I will buy a Trich or not. I want to do the best for the plant. I research plants before buying so I can give them the best life possible. I appreciate this video greatly. Now I know what to look for that indicates culture problems. The color of the plant, the amount of sunshine, and nutrients and amount of water should all be paid close attention to. This video easily gave me more info than dozens of others I have watched. Keep up the good work!

Hey man, I would love to know the names of 1:08 and 5:16 (cactus in background directly behind the bright green one - it's only in focus for a second). Would be stoked to grow these in my own collection!

It may be cacti mosaics disease. Check it out and see what you think.

That is a prettty juicy mix. The proof is in the eating of the pudding as they say and they look great. Shrimp meal is a good source of chitin as well. I use tons of char. I think the emphasis on proper biochar over random cinders and charcoal is not that important. I've used mostly open burn char in my garden and cactus mixes and it seems to work fine. There are two things people say are different about biochar, how it is produced and that it is charged ahead of time with nutrients and microbes. Good, hard, industrial charcoal used for cooking, smelting and forging etc, is made the same way as what some say is proper biochar, by being mostly pyrolyzed in a low oxygen environment. I've used almost none of that and produce most of mine in open piles or in trenches. I've also gathered it after forest fires and out of the woodstove and firpits. I'll just use any clean wood that is chared basically. It may be that char made by pyrolization is better in some way, but in the quantities I use, it does not seem to matter much, if at all. As far as precharging it with nutrients and microbes goes, that can aslo be done after it is in the soil and I don't always do it. It will absorb nutrients though at first, making them unavailable to plants, so that has to be adjusted for with extra fertilizing in the early going if it is not precharged. If you can get it, I think you will be happy replacing the pumice and zeolite with charcoal. It has many of the properties you described for zeolite. It is very light when it dries out, which is handy for handling pots. good drainage material, but absorbs water, and dries out pretty quickly. Holds nutrients very well. It does float, and can be a bit messy. Otherwise, it's all good news. I typically use about 50% mixed into premixed potting mixes that already have some pearlite. If I'm using raw coco coir or something like that, I will add more, closer to 70%. For organic matter, I really like coco coir. Here in the US, you can buy blocks of it pretty cheap. It has good qualities for potting mix and does not rot away as fast as peat, or forest based stuff which is usually mostly bark. I'm planning to experiment with mixes that have very little to no organic matter other than fertilizers. They will be mostly charcoal, a measured percentage of clay, shell and I'm not sure what else yet. But as far as aggregate goes, I'm happy with just char. I have actually been growing desert cacti in straight charcoal ua-cam.com/video/8JVel3rMke8/v-deo.htmlsi=1tYwu-LmoZqh4NXM They seem to thrive with adequate fertilizing. I think trichos do better with other stuff added though.

Very nice garden I would love to see more

Lol this exact thing happened to me just a couple of hours ago. Went to reorganize the old wooden table in my backyard that has a bunch of cactus in pots all over it and picked up a short-form Trichocereus Bridgesii Monstrose and I couldn’t believe how long the roots were.

I'm gonna make an ass out of myself and assume your favorite are trichos? Awsome spread

Beautiful family 💚

I absolutely love these videos! Thx Curt

3:55 looking suave. What is it ?

Having a large collection myself I can honestly say that I really appreciate the hard work that you’ve done here. That’s a massive amount of work. Here’s a video idea for you if and when you get a chance. Show us how long you’ve been collecting and what was your initial inspiration for that. How many of the large cacti you’ve personally reared from seed, how many were cuttings, how many revered cultivars clones you have. I love watching these videos mate 👏👍

always a joy to see the cacti

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