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Curtscactus
Приєднався 28 тра 2012
Contact me through insta CurtsCactus
I offer cuttings
Insect frass
biochar
I offer cuttings
Insect frass
biochar
Відео
Trichocereus Grafts, Seeds and Summer Growth
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Trichocereus Grafts, Seeds and Summer Growth
Trichocereus Spring Update
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Seedling mistakes and a Winter Update
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Seedling mistakes and a Winter Update
Pest and disease mitigation for trichocereus cacti.
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Pest and disease mitigation for trichocereus cacti.
Viral infections and fungal spots.
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Viral infections and fungal spots.
Trichocereus WalkAround after RAIN 🌧️
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Trichocereus WalkAround after RAIN 🌧️
The effects of high temperatures and Trichocereus
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The effects of high temperatures and Trichocereus
Love your work mate. Fellow Aussie here also. If you plant anything and dig the hole too large for the root system, and it is over watered it will flood the plant. I have even lost a few citrus trees this way in the past. It Basically just drowns them. I even found when you turn the soil, and mix scoria or something in, it can just allow the water to sink faster to the depth of the hole and pool there. You could possibly try mounding them up verse digging them in and utilising slopes to your advantage to increase runoff speed. Just my 2 cents haha, but have lost ordinary plants in the past digging a large hole when transplanting.
I'm planning on putting my small collection in the ground but dang I'm paranoid of rott. Gonna add a lot of river rock and perlite to the ground hole
@@joeblow2365 the bigger they are the less likely they will rot
Csd goals
The Tricho growth rate is really rewarding after growing other species. Beautiful property!
Man, too many wood chips, for sure. There’s your fungus causer
@@thays4124 thanks 👍
Non Tricho ? .... Ewwww yuck
@@janeosten525 hahahahaha
Would you ever do international shipping for your spachianus seeds?
@@richardtheneighbor1682 yea sure
I love it brother! Looks great!
Must be exciting every time you go out to the farm . Checking out the changes. Are you watering them as well ? Or just rain ? Great video!!!
@@antzanton4842 just the rain if some smaller ones are in pots I'll water them but I haveto full up jugs with water from the damn and then walk them around so it's not the easiest thing.
Popped onto UA-cam to throw on one of your videos while repotting some seedlings and this popped up in my recommended! Awesome timing and thanks a lot for making these videos. I watch many of them more than once!
@sanpedromastery6262 he has killer tips if ever have time to waste, love the videos man
Your cacti are always sick!!!
When I’ve planted mine in ground I created like a ‘shield’ of well draining soil. Idk if that makes sense. So the hope is that the roots can establish themselves in the well draining soil and then move out into the rest of the ground. It also prevents too much moisture directly on the cactus and allows for the roots to heal, if they got broken when planted, without being exposed to much moisture. My soil is quite sandy though and it does seem to dry quickly. Love the videos man keep em up!
Back again baby! First one, OH YEAH!
Love this channel make more 😂
Ayyy, ants goin for those extrafloral nectaries
Can I ask you what song this is?
@@LoveOfcacti a friend wrote it not out yet.
@thatartist.mowom insta
I love the colour of the tips, especially the bluer type
Wish I could give a thumbs up to this video twice! Thanks for the update on your beautiful plants!
Nice feature at 22.00 - 23.00 admiring your cactus, but also celebrating what you’ve learned from its expression…
@@robertboeckmann1111 always learning something new. That cactus blew me away with its characteristics I've never seen before
Good stuff, was wondering how you were going. Curious to see how the farm is coming along, lots of work I'd imagine but well worth it.
I noticed you do a lot of grafting on 60-80 cm stock. Is that more-or-less the optimum size? How well do they grow, compared to 30 cm stock?
@@billyjack3580 well the way I see it is the bigger the stock the more nutrients it can pump into the scion. It just depends on what people have at there disposal and room and all that see I plant to have a grafting are where all the root stock are in-ground and around 80cm in height and will graft onto around 100 of them and each year I'll cut the grafts off and do new grafts onto pups that form on those 80cm stocks.
I made the same mistake with the zeolite … great soil additive but I think it is too rough for the seedlings to push up through- perhaps more importantly my zeolite was about .5 cm thick and I think the seeds did not get enough light
You are an inspiration, amazing collection, loce watching your videos.
Do you ship to big Island Hawaii. I'll purchase a rooted one . Peruvian or a nice bridgesii
@@trinitymacias9912 not at the moment sorry maybe in future when I work out how to do all that legally
That graft with the red spines and white hair was 🔥 the pink thorned one was sexy too And sorry to hear those big guys fell over 😢
The 1min 30sec cactus. What's the cross? Also does it have phyadellic alkaloids within?
(Tig x Ler) x Trent
Nice.....❤❤❤
Great update on the experiments. Surprised how well those are tolerating the extreme amount of feed. Keep it up! thanks
What’s your seed start mix? What kind of tray is that? I haven’t started any echinopsis from seed in a few years. I have 500 or so seeds right now from 15 diff crosses. I’ve been hoarding takeout containers for a couple years at least haha
@@edwardcarrington3531 not sure what container your talking about I just use whatever I can that will do the job haha The mix is just a general seed raising mix and on top is 1-2mm pumice which for me as made a big difference.
My Tricho collection is quickly growing bigger than my other cactus collection because of this channel! Hope to see some farm updates soon.
@@mlalouro8188 that's awesome to hear! I love the variation you can get in Trichos. Will try do a farm update within a weeks time 😁. Appreciate the support.
Tha k you for the update
First one here
Love the walk throughs man
Where do you put them up for auction I’d love to bid on some
@@Dools_doinks trichocereus auctions Australia
On Facebook
Do you ship cuttings to Canada ever?
@@Dools_doinks not currently at the moment as I have in the past and they do not make it. But have been thinking about getting phytosanitary certificates to do it legally. But if I do I'll announce it on insta and youtube
Hi I had the pleasure and honor of living and working in your great country for 5 years. I have some family and plenty of mates in Australia. I might consider buying something for my stepfather. He is out on the coast near Bermagui - are you anywhere near there?
@@robertboeckmann1111 nah mate I'm past Newcastle. Opposite way. If he wants to come to Sydney I got some still in Sydney.
Beauty NZ Scop there at 12:05! Looking very happy and well situated, plenty of water, good drainage, and some tasty nutes down there for the roots to feast on. 😉
Enjoying the tour Curt. It’s going to be a beautiful set up. This project reminds me a bit of what “The Cactus Jones” did a few years back. He moved from a very tightly packed back garden collection at his old place and moved his whole operation to a much bigger property. You should check him out. My guess is that he would be happy to share his experience with you. I’m looking forward to watching your new set up grow into a wonderful cactus forest!
Remember that cacti have immune systems also. Some plants have better immune systems than others. Especially with all the hybridization. And you are correct when you say some plants are just prone to infection and disease.
Can I buy and get them mailed to me?
@@EliasRomero-r3q within Australia yes
@CurtsCactus I'm in texas
@EliasRomero-r3q yea not shipping overseas at the moment. Pretty sure you need a phytocertificate. Maybe in future I'll give it a go
Beauty!
Thanks for the tour mate! I like the rambling discovery by distraction pace with enough structure to learn along the way. Happy New Year Curt! Wishing you many interesting germinations, rapid healthy growth, beautiful blooms, hopeful hybridization attempts, solid grafts, miraculous saves / strong recoveries, and a lot of killer deals and finds on your market trips!
@@robertboeckmann1111 thanks heaps mate! Appreciate it!
sift your potting mix mate... get those fungus causing wood chips out of there!! Soils have so much added FILLER bullshit "forest products"... aka, logging debris! NASTY
Is that a pacha moi christata graphted on another tricho?
@@edouardbongard it's a hybrid Tricho crest grafted onto another hybrid Tricho
Beautiful
Great video, . Do you water seedlings more frequently?
@@antzanton4842 yea I water them less now cause I just dont have time. But usually I would water them as soon as the soil is dry.
Wooow nice 💚
Mate where are these for sale?
@@darrylbradshaw5841 panania, Sydney, australia
Pneuma is Sharxx blue x Nitrogen’s TPM peruvianus 👍one of my favorites