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That ‘part of the hand’ location device is so funny. Uniquely Michigan

I had thought that I shouldn’t water cacti/succulents that had roots broken off due to rot risk. Do you not have that problem watering newly transplanted agaves that have had their roots ripped off? By the way that ocotillo looks super gorgeous!!!

I love the front yard! Wish I had the same amount of space to display my agaves too

Nice Video. Job well done making such general processes seem very interesting and fun to watch.

You need a helper....im on my way!

Will that grow indoor?

Wish those would grow in Michigan

thank you

I love Agave and cactus but live where it gets below 20 degrees on occassion. Can you mention which species or variety can handle colder temps?

I have a Guingola, but here in NZ it seems to do pretty well. Although I read that it likes a little shade and mine looks a little sun damaged. Not bad enough for me to shift it though. Thanks, and have a great day.

How come you didn’t use your Coa de Jima to shave the leaves off? Would have really liked to see that awesome tool in action!

What is weed control like in your climate?

That thing is huge. What is it's value?

Learned something today.

Steak knife leaves, 2 inch throat stabbing spikes and black widows...I think I'll just stay up here in Canada tyvm...

Nice relaxing stroll

Harvest looks amazing!!

The Agave collection outside is phenomenal but mentioning the rare plants in the greenhouse has me intrigued. I really hope you do a glasshouse tour video in the future. Great videos by the way I really enjoy them .

Very interesting! I like to see how all the different low water plants and trees can be put together to create a beautiful landscape.

It's not a critism, and it doesn't bother me okay, just an observation with regards to audio: when you speak it only plays through my right ear bud, and when the music plays at the end, I hear it through right and left.

Very cool harvest!!

Like your boots too!

I'm min love with all glaucus-blue plants. Looks great

I am in NSW Australia, with a zone very similar to yours. About four years ago I took a real interest in succulents and cactus and started experimenting with what is available here. I LOVE agave’s and mangave’s and am constantly searching for more knowledge. I look forward to watching your videos and learning new things along the way.

love the color combination. thanks for sharing & for the inspo

Great video! I definitely needed this. Thanks for posting!!❤

Loved the video, and your helpers.

Very informative! I have a Butterfly Agave Potatorum blooming. How do you collect the seeds? Do you chop the stem and shake the seeds off? lol

Awesome! Careful with your back x Do you sometimes trim the dry pieces of the agave leaves for aesthetics? It looks fabulous your garden is amazing. Love it when you water too!

I sure wish I could buy off your plant site. I'm in New Zealand. Your boys are great helpers!

You have some beautiful aguave yes I would love to buy some pups

Great to see all your Agaves growing outside. That is just a pipe dream here in the UK .

Great video! watch the back!!!😊

Use large rocks

Has experimentado en tus agaves algunos gusanos gordos blancos que se comen la raíz y matan a los agaves ?

Where is your garden shop?

I use my old soft bristle toothbrushes. I really don’t seem to have much of a mealy bug issue on my Agaves - but I do get infestations on lots of my other succulents .I have read that ants will actually physically move the pests around

I've never seen mealy bugs, but it's good to know what to do if this happens. Dawn soap is good for a lot of pests, like white flies and aphids and probably other bugs as well.

What is the big plant behind you called

2:09 I say it's all natural, isopropyl alcohol and Dawn dish soap is not natural but safe for the plants.

Have you ever thought to use coffee filters to screen drainage holes? I like to use them in my pots because by the time they decompose, they soil and inorganics have sort of situated as to not run out the drainage holes... Plus, they are inexpensive and easy to fit in any pot. I've been really loving pumice in my mix. It's nice because it keeps my pots nice and light.

when l move a golden barrel , l just cut all but about 3 inches of the roots and pit it on the porch in morning sun afternoon shade , wait about 8 days and work the soil where lm going to move it and make a litte dip in the soil and set it on top and in about 3 weeks its rooted in. l used to work in san diego and found out with cactus and succulents, roots are optional. Although l wouldn't try it with some tree aloes.😊😊

looks great! lm from south texas, my landscape is very much like yours. Maybe another golden barrel in front of the Americana, looks like a hole there. You have an absolutely gorgeous landscape.

Plant some uncarinas !

New subscriber here. Enjoyed your video. Incredible looking front yard. Where in California are you? What zone. I’m in Bay Area zone 9B and have had success with agaves and yuccas. I look forward to watching your other videos soon.

Nice! I need to move some plants around myself. Great layout!

Good job, great garden! 👍

Awesome plants! 🤩💚

Wow, it looks fabulous. I love agave too

I randomly stumbled in and enjoy your calming narration. And it looks like this is a new channel. Good luck with all your future content. Your agave are huge. Its a chore you easily able to tackle them! Your pup collection must be evergrowing.