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I think so too!

I can give a plant tour soon.

Thank you for the feedback.

It sure is!

Depends on the temperature…it’s been 100 degrees Fahrenheit every day where I live at moderate humidity and I water about twice a week for the youngling’s maybe three times if the soil is dry.

@@TannerJackKyler Ok great. Thanks!

Sorry for the confusion, I’m glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks you too!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Only one survived a power outage during a blizzard, I can do an update video soon.

I have some in cultivation that I am willing to ship or I can send you seed!

@@TannerJackKyler im in Indonesia rn😭😭

What do you mean wear a cover?

I grew up on that land so I am aware of any dangers. I would like to know what you mean by “you are irresponsible”.

To be "Aware" AND Stupidis worse than being unaware.@@TannerJackKyler

Alright, I don’t think you understand how the English language works so maybe try learning it before commenting.

Tyler Mac beware of snakes

Thank you for the recommendation! I’m gonna be back there over this summer sometime so I will definitely keep that in mind!

Make sure to check it out in spring not summer!

It’s an epic sight to see!

Yes, melting glaciers rapidly eroded the whole landscape!

@@TannerJackKyler you say that melting ice created them, I think lots of water. Pretty much the same thing except I wonder if ice could even melt at that rate to cover that vast of an area with standing water. I don’t know, it’s just my opinion. If you are willing to go deeper in this conversation, I would like to ask your opinion on how you believe the Grand Canyon was formed?

I looked at it and believe it is a Thelocactus hexaedrophorus, Thankyou for helping me identify this species!

no problem. one of my favorites. i've got a bunch growing from seed.

I purchased it from a cacti nursery in Midwest city Oklahoma, at J & J Cactus and Succulents - Open by Appointment Only

Me too…the blooms are incredible!

Thank you!

Thank you for watching!

Thank you for the information!

If you want sand from there, there is the visitor center that sales it.

Great advice! I may be coming back through there this summer so I’ll check it out!

Thanks for the advice, I believe the quality will increase because on this trip I didn’t prepare to make a video. As I move forward with making videos I will start capturing better videos!

Thank you very much, and yes I do plan on making a euphorbia video and will do that soon to get you that information. But to answer your question a normally pot my euphorbias in a similar soil mix to cacti, I add slightly more organic matter and water more frequently, mostly in the winter.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Sadly he passed away, he was a rescue and was 7 when I got him and he already had mbd. I battled with it for about 6 years and it progressed too far, he passed away at 13.

He passed away from MbD which he had always had since I got him. He was a rescue I had for 7 years and he was about 6 when I got him, so he was 13.

Very relaxing!

Um… I’m not sure, I believe they only have alkaloids in them, but that won’t do much. I think you are referring to another species of cacti known as peyote which contains mescaline.

@TannerJackKyler I'm pretty sure that I read somewhere that Saguaro is also Active with different alkaloids. 🤔 I know that Mescaline is found in Peyote and San Pedro's variants. I wonder if it's like Psilocybin mushrooms vs Amanita Muscaria... Oh well worth the ask. Beautiful specimen watch out for poachers

Thank you for the kind words!

Thank you! 😊

That works, or use can make your own using 50% sand, 40% peat or potting soil, and 10% perlite . I use about 1/2” of pea gravel on the bottom to help drainage.

@@TannerJackKyler Thanks.

That’s is from decomposing microorganisms and vegetation, similarly to how swamps have a foul smell from methane. It is harder to smell it in running shallow water. Beavers have been damming rivers and streams for thousands of years, colonist have intervened in a completely natural and important process.

Post10 on here has a few videos with Methane bubbles coming out of beaver dam water when he's unclogging culverts.

This is a natural process and they do not emit near as much gas as the average American does in a year.