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Hello 👋 i love ❤ your plants thanks for sharing your videos 😊

Hello good morning 🙏 I feel happy I found it your Chanel thank you for sharing your information 😊 GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY

It is called medium not media, but you’re learning. Nice plants.

Don’t think those are called branches. Maybe called stems.

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Hi, can I ask what potting mix components and ratioes are you using? My schlumbergeras always find a way to get root rot. I tried to add more inorganic stuff (perlite, small lava rocks) to my mix but it doesn't work well. Also how much and how often are you watering them?

Loved this video. Where does one even find one of there? Seems so hard to find in the US.

31:54 Do you have a video on how to mount the Lutea . I plan on getting a cutting and trying to learn as much as possible. I was planning on getting a small aquarium to grow it in. I may try 2 ways after seeing how well your semi hydro is doing. What happens when it out grows the container or will it?

Hi, do you have any recommendations for reliable sellers that we can import from?

Hi! I just love rhipsalis. I have a paradoxa, paradoxa minor, ewaldiana, flocosa... And a lot of epiphitic catcti. They are so beautiful, so unusual and I know so little about them. I am learning from you. Thank you so much! Nico (from Bucharest, Romania 😊)

OK, I'm new to Epiphyllum growing. Thank you so much for posting this video. I was operating on bad information. A guy out of California with a nice collection said white scale happens if your plants got to much water and that the scale was the plants natural response. According to him, yes the scale was unsightly, but not real harmful to the plant. Based on that, I did nothing. I ended up with two plants that were 90 - 95% scale. However, after seeing this video; immediate plant surgery, in the kitchen sink, at 12 AM. I removed all the soil, sprayed with 70% alcohol, and went to town with a soapy toothbrush. The leathery skin of the plant held up very nicely to my super scrub down. I'm so pleased with the results. The visible scale is all gone. Because the problem persisted so long the skin looks like a gravel driveway. I'm interested to watch them recover and do well. I can see now that I need to watch several more videos and better educate myself. Thanks again you saved the day... and my plants. :)

Where can I get pseudorhipsalis in Europe? It's one of my very favorite genus but I have only one P. amazonica. I'm in love with this genus and would like to have all its species.

What pretty colors. I love it. I want one ☺️

Glad to find your channel. Great resource. About 10-15 years ago, I purchased an Easter cactus (Rhipsalidopsis gaertneri) plant. Unfortunately, Plant did not survive. I should have known better and replaced the soil medium to a more suitable one. The plant was very unusual form and never could find it again. Maybe you could tell what it was. They plant was available in Red and pink colors. their leave were very small, almost 1/5 to1/8 of a regular Easter cactus. Most probably was hybrid or cultivar of sort. Thanks

You always produce the most in depth videos. You amaze me how you can remember so many names and details. It is wonderful. When I see photos of your plants, especially basement, I want to just ditch most of my philodendrons and collect the Rhipsalis and my second love hoyas. Thanks for sharing all of this.

Epiphytic Cacti, thank you for the interesting video. I have two cuttings of pseudorhipsalis amazonica (got them in August). I tried to root them in leca and one of them produced a few roots, the longest about 2 cm long. Is it the proper time to plant it into the epiphytic cacti mix? I also have the other one, have kept it in the same conditions and it still lives but it didn't produce roots. Until now I kept them in a humid greenhouse and they usually root better there in summer but the temperature is now about 13 Celsius grades, so I'm wondering if it is better to keep them in my house. It's warm (about 20 Celsius) but very dry. What environment do you think is better and how long should they stay in leca after producing the first roots?

I always apprecaite learning with you, and all the care you put into your videos 😊

I had a healthy thanksgiving cactus that turned all red on me. I tried propagating cuttings and they grow roots but don’t get much further. Any thoughts?

hey, have you gotten the epicactus halloween moon to bloom yet?

I grew and hybridized epiphytes for many years… this lady has a great mix… she knows what she’s doing. Use a good soil mix… small pumice #2 … orchid bark … in the suggested 1/3rd ratio of each… If you have to … just use #2 Pearlite … but it does tend to float after years … The clay balls would be a great addition … at my local hydroponic store they carry crushed materials that are of the same material… I used to add bone meal to my mix … and a bag of chicken fertilizer to ten 2cu ft bags of a good potting soil … you can always google The Epiphyllum Society of America… and/or the San Diego Epiphyllum Society… they have some information you can read … 🌺

Nice video❤ and gorgeous plant 🎉How often/ when do you water it? When totally dry? What substrate are you using for this plant?

you have the most amazing collection and I love weeing the lady bugs walking around. They are adorable pest control! I have learned so much from your videos and have enjoyed growing my own jungle cactus collection. Please make more videos like this when you can!

When I lived further north here in Australia I had a big epi collection. I had mercifully forgotten how much of a pain in the neck White Scale was. As you say they get below the soil line, just to make things even more difficult, YAY! I particularly loved the Selenicereus (Hylocereus) etc. You are the first person I've ever heard of with a Weberocereus specimen. They are beautiful flowers.

Once again, in English, please😂❤ I have one that I bought in a 2-inch pot and bits and pieces of it are growing in several places in my house, and yes, they all do look different.

I have to say your knowledge & observations of your plants is impressive as is your collection. The internet has been a boon for plant collectors sourcing specimens.

Fascinating for me, too. The juvenile growth stage that Schlumbergera sometimes exhibit, where the clades have distinct bristles, reminds me of S. 'Little Spider', an unregistered hybrid so called because of its spider-like appearance, but in this case the bristly clades are maintained into maturity, not restricted to the juvenile growth stage.💚

Fascinating!! Thanks for sharing all of this.

What are the water requirements? Do you wait til dry to water? Just got one from etsy ❤

I have a question about Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa. I saw this plant in a botanical garden but its flowers look much more like flowers of a genus belonging to Rhipsalis than Pseudorhipsalis. What is the reason for that?

Looks like the ewaldiana i have.berries are white.

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great video!

Spooky and beautiful!!!!!! Thank you so much for this 💚

"They were so cute a few years ago...." so hilarious 😂

Wonderful plants. Wonderful video.

Love your monsters! Great choice of words and tone of the voice😃 small rhipsalis etc look cute but even better as huge plants👻

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I have the Rickrack and Fishbone and both sold to e this way. Sorry for the common name use. Now I need to go look for spines. You are so knowledgeable on all of these. At 75 I can not remember all the names for 5 seconds. Both are Gorgeous plants. I also can understand your weather. I live in Idaho at 2650 elevation at the base of a mountain and spring and fall weather can be totally psycho. Long winters and lots of foggy over cast and cold cold days. Making us think a day that gets up to 30 is a heat wave.

I have many up and coming monsters in the making! lol. I enjoy your content and the sharing of your knowledge. Thank you! 🌱👹

My paradoxa is in a 6” pot am it’s over 6 feet long…. The new growth tips turn black and throw a fit if I don’t water that beast at least twice a week. I know it needs to be repotted but the way it’s in the pot, draping over all the edges I’m scared it’s going to snap when I mess with it. It’s a real conundrum monster. 😂 My point was, had no idea how insanely thirsty that plant was!

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Nice work ⛓️🌱

Very scary and very entertaining video. Scary because I have a few small ones.

LOVE the Monster at 6:20. And yup I have the both the Hatorias too. One is still very small The other is medium size. I fear this could easily happen to me. Could?? Heck it has happened with my hoyas and philodendrons. I TOTALLY LOVED this video!!! Thanks!!

Beautiful monsters!💚😈

spooky 🎃 looks like they could escape there pots.i would sleep with one eye open😮.happy Halloween 😊 from uk..❤

This is facinating. I just recieved a plant labeled "rhipsalis ewaldiana", longest branch is about 6"-8". Some of the sections are 3-sided and others are 4-sided and it veverts back and forth along the same branch. I wish I could show you photos or a video, but not possible here and I do not have Instagram. The sections are mostly green except for the new growth at the end that are more of a limeish colour. I don't think there are any flower buds or remnants of buds/berries. I'm not sure if I understand you correctly. Are you saying that of I propagate this plant, at some point in the future, but then grow them in different lighting conditions. The plants will change and grow different carricterustics? If I have this correct and that could happen it would be interesting to try it.

Thank you for the information video. I’m always trying to find information on mine. I actually have this species and it’s constantly giving me new growth. I live in Cali. My auntie has a ginormous one that’s taken up the whole wall from ground to ceiling. Such a cool plant.

Fascinating info and a beautiful plant! Thanks for making this!

For Oxalis…. Remove the rhizomes?!