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How do they taste?

Wonderful plants and flowers. 👍💚

I have to congratulate you both and everyone is working there on polonizing all these species and maintain the entire nursery, it's hard hard work 💪🌵 Thank you for continuing with all the collection and continuing to spread it all over the world 💚😎🤙🌵

Which have the best scents? Would love to search your site with a fragrant tag!

Do you have the catalog number of the big gray longum(?) with the angled windows at 21:50? The ones around the blue paintbrush? I've never seen anything like them and I love them! This video also made me a fan of the hanae. Such beautiful flowers!

Love the plants in video, big question is how do you get the lythops to bloom? Have had for a year, they are tall but no flowers yet Dot

Beautiful ❤ Do you ship to Europe?

Love the long walk-throughs, keep 'em coming! My C. maughanii have done exceedingly well and fast growing, faster than any of my other conos. Argyroderma dalaetii take the top spot though for my mesemb's germ and growth, on their third shed in under a year. Always get excited for those mesemb bonus packs when an order comes in!

Me encantaría trabajar en lo que ustedes hacen es maravilloso 👏

yes, love this! That's the life, thanks! Bees & Butterflies to help save your back . . . perhaps PEACE

16:31 would you guys ever sell me a cutting?

Love you guys!!

Also, do not let it get wet in the bag. It hardens up into chunks that are more difficult to dissolve.

I use the same thing. Before I've always been using vinegar (I've also been testing formic acid), but recently I've moved to citric acid and I'm gonna stay with it. It's very efficient, easy to storage and doesn't produce any nasty fumes. It's also a better substance for soil usage, as in contrast to acetic or formic acid it has an ability to chelate nutrients. I just wonder, as a nursery, do you have an access to nitric acid? It's obviously much less safe to use, but if I had an access to it, that would be my choice.

I am on a much smaller scale, but I amend our city water to 5.6 to 5.8 pH. I use a product called "pH DOWN" anytime I add any water.

Plus, a little goes a long way.

Is this the organization MESA?

I looked at the store and think it's a great idea - it already has me looking into the "freeze miser" which I wasn't familiar with. I did have a question about a product on there - the systemic insecticide. I previously bought and used imadacloprid-based insecticide on adult cacti and noticed dead bees on my windowsill so stopped using it. I like to be simple and organic when I can but I've been considering using something like you recommend for seedlings since they don't flower yet and shouldn't kill any bees plus I don't really want any insects in those pots. Does your experience using it line up with mine and what circumstances would you say normally call for using insecticide? My bee story is from like a decade ago and I'm probably on the overcautious side with pesticides since I'm just a hobbyist so I'm pretty curious to hear about your thoughts. I'm probably fine just putting some mosquito bits in the seedling pots for the fungus gnat larvae which are the main insect pest I notice but I'm always looking for better ways.

Have you ever got a soil test for your substrate? Applying fertilizer would be much more efficient, precise and safe for plants if you get a nice lab test spreadsheet with the info what is abundant and what is lacking. For home growers it is not a viable option, but on the scale you grow your plants, I would definitely go for a test. And that would be an interesting topic for another video🙂

Really good idea, annoying amazon wont send anything fertilizer or pesticides or PH regulators to my country (Denmark) :x They dont seem to ship anything soluble 😫😫Think it might be the same for all of EU... Best regards :)

thank you so much for the product links! invaluable.

Fun to join you as you walk thru the greenhouse. I love your comments.

Beatiful collection of Conophytum, thank you for sharing, lovely! Waiting for the video during fall time

Love this! I miss the specimens! Hope you sell more of these. The specimen plants I got a few years back have done so well and are amongst my favorites in my collection.

Che bella passeggiata.Che bei cactus.Grazie di cuore❤🇮🇹

每個生石花都好棒

Wonderfull day to see some wild cacti 😎 Thanks for sharing this fantastic tour 🤙🌵🏜

WOW 😍🤩🥰❤❤❤👍☺🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

Great, eloquent I want one after that speech. How much? :)

LINDOSSSSS

I shared this video with the cactus and succulent society of new mexico. Please consider sharing all your updates as the members all love your nursery.

Hi there from Japan☺️🙌🇯🇵I understand how much work it is to organize all those cacti. The Astrophytums are beautiful🥰That name 'Taiho' is pronounced 'Tie-hoe' 👍I enjoyed watching😃💞

Looks like it's about time for a fall update! thanks!

Listening to this video, and scrolling through the 195 PAGES of succulents on your website. Absolutely mind boggled. I live in Iowa, so this is crazy to see. I didn't know most of these existed, and I have like 400 succulents/cacti here. Wth. So cool

Beautiful phytum!

чудовий огляд Astrophytum,чекаємо продовження.

Great video, what percentage is the shade cloth and what color is it?

love this kind of video, cheers from italy

Great job !

Astrophytum are my favourite cactus I grow them from seed I am in Tasmania in the southern hemisphere 😂😂😂😂😂

Thank you for showing your Astrophytum! Great video!!

Love from South Africa 🇿🇦

Omg. The weeds!

Love those taihos! Even as babies the difference between those and my other caps is stunning. The minors grow SO slow. Thanks for the closer looks! It's fun to see them in even more detail than on the site.

How long do you soak the seed pods for? Thank you

That’s enough for a fruit salad

Those fruits are little spiny bad boys😈