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I know someone who grows big mounds of paeote some as big as soft balls😊

How do you differentiate what lophophora species you’re looking at

Awesome plants in habitat. W song choice

The new Doom HellScape DLC looks pretty good

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What is the second cactus featured? The one that's white?

So healthy! ❤

Magnificent!

My favorite ❤

I dont cut the pot open ..i just put it on top and it grows better i noticed ....sometimes the sun is very hot and it then burns the top of my cactus This is a great idea ...

100 years

Hey there beautiful ❤

My dream is to meet you one day i hope.it happen ❤ i really admire you and ehat you do .

Amazing! All the Lophophora growing in this area look so healthy. They are definitely loving life. Thank you for sharing. 🙏🏽❤️

Bonjour Don Manuel, J'ai les yeux émerveillés.

Bro you forgot to link the grafting video 😭

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Thank you for the video. I was worried when I left my cactus outside in the temperature of 37 degrees. (I put it in the styrofoam box with the bubble wrap, though). Of course, I haven't watered it for a month. The dark healthy green cactus became the light green creature. I thought I killed my cactus, but after I saw your cacti on the video, I realized that's the result of dormancy. Now, I can relax.

So crazy how plants that have lived sooo long have never been attacked by deadly pests and parasites. I could have a fresh isolated pot of seedlings and in a year or two they could have root mealies out of nowhere.

How old do you think this specimen is ?

Where do cultivated cacti come from? I’m asking because I know even taking seeds from cacti original to nature is bad so how did cultivated cacti come to be? I’m assuming a cactus from nature had to take one for the team, so to speak, or like maybe it’s a might as well situation like if one was already poached and flowered it’s offspring would then be turned into the new generation of cultivated cacti??? I’m a little confused… hopefully this question makes sense. Great video!!! I wasn’t aware of cactus poaching until now so I’m glad I came across this.

how long does a grafted cactus live?

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De esas bisnagas hay aquí en Nuevo León

Thank you for your video. Your cactus seedlings are cute. I have a question. What's going to happen if I let them dehydrated? Are they going to become more powdery and die or do they just turn their colors in brown or black?

Aztekium?

so chill, love it

What's the most ribs you've seen on a Astro Bishop's cap? Nabbed one tonight with 7 and have only seen the oddity of a three or four instead of the typical five. Shocked that you are recommending indirect sunlight, is that a southern equatorial reality or in general? Long time subscriber, your plants are gorgeous

I’m moving to Arizona from Georgia next Spring and I can’t wait to explore the SW.

It brings tears to my eyes. My choo (grandma) used to tell me stories from the elders about the medicine, so to see it thriving, it's a blessing. Please keep it safe. Mi choo (abuelita) me contaba historias de los ancestros acerca de la medicina, y veral salusable, es una bendicion. Por favor mantenganla a salvo. <3

Mexico here I come

Very good advice. New subscriber. ❤ Im in SF too. Hard to deal with the summer showers.

Walking alone around a botanical garden with a mask? Is this some kind of delusion?

I wish this was my full time job 😅

Does Safer Soap work for mealybugs? (I don't even understand how they spread, considering they don't seem capable of movement.)

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How to grow cacti easy way: First thing you need is rainwater mixed with fungicide and insecticide 😂

A rover captured it from Mars?

Thank you for the video I saw little yellow striping at the bottom and I’m happy to see that it’s normal like in this one

This is the video that I need...thank you!

Pls sell some Astro 😊

Great video. I have recently received bare root seedlings. Temps are 30-50. Can I wait to spring to put them in soil?

That’s beautiful 🤩 Thank you friend

They don't fully open because of the spines

Oh wow! I thought it was in bloom at first! Those spines are stunning!

That's awsome seeing it in the wild. Beautiful. It looks kind of like a rock.

What if you keep them indoors?

500 years old?

It’s so amazing to see this in the wild.

Мексика?