I used to trade with Jurgen back around 2010 using his Excel sheet catalog. He was so kind and wise and was the guy who in an indirect way exposed me to cacti that weren't commonly found in big box stores. Even when I stopped collecting for some time, I would periodically check on him to make sure he was still with us. I was really sad to learn of his passing but its cool that this greenhouse was still around.
I couldn't help but notice how Hunter (or anyone else for that matter) didn't mention who is taking care of this immense collection these days. Usually with these greenhouse tours, there's a segment where the owner etc will talk a bit, but not this time. Can you shed some light on that?
Hi! I've been collecting cactus for several years and have what I feel to be a diverse & quality collection. I'm missing some of the more sought after/rare species. I was wondering if somehow, you knew how to get some Copiapoa cinerea seeds. I cannot afford to buy a live Copiapoa cinerea plant because they are out of my price range, but I've always admired them. I feel it would be more economical for me to buy Copiapoa cinerea seed rather than a live plant. Please let me know if you can help me. Sincerely, Scott from Oklahoma
Many thanks for interesting video! Mouse trap among Geihintonia is very actual. A mouse ate one of my 2 geohintomias last week. 🙁 I used a trap effectively, but it's impossible to get cactus back.
I live less than 10 minutes from Jurgen's home and would make it a point to spend a lot of $ on the priceless plants he made available. My most precious acquisition from him was a Pelecyphora strobiliformis, still planted in his rock hard planting mix and flowering every year. I sure miss my visits with him, but it's good to see that his fabulous collection still lives on.
Hello! You make really good videos, even if I always complain about it. that's because i'm a die-hard romantic and have an aversion to every new trent. Please excuse me. one can feel how much you love these plants. greetings from Germany.
Is that a euphorbia at 6 minutes 20 seconds? Fantastic tour, surprised to see a flat of Golden barrel Cactus at the beginning, the ubiquitous painful resident of too many collections
I love ur Pro tip, Hunter!!! I have only been collecting for a year,,, would love to learn more about pollinating my own cactus as I have A lot of them already in my collection but no 2 of any 1 kind!! Then I read that cactus can "self-pollinate" and I think that makes me love them even MORE now?!?!! How can it be?? #slighly confused Btw, I forget what video it was u posted just recently, but FYI Savage said "Alot" 68 times 🙄 smh Love ur vids baby!!!!! Keep it up!!!!!! 😊
@@cellokenno if you notice at the beginning of the video they edit out so to speak where this is located. This was essentially a private tour that they could video but the where, why, when so to speak shall remain unknown…. Beautiful collection and glad I could see what is still around.
@cactus Quest The rusty red spots on the Ortegocactus are not a disease, its their natural look, but these colours only occur around the town of San Pedro Martir Quiechapa.
Question: I have and am familiar with San Pedro cactus with a 4" cross section, the question is are there a larger "version" with a cross section more like 5 or 6 inches which I have seen in Malibu and elsewhere or is that due to cultivation rather than type?
@@billyjack3580 I am not familiar with Macrogonus but I am definitely talking about a larger Trichocereus Pachnoi, what I have was from Cactus Mart in the Seventies.
I used to trade with Jurgen back around 2010 using his Excel sheet catalog. He was so kind and wise and was the guy who in an indirect way exposed me to cacti that weren't commonly found in big box stores. Even when I stopped collecting for some time, I would periodically check on him to make sure he was still with us. I was really sad to learn of his passing but its cool that this greenhouse was still around.
I couldn't help but notice how Hunter (or anyone else for that matter) didn't mention who is taking care of this immense collection these days. Usually with these greenhouse tours, there's a segment where the owner etc will talk a bit, but not this time. Can you shed some light on that?
They wanted privacy that is really it
as someone who has been collecting for a few decades, i dont buy grafs because they will grow apart as they mature.
Hi!
I've been collecting cactus for several years and have what I feel to be a diverse & quality collection. I'm missing some of the more sought after/rare species. I was wondering if somehow, you knew how to get some Copiapoa cinerea seeds. I cannot afford to buy a live Copiapoa cinerea plant because they are out of my price range, but I've always admired them. I feel it would be more economical for me to buy Copiapoa cinerea seed rather than a live plant. Please let me know if you can help me.
Sincerely,
Scott from Oklahoma
Many thanks for interesting video!
Mouse trap among Geihintonia is very actual. A mouse ate one of my 2 geohintomias last week. 🙁 I used a trap effectively, but it's impossible to get cactus back.
I live less than 10 minutes from Jurgen's home and would make it a point to spend a lot of $ on the priceless plants he made available. My most precious acquisition from him was a Pelecyphora strobiliformis, still planted in his rock hard planting mix and flowering every year. I sure miss my visits with him, but it's good to see that his fabulous collection still lives on.
Incredible. It's like some other cactus planet. A True priceless reference collection. Denmark??
Loved those thicc LWs
You wont catch me snitching!
And my god the ariocarpus 😮
Why do you have to touch ever single cacti?
Hello! You make really good videos, even if I always complain about it. that's because i'm a die-hard romantic and have an aversion to every new trent. Please excuse me. one can feel how much you love these plants. greetings from Germany.
Is that a euphorbia at 6 minutes 20 seconds?
Fantastic tour, surprised to see a flat of Golden barrel Cactus at the beginning, the ubiquitous painful resident of too many collections
I love ur Pro tip, Hunter!!! I have only been collecting for a year,,, would love to learn more about pollinating my own cactus as I have A lot of them already in my collection but no 2 of any 1 kind!! Then I read that cactus can "self-pollinate" and I think that makes me love them even MORE now?!?!! How can it be?? #slighly confused
Btw, I forget what video it was u posted just recently, but FYI Savage said "Alot" 68 times 🙄 smh
Love ur vids baby!!!!! Keep it up!!!!!! 😊
How are all these cacti watered?
I knew Jurgen. Was this fantastic collection moved to Denmark 5:30 from his home in San Diego?
No I think they were joking around about being in Demark 😂
@@HOODBOSS5000 Then where is this fantastic collection?
@@cellokenno if you notice at the beginning of the video they edit out so to speak where this is located. This was essentially a private tour that they could video but the where, why, when so to speak shall remain unknown…. Beautiful collection and glad I could see what is still around.
I enjoyed watching😊🙏💖🌵Thanks Hunter buddy👍
Another really great video
So wonderful to see such amazing plants
Thanks for sharing
Really love your videos
Well done
Somne insane mature cacti. Enjoyed watching this video.
@cactus Quest The rusty red spots on the Ortegocactus are not a disease, its their natural look, but these colours only occur around the town of San Pedro Martir Quiechapa.
visit kitoi plant collection please
Does he have a UA-cam channel? I was first exposed to his creative potting and planting techniques on Yahoo groups 25 years ago
One of your best videos! Thank you!
Incredible!! Thanks!
Amazing collection ❤❤❤
I need a part 4 of this series 🎉😂
Beautiful!! A treasure! 🌵💚
Thanks for shearing 🔥
Thank you my man .❤ love ya
Question: I have and am familiar with San Pedro cactus with a 4" cross section, the question is are there a larger "version" with a cross section more like 5 or 6 inches which I have seen in Malibu and elsewhere or is that due to cultivation rather than type?
Could be that you saw a Trichocereus macrogonus.😢
@@billyjack3580 I am not familiar with Macrogonus but I am definitely talking about a larger Trichocereus Pachnoi, what I have was from Cactus Mart in the Seventies.
Love it!!!
wow
Incredible
Woooow! 🥳
Gang
you learned to make the best soil for your plants but cant learn how to shoot video as a youtuber?
Wow, I should've had a baby bib for this video... 🥲🥳 Insane collection!
Bro you posted this last week..