Patricia Lisowski, I felt like I was in a dream while I was in his garden. 😍 One hour with him was not enough. Need a whole day to see everything that he has. 😉
Amen. I have been collecting for 40 yrs and developed a very easy follow able routines. depending upon my location. I use plant guide zones. I’ve lived all over the US. My father taught me how to garden plant rotate species. He was from Czechoslovakia. He taught me to prepare for winter. Buy propagate in Oct. Then all my yard I trim trees And yard bushes outside November 1st ALWAYS. I have been a successful green thumb. Develop the routine suited for your area and go with the flow. If you love plants shrubs trees bushes read about your area and follow that advice. Obviously it’s worked for you beautiful garden. I’m not any different than the next plant lover but I keep a journal, and I pay attention to plant map zones watch and I keep the weather records to "your to keep my plants happy and healthy. Happy planting and taking care of them as I take care of myself.
Rob’s enthusiasm is wonderful. He’s very generous with his time and knowledge. Really fun seeing some of his specimens and the great variety of his collection. Looking forward to part 2.
To Rob Roy it's really nice to see someone who isn't afraid of hacking and chopping Cactus and other plants for propagation purposes I grew up in Tucson in the landscape construction world and I've done a lot of experimenting myself I'm probably one of the few people that's been able to transplant saguaros and have them grow thanks for your good work
WOW!!! What an absolutely amazing collection of gorgeous succulents and cactus! Rob Roy is such a wealth of information. What a treasure trove of a garden. Thanks for posting this great video.
jelly donuts, he is very generous in sharing his knowledge. Thank you for stopping by! I hope you watch Part 2 as well when it is ready. 🙂 Have a great day! 🌵☕️
Oh indeed you are blessed. Most of the succulents growers are in California. The support system there among growers and hobbyists is also exceptional. Good luck and have fun.
@@CactusCaffeine I started up in Northern California and I met alot of people in San Fransisco and Sacramento, and the succulent society shows in both those cities are amazing I can't wait to go to the arboretum sale I LA this spring/summer! 😀
Now there is someone with serious dedication and loyalty to their hobby/craft. Awesome collection of plants! I'm also so happy for you that you were able to visit with him. Scratch one off your bucket list! So very nice to see you again!
Hi again Tim. I wasn’t expecting that kind of a welcome from him! His passion for his plants is remarkable. I’m not scratching him off my bucket list yet. I still plan to go back! 😁
Mr. Rob Roy really loved your cacti garden! I hope you have a video on proper propagation of cactus, where you chopped off the top of your cacti. I'm a starter on cactus gardening and I enjoyed your video. Wonderful cacti land scape 👌👏
I watched tonight for the third time! What a nice gentleman and he looks so tall by you! I’m addicted already! Tomorrow I’m going to send you a picture of one that I’m having trouble with and I have been treating her with alcohol but I need your advice!!! What a great experience to meet him and to be at his beautiful garden!
Awesome I use to live in Marietta, Riverside county and loved the desert there. Now in Texas if you read my first email. I am a plant addict at heart. Loved the trick of chopping the head off or hot nail, awesome.
Yes Lyn, I wish you and Hans can see his yard and collection. It is like Disneyland for cactus lovers. 😉 A happy place indeed. I wish I could have spent more time there. There is so much more that I was not able to cover. 🙂😉
Hi Ana! Incredible collection of plants. This video and the one on how to get your cacti to bloom are my favourite ones from your uploads. I want to wake up in that garden. Rob is so knowledgeable. The hot nailing method, or coring, yikes!!! I hope that doesn't become a trend. Is the gentleman in the army uniform your husband? Thank him for his service to the country. Big salute. Thank you for sharing Ana. From the garden city to you, have a fantastic day! I cannot wait to see more in part two. Cheers and God bless!
Hello Carl! Thank you. I’m glad you like this video. Part 2 is already up, too. 😀 More learning from Rob. Yes, that was my husband. He will be thrilled to hear that somebody mentioned him. Lol! I cringed when I did the hot nailing myself. But it makes so much sense. Not for the faint of heart, indeed. Lol! Thanks for appreciating my video, too about making a cactus flower. ☺️ Cheers from Nevada to India! ☕️☕️
Amazing collection! I love the Ferocactus latispinus var. flavispinus. Hard to find cactus. Wish I could smell its bloom. 🥰 Love the Ariocarpus too! Great tips on propagating too, however, i don’t think I would have the heart to drive a hot nail through my plant nor chop its head off. 🤣 Great video, Ana. Nice seeing you too. 🥰
Hahaha! Me too Edith. I can’t bear to see a nail driven into my cactus but it makes so much sense if you want to propagate faster. That yellow Ferocactus was indeed very fragrant! I’m in search for one now. Thanks Edith, sa part 2, lalong wala akong choice kundi magpakita. Siya ang nag-direct! Lol!
Hi Ana! Wow, 😮 that is a totally awesome garden. A cacti lover’s paradise. Rob might be more into cacti than us! 😂😂 I know some of his cacti are older than my children. 🤣🤣 Truely magnificent. I wish I was there then I’ll never leave and just get lost in paradise. Woohaaa...driving a nail through to get them to produce pups! It hurts me to even think about doing it. 🙃 I know the beheading method but this? Ultimately I know the pups would cover the scared area. Wonderful video and looking forward to part 2. 👏👏👍👍
Correct Molly. I don’t have the heart to drive a nail into my cactus either but it does make sense if you want quick propagation. I was mesmerized in his garden. I did not know where to focus first as there were so many to see! The big cacti in the ground were truly amazing! 😍🌵😍
@@CactusCaffeine I forgot to mention this but I was pleasantly surprised to see you. That was a nice touch!! There were so many lovely cacti to see I totally forgot to mention this. Now I've gotten a lovely sight of beautiful you and a glimpse of your husband. 😍😍
Haha. I realized forgot to record an intro so I had to do a quick one. And since I’m out, I could not find a cup of coffee there to use as an intro, like I always do. Hence, my quick appearance. 🤣
Behind and a little to the right of the somewhat common crested golden barrel is a plant I've never seen before ... from video frames 3:20 to 3:23. Wish you could get a better picture of that with a bit of explanation. I think its a euphorbia, but not sure. Looks like a stack of six balls with a vertical brown stripe on each ball, and two arms of 3 balls each. Very unusual. I also have a couple unusual cacti I did not see in his video. Wish I knew a way to give them to him. They just get too big for my place.
Fantastic video Ana, really enjoyed watching. Rob’s plants are amazing, very dedicated and knowledgable guy. We will definitely visit when Edith and I come to the U.S 😁 That Ferocactus/Golden Barrel hybrid is incredible, I didn’t even know it was possible to hybridise those two. Can’t wait for part 2 Ana 👍🏻☀️🌵
Yeah. And he has pups of it growing for future sale. In part 2 you will see the few cactus I picked up. But I was not able to get all that I wanted as we ran out of time. Hope to go back maybe later this year.
I’d definitely buy one, I’m thinking there aren’t too many Ferocactus/Golden Barrel hybrids around so it’s very unique. Looking forward to part 2 Ana, especially the hot nailing demonstration 😁
Hi! Anna your so lucky to have able to enjoy the beauty of many varieties of his cacti collection . Don’t you get overwhelmed? I honestly watching overwhelmed in a good way coz it’s a lot to look at. I would love to see his place in person too.
I was overwhelmed with his collection. I did not get the chance to film all of them for lack of time. I did have fun! Everything was spontaneous. ☺️ Thanks amigo! 😉
@@CactusCaffeine this past 2yrs has been extra hard.., not to mention other things.., but I’ve been try to sell my apt and by a house during COVID.., and I must say the collection desert aired plants has keep me going., motivating me to stay strong, especially living here in NYC I’ve been catching up to ur videos post.. and thanks to your garden video, staying strong a bit longer.. Honest thank you for your post. It helps more than just with plant info.., it help me stay strong and motivated during hard times .. THANK YOU ….
Thanks for making this video, so interesting. At 2:45 Rob was about to say how the crested Golden Barrell came about but you all were so excited he didnt expand on it. What did he mean by saying that, I wonder.
Oh, yes sorry. Crests are genetic defects (also sometimes due to injury) on the apical meristem or the top growing point of a cactus. Instead of growing upward, it grows sideways in a line and new growth points form along that line. This creates a fan-like shape that curls. 🙂
Incredible cactus collection. Amazing I was inspired to start my own. But sir my I ask what treatment I'M going to apply on my cactus which is having a fungus on the roots. Thanks.
Marky Dee yup. Rob has amazing specimens. Many are decades old. Those are his show pieces so he does not sell them. I was drooling at his Ariocarpus. 🤤
Cactus Caffeine indeed hahahah his arios are also pleasing in the eyes he was able to keep it clean and tidy knowing that this are wooly specimens hahaha. Many collector are having trobles in keeping it free from dust.
Hi Anna, what a lovely place...wish we had that space for all our plants and that climat...WOW! You have so lovely videos! Thank you for sharing all beauty! :-) :-D XD XXXXX
Thank you Hans for your kind words. ☺️ I wish I had that space, too. I can just imagine if you and Lyn had the perfect weather plus a big yard... and all your cereus are in the ground... cactus forest! 🌵🌵🌵😃🌵🌵🌵
@@CactusCaffeine Yeiiii, it´s a lovely dream l will belive in! ;-) What a lovely display it would be and no need to move them... Thank you so much Anna! XD XXXXX
Wow,i can go and live in Heaven if i have a backyard like this.Anna i wish you can visit Joshua Tree,there is a house of 40 acres?(actually its for sale now for i think 4 million?)that has cactus galore.it is heaven...I need to look it up and email it to you...While everyone is going crazy with this corona virus,here i am watching your channel and posting bec i just discovered you few days ago..Thank you for you are soo resourceful..Galing mo👍
Hello Ana, that's a impressive collection of cacti and succulents. Wish I could get my hands on some cacti seeds. Great video. 😅 I need some advice again. So, my green Maverick opuntia, the mother plant, has died. But, in her passing she has left long stems that are still healthy. I have taken cuttings from many of them and I'm just waiting for them to callous. However, I have discovered a long stem, which seems to have already calloused over naturally in the pot. Removal was very easy. My question is, do I make a fresh cut over the callous of this stem to propagate the cutting? or do I simply repot it and hope that it roots? I really want to save this plant. Any advice would be a life saver. Please help!
I’m sorry about your mother plant. For opuntias, the roots usually come out of the aerioles. If the end has calloused already, then it should be fine planting it in dry soil first. Just make sure some aerioles are buried in the soil. Hope this helps. 🙂
Thank you soo much for the advice. I can say for sure its not easy taking care of cacti. And your doing a awesome job about educating people about them and how they should be cared for.👍 Cacti seeds are super hard to find. They are soo epic to see grow. I shall enter that raffle the moment it is live! 😁
I live in south Texas. I’ll have to start looking for Aeriocarpus. It’s a protected species in the U.S., though, so if I find any, I’ll leave it where it is.
Rob gifted me with an Echinopsis that I showed along with my haul. A year later, it bloomed a big golden yellow color of flower. 🌼 Thanks for watching, 3x! 😁
Amazing cactus gardens and amazing knowledge from this man. Perhaps he will write a book someday- we need that kind of knowledge in print.
Enjoyable looking at Rob;s Cactus collection. He has some beauties.
ROB ROY IS LIVING MY DREAM!!!
Patricia Lisowski, I felt like I was in a dream while I was in his garden. 😍 One hour with him was not enough. Need a whole day to see everything that he has. 😉
You can feel how proud he is of his collection, and justifiably so! Wish he were my uncle! Lol. I'd be begging for some pups/cuttings!
Lol!
OMG! I could talk to Rob for hours! 😊...ask him how some cacti got crested......amazing! 💞
Cactus are like prehistoric plants!!!
Amen. I have been collecting for 40 yrs and developed a very easy follow able routines. depending upon my location. I use plant guide zones. I’ve lived all over the US.
My father taught me how to garden plant rotate species. He was from Czechoslovakia. He taught me to prepare for winter. Buy propagate in Oct. Then all my yard I trim trees And yard bushes outside November 1st ALWAYS. I have been a successful green thumb. Develop the routine suited for your area and go with the flow. If you love plants shrubs trees bushes read about your area and follow that advice. Obviously it’s worked for you beautiful garden. I’m not any different than the next plant lover but I keep a journal, and I pay attention to plant map zones watch and I keep the weather records to "your to keep my plants happy and healthy. Happy planting and taking care of them as I take care of myself.
OMG.. those things are huge. I love the giant golden barrels.
Rob Roy’s yard is a dream ☺️
Wowwww!!! Incredible collection! Thanks so much for showing a bit of it 😍
Very nice watching your video they are also interested amaze beautiful Cactus have a blessed day
Wow.... what a life!! An oasis of cactus and nature... I bet there's a lot of snakes and lizards, spiders too!!
Beautiful landscaping full of cactus
Thank you for watching and for your kind words. 🙂🌵☕️
Rob’s enthusiasm is wonderful. He’s very generous with his time and knowledge. Really fun seeing some of his specimens and the great variety of his collection. Looking forward to part 2.
LOVE OF PLANTS 🌻 yes you said it very well. It was a great learning experience, too. 🙂👍🏼
To Rob Roy it's really nice to see someone who isn't afraid of hacking and chopping Cactus and other plants for propagation purposes I grew up in Tucson in the landscape construction world and I've done a lot of experimenting myself I'm probably one of the few people that's been able to transplant saguaros and have them grow thanks for your good work
That’s awesome! 😎
WOW!!! What an absolutely amazing collection of gorgeous succulents and cactus! Rob Roy is such a wealth of information. What a treasure trove of a garden. Thanks for posting this great video.
jelly donuts, he is very generous in sharing his knowledge. Thank you for stopping by! I hope you watch Part 2 as well when it is ready. 🙂 Have a great day! 🌵☕️
What an amazing person, I'm blessed to live in LA where I hope to meet more cactus and succulent collectors soon.
Oh indeed you are blessed. Most of the succulents growers are in California. The support system there among growers and hobbyists is also exceptional. Good luck and have fun.
@@CactusCaffeine I started up in Northern California and I met alot of people in San Fransisco and Sacramento, and the succulent society shows in both those cities are amazing I can't wait to go to the arboretum sale I LA this spring/summer! 😀
Now there is someone with serious dedication and loyalty to their hobby/craft. Awesome collection of plants! I'm also so happy for you that you were able to visit with him. Scratch one off your bucket list! So very nice to see you again!
Hi again Tim. I wasn’t expecting that kind of a welcome from him! His passion for his plants is remarkable. I’m not scratching him off my bucket list yet. I still plan to go back! 😁
@@CactusCaffeine AWESOME!!
I love the picture of you and Rob! So cute!
He is a very tall man, no.. I'm short! 😉
Love the video of Rob Roy. Thanks for showing it.🌻
It is one of my favorite! I learned a lot, too.
Mr. Rob Roy really loved your cacti garden! I hope you have a video on proper propagation of cactus, where you chopped off the top of your cacti. I'm a starter on cactus gardening and I enjoyed your video. Wonderful cacti land scape 👌👏
Mulțumesc pentru rețetă! ☺
Beautiful plants Rob, 🪴
Wow!😍 He got so many awesome cacti collection. So cool you got to meet and visit him. Thank you for sharing. 👌❤️🤩😘
I watched tonight for the third time! What a nice gentleman and he looks so tall by you! I’m addicted already! Tomorrow I’m going to send you a picture of one that I’m having trouble with and I have been treating her with alcohol but I need your advice!!! What a great experience to meet him and to be at his beautiful garden!
I live in the middle east, mainly in the middle of the desert, AND I HAVE NEVER SEEN THAT MANY CACTUS IN MY LIFE! gotta admit they’re beautiful.
KalodexD, his yard and collection is very impresssive! Thank you for watching and have a great day. ☺️🌵☕️
One of my favorite videos of yours Anna!
You Tell me thank you! 😊 Mine, too. I watched it many times over.
Amazing! I would never get tired of looking at every single cactus!🌵
I feel the same way! I wish I had more time there... like one whole day! 😁🌵☕️
Wow he's got quite the collection. Thanks so much for sharing! 💚🐞🌵
such an amazing dessert garden...i enjoy watching it...tnx for sharing
so big and beautiful.
Awesome I use to live in Marietta, Riverside county and loved the desert there. Now in Texas if you read my first email. I am a plant addict at heart. Loved the trick of chopping the head off or hot nail, awesome.
Oh, Texas is an awesome place to grow cactus as well! Thank you for watching.
Oh my Goodness haha
Yes Lyn, I wish you and Hans can see his yard and collection. It is like Disneyland for cactus lovers. 😉 A happy place indeed. I wish I could have spent more time there. There is so much more that I was not able to cover. 🙂😉
Wow in cactus heaven love them Soo beautiful
I agree. Rob’s backyard is a cactus paradise! 😃
Wow!
Such a amazing collection
Thanks for sharing
Rob Roy you have a beautiful yard. I just love cactus.
Какая красота ! Рад за тебя , друг .
WOW WOW WOW THANK YOU BOTH! I wish I could visit his place. Maybe one day...
If you get the chance, I highly recommend him. He has some hard to find cactus for sale, too! 😃👍🏼☕️
Wow Rob waht an amazing collection. So many huge and beautiful specimens. Thanks for sharing😊👍❤.
I was so overwhelmed Ruthie. Sensory overload! 😄 Thanks for watching! “You know you rock!” 😉
Hello😄
Nice video👍👍👍
Be your new friend
Have a happy day
Nice video Ilike cactus v much
Thanks.
Your welcome and thank you for stopping by. 🌵☕️
@@CactusCaffeine I'm interested in cactus succulents, I'm following you and others. Have a nice day.
Oh, and thank you so much for following my channel. Keep in touch!
Awesome!
Fantastic collection Rob, I really enjoyed the tour.
Omg is that Agave that you're standing next to??? Wow!!!
Yes! Some agaves can grow very huge when planted in the ground. 😃
Can't wait for Part 2!!!
Yes sis. Learning is in part 2!
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you also for watching and for sharing your thoughts. I appreciate it. ☺️
Hi Ana! Incredible collection of plants. This video and the one on how to get your cacti to bloom are my favourite ones from your uploads. I want to wake up in that garden. Rob is so knowledgeable. The hot nailing method, or coring, yikes!!! I hope that doesn't become a trend. Is the gentleman in the army uniform your husband? Thank him for his service to the country. Big salute. Thank you for sharing Ana. From the garden city to you, have a fantastic day! I cannot wait to see more in part two. Cheers and God bless!
Hello Carl! Thank you. I’m glad you like this video. Part 2 is already up, too. 😀 More learning from Rob. Yes, that was my husband. He will be thrilled to hear that somebody mentioned him. Lol! I cringed when I did the hot nailing myself. But it makes so much sense. Not for the faint of heart, indeed. Lol! Thanks for appreciating my video, too about making a cactus flower. ☺️ Cheers from Nevada to India! ☕️☕️
W O W Ana!!! That was awesome!!!! SOOO VERY VERY COOL!!!!! 🌵❤️🌵❤️
Thank you Natty. It was like Disneyland for cactus lovers in his backyard. A happy place, indeed. 😀
I really enjoyed this thank you for your time and effort with this video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello from Ken in Japan another great video. My cactus plants have almost doubled this month haha
Amazing collection! I love the Ferocactus latispinus var. flavispinus. Hard to find cactus. Wish I could smell its bloom. 🥰 Love the Ariocarpus too! Great tips on propagating too, however, i don’t think I would have the heart to drive a hot nail through my plant nor chop its head off. 🤣 Great video, Ana. Nice seeing you too. 🥰
Hahaha! Me too Edith. I can’t bear to see a nail driven into my cactus but it makes so much sense if you want to propagate faster. That yellow Ferocactus was indeed very fragrant! I’m in search for one now. Thanks Edith, sa part 2, lalong wala akong choice kundi magpakita. Siya ang nag-direct! Lol!
Cactus Caffeine 😱 can’t wait for the part 2. 👍
Wowowowowowow!!! That was awesome!
It was truly an inspiration for me. 🙂 Thank you Laura for watching and leaving a wonderful comment.
I'm staring to collect different type of cactus and succulent and I wish to have more..
Loved it!
Greetings from Colorado.. Dudes cactuses are awesome. 🌵...❤
That is an amazing collection, very impressive!
Love the plants
Awesome collection !!! Enjoyed watching 🤗 thank you 👍
I’m glad you enjoyed it. His collection is truly impressive. 😃🌵🌵
Wow, he have lots of cactuses, beautiful!
JoElla ChanneL, his collection is very impressive. 😃🌵 Thank you for stopping by! ☕️☕️
This is charming , wonderful 😍😍 i love these catci
Hi Ana! Wow, 😮 that is a totally awesome garden. A cacti lover’s paradise. Rob might be more into cacti than us! 😂😂 I know some of his cacti are older than my children. 🤣🤣 Truely magnificent. I wish I was there then I’ll never leave and just get lost in paradise. Woohaaa...driving a nail through to get them to produce pups! It hurts me to even think about doing it. 🙃 I know the beheading method but this? Ultimately I know the pups would cover the scared area. Wonderful video and looking forward to part 2. 👏👏👍👍
Correct Molly. I don’t have the heart to drive a nail into my cactus either but it does make sense if you want quick propagation. I was mesmerized in his garden. I did not know where to focus first as there were so many to see! The big cacti in the ground were truly amazing! 😍🌵😍
@@CactusCaffeine I forgot to mention this but I was pleasantly surprised to see you. That was a nice touch!! There were so many lovely cacti to see I totally forgot to mention this. Now I've gotten a lovely sight of beautiful you and a glimpse of your husband. 😍😍
Haha. I realized forgot to record an intro so I had to do a quick one. And since I’m out, I could not find a cup of coffee there to use as an intro, like I always do. Hence, my quick appearance. 🤣
🌵🌵Nice 🌵🌵
Thank you very much
Thanks for watching and leaving your comment. Appreciate it. 🙂🌵☕️
Behind and a little to the right of the somewhat common crested golden barrel is a plant I've never seen before ... from video frames 3:20 to 3:23. Wish you could get a better picture of that with a bit of explanation. I think its a euphorbia, but not sure. Looks like a stack of six balls with a vertical brown stripe on each ball, and two arms of 3 balls each. Very unusual. I also have a couple unusual cacti I did not see in his video. Wish I knew a way to give them to him. They just get too big for my place.
I was wondering the very same thing; it’s so interesting-looking.
I think it’s a sculpture not a plant?
Now that was a collection alright. I would love to see all of that in person. That was a great picture of you two at the end of the video as well.
Fascinating, I'd love to come see!
Fantastic video Ana, really enjoyed watching. Rob’s plants are amazing, very dedicated and knowledgable guy. We will definitely visit when Edith and I come to the U.S 😁 That Ferocactus/Golden Barrel hybrid is incredible, I didn’t even know it was possible to hybridise those two. Can’t wait for part 2 Ana 👍🏻☀️🌵
Yeah. And he has pups of it growing for future sale. In part 2 you will see the few cactus I picked up. But I was not able to get all that I wanted as we ran out of time. Hope to go back maybe later this year.
I’d definitely buy one, I’m thinking there aren’t too many Ferocactus/Golden Barrel hybrids around so it’s very unique. Looking forward to part 2 Ana, especially the hot nailing demonstration 😁
Hi! Anna your so lucky to have able to enjoy the beauty of many varieties of his cacti collection . Don’t you get overwhelmed? I honestly watching overwhelmed in a good way coz it’s a lot to look at. I would love to see his place in person too.
Oh Myra, I was so overwhelmed that I was speechless most of the time! Lol! Sensory overload, sis.
Great...well done.
Thank you. I’m glad you like the video. 🌵☕️
Wow amazing collection, really enjoyed seeing his awesome cacti, thank you for sharing, great video 🌵🌵😊
CrazyCactusCollector, yes I was very much impressed and I was speechless most of the time. So much to take in. Sensory overload. Hahaha. 😉
Really a nun stop addiction. Me too...
Thanks for sharing! Great video and what a massive a Agave right behind you in the beginning of the video XOXO
The Succulent Home, thank you. I was hoping viewers would look at the agave more than me cause I’m really camera shy. ☺️
Love his collection!
Looks amazing😀
he haves a good selection of cacti for customers.
Beautiful nursery 🌵
Looks like you are have fun?
Going to part 2
I was overwhelmed with his collection. I did not get the chance to film all of them for lack of time. I did have fun! Everything was spontaneous. ☺️ Thanks amigo! 😉
@@CactusCaffeine 🌹 being spontaneous is the best!
Lots of hugs 🌹amiga! 🌞
VeRy cool garden. This is so interesting since I live in Canada and nothing like this grows in our environment.
Nice vidio
Thank you! ☺️ Cheers! ☕️☕️
Sister it's amazing... 😁
Goods idea and thank you for your sharing
Stay Connected sister, i'am from indonesia🙏
Wow that was a great video,,., WOW..!!!!
Thank you. Rob Roy is a legend.
@@CactusCaffeine this past 2yrs has been extra hard.., not to mention other things.., but I’ve been try to sell my apt and by a house during COVID.., and I must say the collection desert aired plants has keep me going., motivating me to stay strong, especially living here in NYC I’ve been catching up to ur videos post.. and thanks to your garden video, staying strong a bit longer.. Honest thank you for your post. It helps more than just with plant info.., it help me stay strong and motivated during hard times .. THANK YOU ….
nice collections, and nice video content,, stay connected my friend
Thank you for leaving a kind comment. I appreciate it. ☺️🌵☕️
TY FOR THE VIDEO. I LEARNED SO MUCH!
Your welcome. I learned a lot in this video, too! 🙂
Thanks for making this video, so interesting. At 2:45 Rob was about to say how the crested Golden Barrell came about but you all were so excited he didnt expand on it. What did he mean by saying that, I wonder.
Oh, yes sorry. Crests are genetic defects (also sometimes due to injury) on the apical meristem or the top growing point of a cactus. Instead of growing upward, it grows sideways in a line and new growth points form along that line. This creates a fan-like shape that curls. 🙂
@@CactusCaffeine Such an amazing thing to know. Might do an experiment some day. Thank you for your reply.
Awesome thank you both for showing us I’d love to be there and see it it’s really too far for me to come 🌵
Heather Dickson, his collection is truly impressive. A cactus lover’s dream. 😃🌵
I love all your videos u are my inspiration 🥰
Thank you. 🙂🌵☕️ Happy gardening!
I watched your pollinating and sowing video. Great presentation! But your comments are turned off in your videos so I could not comment in there. 🙂
Thanks for watching my UA-cam 😍, didn’t realise haha now the comment is on 😅
Amazing collection 👌
Incredible cactus collection. Amazing I was inspired to start my own. But sir my I ask what treatment I'M going to apply on my cactus which is having a fungus on the roots. Thanks.
Amazing!!! He needs a youtube channel!!🙌🏻🙌🏻
Wish you guys talked about those few bridgesii stands
There was so much to talk about with Rob and a few hours with him was definitely not enough. I should pay him another visit soon. 😉
wow..so beautiful & fantastic cactus collections...very inspiring madam :)
Yes, Rob Roy’s collection is truly inspiring! True passion and dedication to his hobby. Thank you for watching! Have a great day. ☺️🌵☕️
Its nice to see an Astrophytum caput medusae that is not grafted 😍 10:35
Marky Dee yup. Rob has amazing specimens. Many are decades old. Those are his show pieces so he does not sell them. I was drooling at his Ariocarpus. 🤤
Cactus Caffeine indeed hahahah his arios are also pleasing in the eyes he was able to keep it clean and tidy knowing that this are wooly specimens hahaha. Many collector are having trobles in keeping it free from dust.
Wow😍😍 amazing
Really, Rob’s collection is impressive. 🙂
Cactus caffeine,my that, I love yuors vídeo,they are very nice beauthiful.Im fron Brasil.
Thank you. I’m excited to have a viewer from Brasil! You have many beautiful cacti. 😃
Hi Anna, what a lovely place...wish we had that space for all our plants and that climat...WOW! You have so lovely videos! Thank you for sharing all beauty! :-) :-D XD
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Thank you Hans for your kind words. ☺️ I wish I had that space, too. I can just imagine if you and Lyn had the perfect weather plus a big yard... and all your cereus are in the ground... cactus forest! 🌵🌵🌵😃🌵🌵🌵
@@CactusCaffeine Yeiiii, it´s a lovely dream l will belive in! ;-) What a lovely display it would be and no need to move them... Thank you so much Anna! XD
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Wow,i can go and live in Heaven if i have a backyard like this.Anna i wish you can visit Joshua Tree,there is a house of 40 acres?(actually its for sale now for i think 4 million?)that has cactus galore.it is heaven...I need to look it up and email it to you...While everyone is going crazy with this corona virus,here i am watching your channel and posting bec i just discovered you few days ago..Thank you for you are soo resourceful..Galing mo👍
Hi Tessla, salamat po. I would love to see that house. You got me curious. $4M?! Sure... 😄 Email it to me at cactuscaffeine@gmail.com.
Hello Ana, that's a impressive collection of cacti and succulents. Wish I could get my hands on some cacti seeds. Great video.
😅 I need some advice again. So, my green Maverick opuntia, the mother plant, has died. But, in her passing she has left long stems that are still healthy. I have taken cuttings from many of them and I'm just waiting for them to callous. However, I have discovered a long stem, which seems to have already calloused over naturally in the pot. Removal was very easy.
My question is, do I make a fresh cut over the callous of this stem to propagate the cutting?
or
do I simply repot it and hope that it roots?
I really want to save this plant. Any advice would be a life saver. Please help!
I’m sorry about your mother plant. For opuntias, the roots usually come out of the aerioles. If the end has calloused already, then it should be fine planting it in dry soil first. Just make sure some aerioles are buried in the soil. Hope this helps. 🙂
Btw, I will be doing a subscriber giveaway raffle for some of my seeds maybe next month. So just stay tuned. 🙂
Thank you soo much for the advice. I can say for sure its not easy taking care of cacti. And your doing a awesome job about educating people about them and how they should be cared for.👍
Cacti seeds are super hard to find. They are soo epic to see grow. I shall enter that raffle the moment it is live! 😁
12:49 I didnt know that either hahahaha 😅 I lost my ario few mo ths ago, how I wish I was able to watch this.
nice video
plants lover thank you! 🙂🌵☕️
I live in south Texas. I’ll have to start looking for Aeriocarpus. It’s a protected species in the U.S., though, so if I find any, I’ll leave it where it is.
Good
This is a great stop. What did you end up taking home from here?
My haul is in Part 2. Thank you for watching!
hi Anna, while watching this video for the 3rd time, i was wondering if you left there with any free plants.😁
Rob gifted me with an Echinopsis that I showed along with my haul. A year later, it bloomed a big golden yellow color of flower. 🌼 Thanks for watching, 3x! 😁
Do have carolloma
Muito lindos 😍😍😍
Thank you for watching! 🙂🌵☕️