Propagating Cactus - Selenicereus grandiflorus cuttings - The Queen of the Night
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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2017
- Hi Guys :-) In this video me and my wonderful Fiance have fun potting up Selenicereus grandiflorus cactus cuttings that have been taken from cuttings from Hans's plant and show you the correct way of planting them :-)
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When the plant was in Hans window must be huge. Smart of him to cut it like that. Hope it grows beautiful and give flowers to you. New life for Hans new life for his Seleniogereus. So wonderful.
I am so happy that Hans managed to bring his Selenicereus over with him and it means we get lots more plants haha, we are hoping that they root well and make a good recovery :-) Thanks a million Olga for your wonderful comment and for watching :-) and both me and Hans are sending you lots of love and heaps of happiness and plant power from right across the Emerald Isle and have a amazing weekend XXXX
Happy enthusiastic partners in life and cacti growing. Brilliant!! 😀👍👏
haha yes OMG me and Hans are SOOO enthusiastic we can't stop sowing and growing hahaha :-)))) thanks so much Molly for your wonderful comment and for watching :-) and sending you lots of love and heaps of happiness and plant power from right across the Emerald Isle and have a amazing weekend XXXX
Thank u helpt me a lot even the Video is Not the latest Great to have it Ty so much
So happy this video helped you and thanks so much Jules for your wonderful comment and for watching and sending you lots of love and happiness and PLANT POWER for a wonderful weekend XXXX
Great video guys! Best of luck with your cuttings. Have a great weekend! :-)
Thanks so much Chadde for your amazing comments :-) its so wonderful to get planting these cuttings an dits going to be fantastic to see the new growth on them :-) thanks so much for watching and me and Hans are sending you and Tammy, Lobo, Kurgan, Oscar and the Yorkies and the ADORABLE Pups an abundance of love and happiness and heaps of plant power from right across the Emerald Isle to beautiful Minneapolis and have a FAB and FUN day ahead all of you XXXX
Love Selenicereus .
Have sit between them today high up in a tree/ bush..that i cut little by little back and they growing in it .SO BEAUTIFUL. My legs a scratched up but i don't care. I am not sure is the same one as you guys .They look different in a pot in cold climate .
You can grow alternative curtains now so many you have.
have a good weekend Hans and Lynn.
haha Stef :-))) yes we can certainly grow alternative curtains we have so many incredible plants :-) WOW I bet your Selenicereus looks AMAZING in your tree and you are so blessed with your INCREDIBLE garden :-) thanks so much Stef for your wonderful comment and for watching :-) and me and Hans are sending you lots of love and heaps of happiness and plant power from right across the Emerald Isle and have a amazing weekend XXXX
That must have been one large mother plant to provide all those cuttings. Look forward to seeing how they progress!!
haha Mick it was a giant :-) but thank goodness Hans managed to save the plant as cuttings :-) thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching and me and Hans are sending you an abundance of love and happiness and heaps of plant power from right across the Emerald Isle to Newark for a fantastic Sunday XXXX
Brilliant video, really helpful and your replies to comments too. Thank you! Just got a couple of cuttings and very excited to see how these grow. Was planning to grow them as trailing cacti, flowers will be a bonus one day!
So wonderful you have cuttings of these beauties and good luck with them :-D Thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching
Hello Lyn and Hans good to see you both. Just got this plant. Hello to both of you from Tasmania Australia. Go cactus power!!!
Thats wonderful news you have this wonderful Cactus too, its a beauty, thanks so much Abbey for your wonderful comment and for watching and sending you lots of love and happiness and PLANT POWER to Tasmania, Australia for a fantastic Friday XXXX
that looked like big fun :)
and Happy Friday!
haah yes we had so much fun :-))) thanks so much Maria for your wonderful comment and for watching :-) and sending you lots of love and heaps of happiness and plant power from right across the Emerald Isle and have a amazing weekend XXXX
so happy that u have one.they are so beautiful my favourite cactus love love love them and if u get a chance to grow them from seeds all spices of selenicereus grow so fast. I can't make a video because my phone's broken but when my new phone comes then I will share the video with you. lots of love !!!
Thanks a million for your brilliant comment and I am soooo happy we have them :-) WOW growing them from seeds would be a must to do and such fun too WOW :-) and I am so looking forward to seeing your video in the future and I will be keeping my eyes peeled haha :-))) thanks so much for watching :-) and sending you lots of love and heaps of happiness and plant power from right across the Emerald Isle and have a amazing weekend XXXX
Hi guy's, greetings from Jamaica. Hans your soo tall :), lyn looks like a little doll standing beside you ha ha ha :). Great video guy's, I enjoyed it...
haha YES Hans is so tall and I am so tiny next to him haha :-))) thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching :-) and sending you lots of love and heaps of happiness and plant power from right across the Emerald Isle and have a amazing weekend XXXX
Yes I, me Lyn is me little princess Gal...
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Hey Lyn i noticed you are quite creative with names, the Schlumbergera you named it a Schlumbergia or a Schlumbergeria and this vid shows a Selenicereus with no o, lol!
( i feel like i m being a bitch right now, sorry, lol)
As always again an awesome video and thanx for sharing these amazing beauties!
Have an awesome and sunny weekend you both!
LOL! Patrick :-))))) Thanks million for letting me know about the spelling and OMG thanks so much for telling me haha :-)))) I have ahabit of typing up the title fast when its uploading and not checking the spelling after haha so thanks so much and you are definitely NOT being a bitch haha YOU are being a friend by telling me :-)
I think your response is awesome, thanks for your kind reaction
I was afraid I came across as a nag!
Lovely video! May I ask, does the aereal roots serve for the plant to attach to walls when growing? Looking forward to watch its progress! Lots of love Lyn and Hans...have a wonderful evening!
So happy you enjoyed the Selenicereus cuttings video Sylvia :-D yes the aerial roots work as support for the cactus to attach itself to other plants and rocks in its natural habitats, thanks so much for your wonderful comments and support and for watching, and Hans and I are sending you lots of love and happiness and PLANT POWER to Malta for a super afternoon XXXX
Lol one night stand!
haha it really is blink and you miss these amazing blooms haha :-)))) thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching :-) and sending you lots of love and heaps of happiness and plant power from right across the Emerald Isle and have a amazing weekend XXXX
So there was a +20foot selenicereus grandi that was taken down for construction and I went and collected up some cuttings. They are scabbed at both ends and I don’t think they were cut at nodes…will it still grow if potted up using this method? Thank you.
Hi Angela :-D yes the good news is the cuttings will still grow if they were not cut at nodes, if you lay the cuttings down on their sides they will still root from any of the areoles ( where the spines come from ) and new growth will grow from the top of the side of the cuttings, happy propagating and thanks so much for watching and for your wonderful comment, wishing you a fantastic plant powered weekend XXXX
Thank you so much!
I have been looking everywhere for instructions on how to do this. I think I have a dog tail cutting. I couldn't find an instruction video on how to plant it. I guess I will try this method. :)
Thats great news that this video has helped and good luck with your cutting :-D thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching and sending you an abundance of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from Ireland XXXX
I assume these are just their starter pots? I’m getting some cuttings off eBay of this plant and I’m looking to see how to best pot it so it looks nice. Do they trail down or climb up? I saw someone had them growing up a tree! I can’t do that but I want it to look pretty and be happy. What’s a good “final potting” to use more permanent than a nursery pot?
Hi :-D yes these cuttings are growing really well now and they are trailing plants by nature and like to grow supported with a trellis if you have the room to support them growing up a trellis they love this :-D if not then the best thing to do is to keep them as close to a south facing window as possible so they get as much light and sunshine as is available :-D they can trail down too if you have the space to let them grow along the ground as long as they have a sunny position :-D thank you so much for watching and sending you an abundance of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from across the Emerald Isle for a wonderful new week ahead XXXXX
Desert Plants of Avalon thank you :) I might give it a go. I suppose If I have trouble wrangling it, I have a friend with a lovely greenhouse who would help me later on it it gets out of control lol. Thank u for he wisdom and love! ❤️
lynn. how are the cuttings going? I bought a small plant for my mum as i have epiphyllum oxypetalum so i though it would be nice to have the other queen of the night given to my mum. waiting for it to get big enough so I can take a cutting.
Hi there :-D these cuttings are doing AMAZING they have grown so much now and we are hoping for flowers if not this year then next year :-D thats fantastic that you have bought a plant for your Mum :-D the blooms on the Queen of the Night cacti are spectacular :-D thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching and sending you an abundance of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from right across the Emerald Isle for a brilliant Monday XXXX
what soil mixture do you use? I have one Selenicereus grandiflorus which I took a cutting from my mothers plant. I am so excited to grow it.
Thats wonderful its going to be so much fun to grow your cutting and extra special from your Mothers plant :-D I make my own soil mix and here is a link to a video on How I make my own soil here : ua-cam.com/video/8s9Jq7qbfA0/v-deo.html thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching and sending you an abundance of love and PLANT POWER from across the Emerald isle for a sunny Sunday XXXXX
I was wondering at what age do these start (or possibly start) to bloom? I have some (i think) in my home that are about 2 years old...
Also how do i determine if mine are actually this species? they look a lot like them and I bought them with that name, but I am starting to doubt if they are since they are supposedly very rare...
Never found a cutting. Germinated from seeds. Still seedlings though.
Probably biggest cactus flower there is.
By the way, is the fruit of it any good?
OMG I know the flowers are meant to be out of this world with their size and beauty :-) I am not sure about the fruit although I know it is edible to eat and I wonder if it tastes a bit like a dragon fruit haha :-))) thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching :-) and sending you lots of love and heaps of happiness and plant power from right across the Emerald Isle and have a amazing weekend XXXX
The only dragon fruit i tasted was smth creamy smth coconut like, with a kiwi texture.
Was not sweet or sour , so it was not smth that costs a lot of money.
Could be because unripe or unfresh because the green bits on the peel were dry.
Would like it selenicereus were sour though.
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Do you sell any of your cuttings, would like to buy some🌵🤗
Hi there :-D we will be selling cuttings in our online shop from March next year, we are just working on the website and it should be up and running from then on so stay tuned :-D thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching and sending lots of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from Belfast and have a fantastic new week XXXXX
Look forward to your online website🌵
This was my question. I also love strange and unusually plant babies. My mother in law sent me a cutting from her “queen of the night) I cannot wait until it blooms.