Where to hike to find
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2020
- Ever wanted to find cactus out in the desert? join me as I take you along on a cacti filled hike through the desert mountains on the outskirts on Joshua Tree National Park. Then sit back and enjoy a tour of Morongo Valley (hands down) best cacti and native plant nursery. See ferocactus cylindraceus, Escobaria alversonii and many many more wonderful wonderful plants. relevant links below..
My Instagram: / cactusquest
My Webstore: www.bonfire.com/store/cactusq...
Cactus Mart IG: / cactus_mart
Where I hiked: www.nps.gov/jotr/planyourvisi...
*I hiked away from the trail in order to find most of the species of cacti I found, feel free to DM me on instagram for specifics. Thanks for watching!
Music by @Cactusquest
The Quest continues..... - Розваги
Dude the energy, enthusiasm and passion you have for the hobby is infectious. Congratulations.
thank you
Thank you for emphasizing to respect nature and the right purpose of visiting cactus in their natural habitat.
Those red ferocactus are stunning against the backdrop. I'm going to add that escobaria to my wishlist. Thanks for another awesome video 😁🌵
Love love it
Boom, boom, boom there’re everywhere! Great hike. Fun seeing the abundance of cacti. ~ Regarding ‘nurse rocks’ , (3:35), it’s always good to point out that they collect dew, when there is some, and it drips down and the seedlings may get a little moisture that way. Also of note is that the cactus spines are designed to shade the plant from the harsh, dehydrating sun. ~ (8:00) - A basic knowledge of the geology and mineral composition of the area one is botanizing is an indispensable aid in determining what species are likely to be growing there and where exactly. I’ve only begun to dive into geology but it’s already explained so much that up to recently was fairly mysterious. ~ I’m glad I found your channel and am looking forward to the undoubtably good times ahead in your quest.
LOVE OF PLANTS 🌻 thank you! Great comment! Soo true about the dew didn’t think of it. And yes I am learning and reading a bit more about the geology as it’s quite as fascinating as the plants frankly it’s all one big network. Thank you soo much for checking in! Any recommendations for reading on the topic?
@@CactusQuest - A good book to get an overview and introduction to geology and geobotany is ‘Geology and Plant Life : The Effects of Landforms and Rock Types on Plants’ by Arthur R. Kruckeberg. It’s been a while since I read it and I leant it and never got it back. I remember it being a well written and fairly easy for the layman, me, to understand. Maybe after that book you could get one that’s site specific like ‘ A Natural History of the Sonoran Desert’ , published by the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. ~ Sorry I didn’t respond earlier. I had to find the title to the first book.
When I was growing up into my ten years I used to hate growing up and living in the desert in Southern California. After developing a passion and love for cactus , agave and most succulents. I love living so close to to the natural state of tons of cactus and succulents. The best therapy that has helped in to many ways to count.
I love what you do homie. I am starting a bunch of cacti from seed this spring after watching your videos!
Iggy Power that’s rad to hear. What type of cacti you throwing down?
Thanks!
THANK YOU 😊❤️
Sweet video. So neat to see all that in natural setting
Your video is awsome!
too good bro
I love cactuses. Always have. I wish you'd show a larger variety when you're exploring. And show them a bit longer. Like where you are there are many varieties but we only see a few.
What a trip! Cool video
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing
Love it
They are much more beautiful in nature.😍
Wow 🤩
Taken notes dude! I'm in love with American SW cactus and have my list of ones I want to buy. Hoping to vacation in the desert soon. Thanks for posting.
awesoomeee!!! have a blessed New Year.. big Love from Bali
I congratulate you on your episode😌🙏💞It was marvelous to watch and I admire your efforts on conservation🙏
ohh how nice! I wish I have that red fero and the cholla men.
Wowwww
Love it☀️ keep up the good work.
thank u appreciate that!!!
Nice content bro, love your editing!
How I wish to have a red barrel cactus as part of my collection here in Houston. So beautiful
Wow - Thank you so much for this video - added something neat to my life! Really appreciate that.
One thing, though: I would not give the coordinates. It only takes *one* person to do what you said not to do, and use your footage & coordinates to go and dig it up, and the cactus is gone. Too high a risk with so many viewers and public access to your material. Just saying. Protect the plants.
Agreed!
Good job👍 thanks for bringing us to cactus landia its great🌵🌼
nice video 🤩
Carlos Fraile thank you 💥
Nice work! Greenhouse footage was butter!
“Merry Christmas to that guy eh?” - shows a pancaked puddle of Ferocactus skeleton 😂
Que beleza hein
💯🏆
Come to Texas!
Yeah fuck it I like it
Good. I wait for love from you 💝💖
I saw a cactus
Poachers guide to rare cactus in the wild
is it illegal to water the cactus out in the wild
On the spot ka Mel sa review. Phillippine hotels got a o lot to learn from Thai hotel quality and value for money
But, all cactus came from the desert ... originally ... .
2:32 I like that😍💋 💝💖❤️
Can people get some cactus there and bring it home?
No. Illegal.
If you’re going out to poach these and most species of cacti? Before karma gets a go at you these cactus will shred you up first.
I love following you , but ; You are dooming these plants . Just to make your channel grow . I really thought more of you .
agreed
Sadly, I would bet money that clumped red barrel is long gone by now...