Hello 3cl3cl1cI'm glad You like this video and thank You for letting me know that. This method of propagating cereus cactusis has better than other in that respect that less of them rot before sprouting the roots. Once I get cactus with longish white hair, I will thy grafting it on these root stocks and make a video. When I was in my early teens I purchased such grafted cactus but had to move (run away) because of little war ... so now I'm trying to recreate that cactus. Meanwhile I'm 71 years old (almost 72) with head of real (non-cactus) white hair :-) Cheers.

@@GardenSvideos I love your humour! Also in your videos. If you cannot find the white hair cactus please tell me, I have contacts all over the world. I would happily ask for you because I managed to get DHA adenium seeds from one of the sellers you recommended and they are happily growing here in cold Canada!

Hello 3cl3ct1cThank You very much for reply. I'm not sure what specifically you meant when You wrote that You love my humor but there are 2 videos here that I did purely as a joke.one of them is call:Flight of the applebeeand it is on: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nZZ-ncWUs6iXfZ-U.htmlnd another is call: Can you imagine edible Adenium? - Parodyand is on: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rcWhlsWCmLLXioF0.htmls for my search for cactus with thorns modified into long white hair - Yes - I would very much appreciate if You can tell me who is selling seeds of such cactus.As for You living in Canada - wow - hopefully not very cold part of Canada (for Your Adeniums sake).If You would like / wouldn't mind writing me more about Your self I would be glad. Till now all I could imagine was from watching Your channel page (which does not have Your email address) and from that I could not guess that You live in Canada.I once flew over part of Canada (loooooooooooong time ago), flying from Europe to New York city. All I could see from little window of the airplane was trees, trees and more trees.

Hello Elen! This method prevents most of the rot during propagation of Cereus cactus by cutting. As for 'blooming bush' - id doesn't mind to grow and bloom in medium size pot so it'll grow well on your balcony (in summer) and windowsill (in winter). It blooms readily but sets fruit (very pretty bright red miniature and apple shaped) very rarely. Each fruit has 3 seeds that rarely sprout. But it is very easily multiplied by cuttings. So if You know somebody who has it ... and if not than ask about it workers in Botanical garden/s. In english it is call dwarf Acerola, or dwarf Barbados cherry. The scientific (Latin) name is: Malpighia punicifolia Nana.

@@GardenSvideos Oh thank you, I'll try to find this plant. I like that it blooms easily and has many flowers!

Yes I was very glad to learn this method from him. It increases chance of success a lot.

I'm glad You like it tukang kabun! And thank You very much for letting me know that.

Wow - thank You for valuable info! I do have a cactus that has huge white flowers and closes morning and next night reopens but not so perfectly ... but it is not cereus but flattish climbing cactus. It blooms only around christian and usually with only 1 flower.

Garden S I would love to see that featured in a video!

That is a good idea, but it would have to be made in late December (because it only blooms around Christmas) and I would have to have some sort of nite vision camera

Is there any instructions on how & when to water?

You're very welcome Chris Kel.

@@GardenSvideos was very useful for me. Hugs from Sydney

@@chriskel3886 Thank You very much Chris.

Hello Ivy Butterworth. I'm sorry that I'm replying to Your good question just now. If the cutting were to be planted with the cut downwards then there will be (even after drying the wound) bigger chance of cutting rotting.

@@GardenSvideos thank you

@@untamed1958 You're very welcome.