First lopho in habitat! 🎉🎉🎉🍞🍞🍞

Absolutely awesome Hunter. I truly share your joy and deep wonder, and gratitude for all of this in fact as you say, ineffable nature.

Pot Cakes are the best dogs ever. They just want. love and to give love. They are survivors.

Jesùs Cristo this was such a fantastic video brother! It’s always such a damn treat to see these species in the wild! As a fellow biophile, I appreciate the love and respect you show for all these incredible species lol. I’ve definitely smooched a few “inermis” cacti in my lifetime 🤣 Thanks for taking the time out of your busy ass life to bring us along for the ride! Cheers homes!

Really amazing documentary, brutal variety of species and habitats. I am looking forward to seeing the next road trip.

I grew up in San Luis Potosi totally emmersed in this beauty. Even as a kid I was fascinated with these plants and ecosystems. Seeing these here really made me miss home. These were my stomping grounds. The fruit from these plants were an absolute joy. Especially the pitayas, garambullos and alicochis. I was hoping to see you talk on the San Luis Potosi pitayo species a bit but MAN... i LOVED this video! Btw, "Coahuila" sounds more like Qua-Whee-lah when it rolls off the tongue of a native speaker. Definitely looking forward to more Mexico videos! 🥰👍💪

i could spend all day at the L. fricii habitat as well. that's some adorable habitat.

It'd so amazing to me how those cactus can not only live but thrive in those environments. Great video!

Awesome, enjoy watching.

Like a little kid in a lolly shop!!! 👏👏👏The plant knowledge is great and the extreme excitement at all the spotting is so relatable 😊 Thank you for respecting the beauties in their natural environment 🙏

Unbelievably awesome! Gracias!

Yeah! Fantastic 😍

I absolutely love your trips in the native habitats of the cacti. Amazing!!!

Love this! Looks like an awesome trip. Thanks for the video!

thank you thank you and thank you again!! to see these beauties in their natural habitat! ♥️♥️

Love this field trips, it’s so nice seeing the plants in their habitats, thanks for sharing Hunter!!!

Thank you for sharing!!! I enjoy all your videos, keep it up🙌🙌🙌

A treat, indeed! Thanks!

Cactus 🌵 have always fascinated me,so beautiful

Whoaaaaa I am speechless. Thank you for taking us with you. My admiration on different species of cactus has gone crazy. Those Ferocactus are amazing. Wow wow wow

Thank you so much for all the inspiration and knowledge - learning so much!

Incrível como são lindos na natureza!! 💚

Cactus in the wild! Xtreme satisfaction. Thanks for all videos

You are quite the inspiration! Always looking forward to your next video. 😺✌️

All the cactus of origin are so fantastic and interesting Thank you so much^^ wow

Thank you so much Hunter, i enjoyed the whole video it's like i was walking with you guys eyes shining and open through these beautiful habitats

Love this!

So nice to see them in thriving in the wild.

These are such amazing, resilient plants! Great video Hunter. Thank you for sharing your cool adventures with us. 👍

Hola! eu estou encontranda com este maravilhoso lugar! 🌵 Beautiful! Yess!

Awesome!

Thank you 🙏for such a great video, I love all the species you show !

Great video! Thanks for taking us along.

Im new for growing cactus this vdo is very amazing seeing the cactus from the nature

Loved watching this video 👍 awesome trip

Just amazing.. carry on and thanks for amazing show 👍

Encantador el perrito o cachorro espero que sea de ustedes.

Your videos are so amazing, truly love your content.

😮super video 🌵👌👍👍👍

habitat coahuilense .. lord bless this man, haha thanks for the amazing video

I like the video. I cannot visit cacti location in person, but it still nice to see you interact with them. Turbinicarpus taxonomy is quite crazy. At some point Gymnocactus and Turbinicarpus had been merged into a new genus - Rapicactus. Later on Rapicactus had been reversed into Turbinicarpus, while keeping all of its species. Then Turbinicarpus has been split once again, this time into Turbinicarpus, which includes all Turbinicarpus and couple of Gymnocactus and into Rapicactus, which contains those species of Gymnocactus that were not included into Turbinicarpus. Recently there was an attempt to split Turbinicarpus into Turbinicarpus and Kadenicarpus. According to the actual species name, the one on the video is called Rapicactus beguinii, but the most commonly used name is still it's original - Gymnocactus beguinii.

Thank you so much for what you do, your passion, and sharing these beautiful little babes!! So appreciated!! ☀️🌵

WOW VERY FANTASTIC ......WOW....VERY THANKS, WHI THAT'S IMAGINE, SIND EXPENSIVE OF GOLD ! ! ! From Austria, Europe......

great video! near of my town, Monterrey. Glad you were here 👍🏼

Thank you for sharing. This is amazing. Hopefully, someday I'll have a chance to check out the cacti in the wild to get the in-person experience.

Man your videos are great, Hunter. I've been binging them for the past few weeks and you've gotten me heavily into cacti and succulents now (aroids are my jam). Thank you and keep it up, mate! Pete from Australia

You were almost in my neck of the woods, Aguascalientes. Mexico is awesome.

Man that was a amazing trip love to so all those plants in Habitat, that manfreda I think is manfreda Brunnea thanks for posting this video I admire your passion 🤙

Omg!! Thx for my daily cactus dopamine shot 💚💚🤘🤘🔥🔥

Sick video man!!💯

I used to take Peyote with Indians in Oklahoma and Arizona 30 years ago. It's really cool to see in its natural environment. I had fresh tops and grew them to. I also made all the paraphernalia used in the ceremony. Lighter sticks and other things as well. Cary in Tucson.

Great Vids man. Keep it going!

Ayer descubrí tu canal y me he suscrito de inmediato. Me encantó este video reportaje x la naturaleza, nunca he visto un amante de las plantas hacer videos al natural recorriendo los hábitats de las plantas. Muy buen video amigo, me encantó tu sentido del humor besando cacyus ! Jaja👍👍👏👏😉😉

You make my rambling so much more rewarding in more temperate climes in Cumbria.

Fantastic video 😊. That ferocactus near the end was incredible. I really need to get to Mexico 🤔. I'm hooked on your channel now 😉. Keep up the great work

hello! the name is Leuchtenbergia principis. wonderful, species-rich landscape! I envy you for this trip. this is how I imagine paradise. nice video. thanks for that.

Incredible tour of an incredible landscape, diversity of plant species was amazing, had never heard of cryptobiotic soil relationships, had to look it up and that's another fascinating aspect, perhaps going forward you could give the annual rainfalls and temperature ranges of the places you are touring

Lophs are so beautiful. It is amazing how many there are in cultivation now days.

thanks for sharing, greetings from el salvador 💚🌵

I HAVE NEVER SEEN SUCH A VARIETY OF CACTUS IN WILD. ITS DAMN BEAUTIFUL BUDDY.......MEXICAN DESERTS ARE HIDING SUCH A GEM (CACTUS) ...............

Hunter, there is an amazing microcosm just outside of Teotihuacan, within walking distance of the Village of San Sebastian. If you ever end up in the area, Vickis is a phenomenal plant/ecosystem tour guide.

Great phrasing

hahah Goals !

A lot of cactus videos, but not many shown growing in their environment. Thanks so much for sharing these beautiful plants. I just ordered some Ariocarpus seeds. It is weird how my home country Australia is so barren, yet no cactus plants.

Dope

I would KILL for those beautiful peyote cacti. Omg they’re beautiful, and not to mention worth a fortune. I’ll own one. One day. I live in Georgia

Finally! An upload

Awesome exploration😌👏🌵I enjoyed watching so much. I'm going to watch again!

thanks

💝

This was great! Amazing to see cacti in their natural environments, growing old and perfectly in nature. It's a good reminder to look down when you're walking. Did you put down the puppy and walk away, or did you drop it off somewhere?

🎉🎉🎉 long awaited.

Rewatching cause i wanna be out there rn😭😂😂

So when you purchase astrophytum inermis, are those actually just young plants that will eventually grow spines? Like the Nudum ones don’t I imagine but do most of the others?

11:23 that ones getting some nice rabbit pellets, best natural cold fertilizer that can go directly onto plants unlike hot fertilizers like chicken manure

Wow, fantastic trip, thanks for sharing and taking us along! Always fantastic to see our cacti & other plants in their natural habitats! How bad is poaching and illegal collecting of cacti in the area?

There is so much to see if you continue South

Have you kept that cute dog? Also do you water these habitat plants? In case of u find any super stressed!!

Epic show!!!! Keep em coming. But what happened to the puppy?🤔

Thank goodness you are still doing videos.

Wow so many wonderful plants😍

Ciao dall'italia, video fantastico, ma del cagnolino cosa n'è avete fatto?

Nice video brother!!! What did you do with the dog :0 so freackin cute Love the ariocarpus on the end! I hope ill have one in the future ;)

Salud! Glad to find your channel- another naturalist. And sorry, my misanthropic biophiliac side came out in a previous comment (places NOT DEVOID ENOUGH OF HUMANS & their toys/tools). Thanks for working toward the mission, THE MAIN MISSION, mine for sure and many others who. VALUE NATURE DEEPLY. And INSPIRING OTHERS TO VALUE ALL OF NATURE WITH KNOWLEDGE via virtual ecotourism. Value our gift (not our abilitiy or affordances that CAN damage shit) Mother Earth for way more than temporary gain, for shit like its exploitation for money. Hell yeah! ((oh, yes, them too great band🎼🎸🎹🎷🎶)....so HELL YEAH! You speak my fukking language bruhglad u got off your ass and PUBLISHED (posted) your experiences, your (et al, your company/cohort) , your excursions full of passion, knowledge and wisdom of fully interconnected parts. So I mentioned u-toobs crimepaysbutbotanydoesnt, I must assume you know of the channel and host Tony Santore. If not, scope his gig/mission. (yeah, pays some but surely we would still publish all we could even if it didn't pay- FOR GOOEYNESS... and GOODNESS SAKES. Because we understand and love the nature we surround (it used to surround us; wish that were still the case). subscribing,yes but cant do patreon now cuz I got canned from my fukking yob mang!! 😑🤬🤨 ... right when returning from 2wk.s of PTO and THE OUT-OF-TUNE punctual putz crew DID NOT LISTEN, DIDN'T LEARN ANYTHING I SAID (or from the sources cited for consult) ABOUT LIFE CYCLES & BIO of disease vector PESTS: the GNATS'& FLIES' Drosophila, Phorid & Psychotid. And I worked in HOSPITAL food svc🤔😯, yeah, HIGHER STANDARD?!? PffffT!!

Awesome Incredible Wow; what Holy places/spaces! Thanks, Hunter & friends! Watching this is pure nurturing. Oh Sacred Mother blessed be You

2:11 these grow are all over west texas where I live.

thank u so much for the video

Nice!!

Check out Barbara Meyerhof's 'The Peyote Hunt' about the Huichol in their travails across the territory in search of space ... great vid btw ;)

do you revive anything with iv drip of water??? like waling among flipped dying turtles and not helping. nature may not have the capacity to intervene. but we have and also anihalate

Hunter out for Hunting. Looking forward for such Amazing Videos. If I get Cactus as a Gift from you, kindly expect such nice comments 🤪🤣

So how do u eat it ?

Is this public or private land? How did you find it?

Cruisin for a bruisin

so what did u guys do with that puppy? He looked dehydrated and starving....

The lophophora that are very sunken are likely Lophophora Koehresii. They are more sensitive to light than other varieties.

“ Look at this loph it uses this bush for diffused light so it can grow easier” Proceeds to sweep his arm thru the bush break every branch

How old do you reckon are some of those ariocarpus?

Please tell me you kept the dog

So these Lophs are supposed to be rare?