Wow! Such videos are so educational. Love them! Fascinating how these marvelous plants have adapted themselves to tough elements of nature. Your channel is so underrated - it will suddenly boom someday!!

Awesome!

Nice.. what do you recommend for haworthia? 1/3 organic 2/3 mineral or less of organic and more mineral? What's your recommendation?

True Grit!

Where do you get your 2" green tall pots? Enjoyed this vid. Replanted some small lithops onto sandy soil and taller pots I had. Also like the Ario video too. Keep it up. 😎🌵

Thank You 🙏🏽

We’re did you buy your airocarpus from if you don’t mind me asking I live in South Carolina and can not find them here great video

Nice video thanks! But how in the world were those cacti shipped (as shown) without scattering gravel and soil all over?

In my oppinion Why they’re rot is caused by the water are so alkaline, naturally cacti like acid water. U need to test ur water pH if its more than 7.5 and use for watering offcoursly they will die slowly

Beautiful collection! What’s your soil recipe? Looks very inorganic.

Hi there😌🙌Amazing collection🙏💞

I really like the top dressing you use around your plants. What type of rock is it?

Thanks for this program, I always enjoy your videos. 👍 May I ask do you condition your water in any way before watering (do yo acidify it), or do you use rainwater?

I'm new to growing cacti and this is a great and informative channel. Many thanks.

I guess one doesn,t feel so bad when burying old cig butts in pot plants {joking but may not be to some degree}

Nice video. Thank you for sharing.

I am looking for one that all I know is called Fire Wheel. Grows in bunch upwards but not very tall.

Interesting comments re the soil. Thanks

S means South side

Very enjoyable and informative video. Buying new plants is always a pleasure. 👍

Beautiful plants, maybe a video on sowing those seeds in the future?

Cool collection.❤them all!!

Excellent video, as usual.😀👍 Cactus on 9:06 really caught my eye (behind the Stenocactus (multicostatus?), diagonally from M. herrerae). Is this form of Turbinicarpus schmiedickeanus ssp. klinkerianus? Variability of this (sub)species never ceases to amaze me. Best regards, Nino P.S. Nice and healthy Pogona vitticeps.I used to keep and breed them some 20-25 years ago.

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Hi!!!! I just bought some Lenta seeds from y'all & I am Sooooo happy & can't wait to receive them! Am I allowed to say that??? Anyways, I was going to try y'all's method this time! I have a question pls,,, you said u use JUST pumice & sand for ur mix?? That looked like very fine sand. Won't it just fall through the pumice to the bottom??? Also, did I hear right, did u say you just were using Beach sand??? All I can really find is All-purpose sand or course silica sand??!! But I Also found a small grained akadama! I wonder how that would work?? Isn't that how the folks on the other side of the world use?? These are my questions!!! I would sooooo appreciate if u would get back to me, hopefully soon so I can do this with the Lentas!!! I sure do love y'all's videos!!! I especially love the Father-Son team!! Y'all make a great team!!! Thank you so much. Sincerely, Anita 🌵

Remember Final Fantasy 8, and the main weakness against the GF boss, Cactuar, was water based attacks? I didnt understand at the time, but as i got into cacti collecting, ive learned FULL WELL the dangers of water to drout resistant plants. Luckily we're still in the very early weeks of May, and the last time i watered my cacti was 2½ weeks ago... but they got caught in a bit of a downpour yesterday. My phone lied to me and said no rain until 8pm, so i worked until 7pm, but then my wife told me it was raining pretty good at the house around 5pm. So unfortunately they all got a bit wet, but on the plus side theyre all awake from their dormancy and growing, so they should be fine, _especially if i get some hot and sunny days soon._ Today is sunny and warm, but my phone still has rain until Sunday. Hopefully its wrong and i get more sunny days. Im gonna be getting a small greenhouse soon, and i cant wait!!! Happy growing, and keep 'em dry until youre ready!!!

Awesome video.

Very nice. The mams and the Echinomastus are looking great.

Thank you for yet another excellent video! It's fascinating to see how wild Escobarias seem to prefer pure limestone rock as a growing medium. Also, I was surprised to see how well M. lasiacantha grows in almost complete shade - it's generally considered to be a sun-loving species. Best regards, Nino

4:11 got a couple, one big, one small. Underrated cactus

Stunning Echinomastus and Glandulicactus!

2:45 dead yucca

What plants do most of the sellers have? What’s common?

Thanks

Sehr schön Kakteen im Habitat zu sehen. Ich liebe alle, besonders Echinocereen.🌵🤗

nice field trip! love the Mammillaria at the end!

Excellent video, a real treat for my eyes! I've seen the preview pictures on the Forum and been waiting for this. 😀👍 Thank you and best regards, Nino P.S. Is that hedgehog on 15:40 Echinocereus enneacanthus or E. stramineus?

can mammillarias be self pollinated?

That "Turb grami" seed is probably T. graminispinus.

Who is that in the beginning of the video, and is he single? 😅

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I need to build those ASAP!

First time coming across your channel, I enjoy your cactus and succulent content 👍🏼 I’m a huge fan of Haworthia, love how you potted up the haworthia, hope to see your whole collection in the future. Happy growing!

Why not use a systemic like imidacloprid?

beautiful collection, definitely

1994 ? i wasnt even born yet

Very nice and cozy space you got there for your cactus, so good looking.

Lovely to see flowers in the winter 🙂🙂🌵🌵

You and I have similar taste in cacti. Very enjoyable video 👍