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Hello! I am glad you are sharing your hobby. Thank you.

That "pokey dot" plant has a common name in Canada. They call it the chocolate chip cactus/euphorbia due to the spines look like mini chocolate chips

A little late with the comment but I wanted to wish you a (very) belated birthday. I’m sorry that you were struggling with anxiety related to your age. It’s easy to tell you that everyone ages and that you have nothing to worry about but those of us who struggle with anxiety know that it isn’t that easy. I hope that you’ve found peace in the 2+ years since filming this video. I’ve only recently discovered your channel but can tell you that I really do appreciate your content including the reminders that we’re all just human (and cats!). PS I would love to see a video dedicated to your pottery. I discovered Larry Thomsen thanks to you and would really like to see what other cool pots you have. You may already have this video and I just haven’t found it :)

Now I have to visit Tucson.

Thanks this was the perfect holiday treat. ✨

Gorgous plants but prices a little high

Hi Jenny 👋 I watched 👀 to the end I was also reporting my own seedlings 🌱 while I watched your I did it in too lots your seedlings 🌱 looks a lot bigger on the screen 😅😅😅

So many plants! It looks like heaven ☺️ Online shopping is fun, but being surrounded by beautiful genuses and species in person is the best!

I am half way through watching the video and found it interesting and informative about the different types soil it is new years eve in Tasmania 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Great video you just gave me another haworthia and aloe and uforbias place to order from

Done died and gone to heaven. I see boobie cactus at 2:12 but can't locate it on their website. I don't know the scientific name :(

Thank you for showing this place, Jenny! I'm planning on checking out some of the nurseries you've shown in Tuscon soon!

I have seedlings 🌱 that are a year old but your look a lot bigger 😂😂😂😂

Wo what a great collection I am very envy with the this we don't have anything like this in Tasmania 😅😅😅😅😅

Wow Jenny this is awesome! I live up north and my selection of cacti and succulents is pretty slim. To see all of those I am jealous. So many good options and way warmer in Arizona! Great video 😁

Kleinia is a genus segragated from Senecio.At 37:48 the big foliate plants behind some Euphorbias were Synadenium montanum var. rubrum(for the red leaf) Thay are in the same family as Euphorbia but form small trees.Very beautiful but toxic.Dioon is from the cycad family.This is the perfect place for a succulent plant collector to go crazy.I wish you a Happy (soon to be) New Year to you and your loved ones and to Cookie too.

Jenny, I think you've discovered the secret to at least curbing a 🌵 shopping addiction - growing 500+ little 🌵 seedlings ‼️ You're a genius ‼️ 🧠 👏 (pun intended 😅)

Dear Jenny, this video is a best Christmas/New year present to me. Because literally a half of my collection originated from Arid Lands. I have been dreaming for many years about visiting that place. THANK YOU !!!! Happy New Year !

wow! I don't even like euphorbia, but I must say that Edward weirdo you picked up is veryyyyyyyyy cool ‼️ I know exactly what you mean having to work around a little furry barnacle 😼 thanks for the awesome tour, I'm definitely checking out their website 👍 Happy New Year, Cookie and Jenny ‼️

In the winter I put my Desert Roses under LED grow lights they keep their leaves all winter. 34:18

A happy Desert Rose is a thirsty Desert Rose lol 34:23

This reminds me that I'm overdue for a Tucson nursery trip. I'll have to head out next weekend if it's not too cold. Cheers and as always awesome video! Keep up the great work.

And this is the video that will get the channel to 7k, we do love a nursery tour

That’s some lovely pottery and a generous artist! Definitely going to keep my eye on his storefront. I found Larry Thomsen thanks to your videos and now I have another artist to follow. Happy holidays!

Found this video, wonder how conos doing in your area and conditions?

❤🙏❤🙏 Hope you and Cookie doing better. Be sure to know what size structures the city and HOA allows.

You made it! 😊 Thank you for sharing Jenny!

“Hey where’s my Radium??” Cat:

6:35 and 6:41 yay ‼️ ‼️ ‼️

I try to look it trough, but i do not find any "rust" looking spots? My seedlings have small rust spots, others some whiteish growth on them. Do yours also have small fungal infections? Most of mine have some kinda fungal issue 😖😖 If you did show some fungal issues on your plants, can i plz get a time where it is ^^? Best regards 😘😘

Happy holidays to you and Cookie 🎄

Absolutely amazing show, thank you for taking us with you! And congratulations on your ribbons! (even though it was a year ago...)

I made it to 3:49 😊

Learn so much from seeing you and your insights. Thank you. With cacti and succulents, a jade plant gift pre pandemic.

I just got to the Thrasher part of the video. I’m a little south of you, but I have a pair of Thrasher’s that visit my yard every day. (I grow a bunch of native plants, in addition to cacti, so I always have critters in my yard.) Anyway, I found that once I started putting dried mealworms out, they stopped messing with my plants. 😂

I've been watching in 30 minute or 1 hour sections. Keep going...I admire your dedication!!!

I'm here not only because I love Ariocarpus but because I think you started a chain of events that led to me winning 3 Arios. I saw you starting to shop on palmstreet in your videos and then I saw Dave from DLLM Cactus getting into palmstreet (pretty sure he learned about it from you) and he showed me a seller that unlocked the addiction for me. Last night I'm watching an event on PS and won an Ariocarpus agavoides, Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus, and a 4" retusus cauliflower!!!!! My 2 most prized plants are a fissuratus my mom gave me about 15 years ago and a retusus my wife bought me and adding these to the collection is just craziness for me. Anyway somehow I feel like it wouldn't have happened without you and also I'm just here to gaze at your glorious Arios in anticipation. I've been amassing quite an astrophytum collection in the matter of a month 😅Maybe someday I'll find a way to afford to go as hard as you on Arios 😁

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love astrophytum, i heard that they need higher temperature to grow

Always the cats. I think it's the Godzilla traits in the serpent dna

I'm sooooooooo excited to watch this entire video right now ‼️ Thank you for all your joyful work, happy holidays Jenny and Cookie ‼️ ‼️ ‼️

This scavenger hunt IS CLOSED! I cannot believe it - all three prizes have been claimed within the FIRST DAY OF THIS VIDEO RELEASE!!! Holy smokes! Thank you to everyone who put in the time to watch this video and search for the answers to all the scavenger hunt questions. I have closed the entry form for now. If you'd like me to leave the form open just for fun to see if you can find all the answers, let me know by commenting here.

Just finished watching the whole video (on 1.75x speed). While I'm sure the editing took a long time, I found the video cathartic to have on in the background. The added Q&As were great and the scavenger hunt was a fantastic idea that made it more immersive. Hope you make more of these types of videos! Also, watching someone repot plants for 7 hours definitely makes me want to grow from seed myself 😬

I haven’t started watching yet, but I already know it’s going to be my new favorite video. 🙌

You could have saved a lot of time potting them in flats.

This should satisfy my addiction for at least another day or two. Great job Jenny.

I hope you still have enough pots left for a pottery tour. Also, I'm waiting for a baby astrophytum give away :D

Yessss! I never thought I would be super excited and happy for a 7 hour long video. And it's astrophytum so that's a bonus! Thank you for taking your time to upload the video!

Lack of variegated succulent cactus is sad. They really are very beautiful and easy to grow. They break the monotony of having green allover.

You're gonna break the internet..😂😂😂