Your music is amazing, I used it in the Toronto Bonsai Show video also. I look forward to every new piece you compose! You must be a very busy person, thank you for taking the time to comment!
@@TheBonsaiZone thank you :) it takes a long time to compose yes, but I am always happy to see how creators make use of my music, and your channel is really amazing!
I'm left speechless after this wonderful display of plants and people. I am seldom speechless. I even tried to write more. I can't say in words how wonderful this visit was. Just. Thanks! And, "I wish I was there".
The soundtrack makes it feel like we are voyaging on an alien planet, and that's basically what most of these succulents look like: plants from another world.
A quantity and variety infinite and surprising in their form and multiple expression, Wonderful I love the plant of any kind and the succulent plant for me an undeniable attraction. Thank you Nigel for this tour of orizon Dominical ...
No wonder that so many people came to visit. Awesome show. I wish I had an elephant tree . The one that had no wires and very nice big roots was stunning. Thanks for inviting us to come with you.
I collect many of those succulent species you saw at the show, but follow your bonsai channel just out of curiosity. It would be amazing if you also got into rare and unusual succulents!!
Nigel, I still "like" all of your video's as I work through them start to finish but have stopped leaving "Thanks" comments so you you don't have spend valuable time acknowledging each one...I know you must be very busy with many other more pertinent comments and questions...But, I will always say thanks when you take time to video exhibitions/shows...It is so kind of you to bring them into the lives of those of us that do not have access to them...Thanks again...
Thanks so much for the great tour, Nigel ... and your camera work was excellent too, slowly zooming in and out on individual plants, showing us the tops of them and the flowers too. GREAT JOB! :-)
C’mon Nigel, give that desert rose another try. I’ve killed quite a few Root chopping the caudex going for that radial root pattern. Would love to see how the master does the surgery. Thanks
I looooooove the caudiciform succulents trained as bonsai, Adeniums are some of my favorite, I have one, though it's not really trained as a bonsai, it flowers beautifully every late spring/early summer and I just love it to bits. It's going to flower super soon in fact, when I checked on it yesterday one of the buds was starting to open!
WOW! You weren't kidding about that line, but at least everyone was being courteous. The elephant trees are GORGEOUS! I admire the persistence of the owner for spending so many years styling that beauty. The Jatrophas are great for butterflies. We grow them in yards here in s. FL. What a nice show. Looked like there was something for everybody. You did a GREAT job of videotaping the show and sharing it . Thanks! Did you bring any plants home?
Looked like a fabulous show for succulent or any plant lover. Was my first time seeing some specimens. I liked the different soil coverings used, especially the tiny pebbles(someone even used charcoal). I'm guessing the lines were'nt as atrocious as they looked, because 75 people admitted at a time. Still drooling over your quick pass though! Visitor or vendor fun. This one goes on my Wish List of Events and Places. Thanks for taking us along Nigel!
Great to see many new people getting into Bonsai! I've seen your videos have had an impact, great job, that atmosphere is upmost amazing! Thanks once again for sharing.
awesome video nigel. there is the Succulent Garden nursery in Castroville that has several greenhouses the size of your new one filled with small clones. Prices are great. Selection is terrific. i loved your video and have many of those shown and some are so other worldly. my oldest is a 35 year old golden barrel cactus.
I planted my own Acacia seeds yesterday i was so inspired by your Acacia trees' progress I am from South Africa and can easily get Acacia seeds 100 yards from my house 😅
Nothing was going on at the time, but the last time I had the chance to visit Toronto, I stayed nearby the Allan Garden. It's a great place to wander about.
Very well made detailed video, Nigel 👍👌. Makes me feel i was there. I specially liked your coverage of the long queue outside, giving a perspective that even many professional journalists often fail to report.
Sim, há alguns vídeos em canais do brasileiros no RUclips, canais Abc do Bonsai, Como fazer Bonsai, Collin Bonsai, Bonsai Sul de Minas, mas se não me engano nenhum deles fez a cobertura definitiva.
Thank you, half the time I was reaching over the table with little idea how accurate the shot was framed. It was hard to see the back screen in the greenhouse. Most of the shots came out really good, I'm liking the camera!
Hey Nigel! don't know if you will see this, but once you get your new greenhouse up I have some Adansonia Digitata (African Baobab) seeds if you are interested in trying something a bit desert-y! I havent seen you work on one of those before, And I think they could be a fun project!
That would be my dream to get some going! I can order some on line from here... www.rarexoticseeds.com/en/catalogsearch/result/?q=baobab They won't be easy to grow in Canada, I'm sure! Thank you for the offer, I'll let you know if I get some seeds going.
Only leave barerooted in winter if you want to transplant the following spring. Here in South Africa where they are indigenous they do amazing in pots!
You did a really super filming job. This is likely one of the best c&s show videos on YT. ~ I am very impressed by the variety, quality and especially the maturity of the specimens displayed. The cultural skill levels evidenced are quite high. ~ I have a feeling that the Bonsai Zone will soon enter a new dimension! ~ As always, thanks for sharing. - John
Here’s a cool fact, all cacti are succulents but not all succulents are cacti. In order for a succulent to be a cacti it has to have areoles, fleshy mounds with with spins, leaves, hairs or flowers etc..
Most plants had a scientific name on them, but they weren't easily visible to the camera. I'd need someone in the club to go over the common names, I'm certainly no expert! Thanks Ed, I'll suggest that to the club.
Beautifull thx for sharing. I only have a question does the community know what the name of the plant at 20:45 is the one behind the one in focus? I hot one of those potatoe plants and want to bonsai it but can’t do any research without the name :/
@@TheBonsaiZone Thank you so much for your quick reply, sadly I was wrong and it is not the plant that I have here at home. Guess I will just continue looking around to find out what it is. Best wishes and big thanks once again
1:38 these trees to that in very dry periods. Last year we had a very hot and dry summer in Germany and all these trees are now bright peeled off. This way they lose less water or something :)
Hey guys what did he say that succlent tree was at 5:10 it says it so fast I couldn't make it out and I really wanna research that tree it's amazing...please anyone knows help ..tysm happy holidays
Thank you for the video. I wonder why nobody had ever made a bonsai out of a plumeria. How is your plumeria bonsai doing? I would love to see how it turns out this year.
Hey Nigel, always nice to watch your videos! What about that Cercis Siliquastrum there at 0:40 . If i may ask for some seeds, i really like that tree and havent found any nearby(South Amerika, Brazil. Thanks
@@Jamuudsen Nice, thanks for correcting me. I really think that this tree can become a nice bonsai, but i couldnt find any trees around here to get some seeds.
Well done on the videoing, looking good! Noticed, the mic crackling a bit again, when talking to the tree ladies, why is it doing that? Great show turn out, lot's of interest in succulents in Toronto! Must be a real challenge growing, keeping succulents alive in Canada, lots of people keen on them though! Pretty good selection of plants, very nice. Did you buy anything, if so, what, if not, why!? Keep up the great content, thanks for sharing, as always. Cheers.
Hello Eric, I just bought a new microphone today. I was hoping it was the cable, but a new one didn't help. I didn't buy anything at the show, i was busy making the video and just never got time to look at the ones for sale. I don't have much room until the new greenhouse is up!
@@TheBonsaiZone Hi Nigel. Glad you got yourself a new mic. What did you get? I was thinking of getting a Rhode, like your old one, but perhaps I should avoid it? When will you be building your green house, the one you dismantled? Will you be erecting the entire thing or only part if it? seem to recall a video you made, about the greenhouse, didn't quite understand what you meant.
I bought a Rode VideoMic Pro plus. It comes with a ten year warranty! I was using it today and I'm really happy with it. It turns on when the camera turns on and turns off with the camera also! It comes with a USB rechargeable battery that lasts 70 hours. The sound is much, better than the previous Rode VideoMic Go. The only drawback is the price, I paid 375 dollars at Henry's. My last mic was 185. I'm trying to get the greenhouse under way this week, I'll be building half an arch, so there will be a wall with the door and the arches will arch from the top of the wall towards the ground. I have been collecting the Yew tree from the back yard and I have to pot it up tomorrow, spring is always too busy!
@@TheBonsaiZone New mic sounds like a good piece of gear! Pricey, but hopefully it's good quality. You and I have expensive hobbies, filming, photography, bonsai, music. These things do tend to get expensive at some point! 100% worth it though. :) Did the old mic work well for a period or was it always a problem, I'm thinking it did see or hear, a lot of action?
Most are for a decorative covering, but many succulent growers that I talked to use a soil similar to bonsai soil, but with a little more organics added.
Lophophora Williamsii is from México it's name Peyote, beautiful cactus spinless and rare is a pity that is used to get high, I saw an article that urge, please use another kind the drugs and no to kill the Peyote. I really want one but is illegal to own one. Well at least here in USA. Thanks for sharing this cactus and succulent show.
Great video, enjoyed watching it, but had to turn the sound off because of that annoying background music - but that meant I also missed out on all the comments. Why, or why put such utterly annoying, electronic, repetitive music behind a video that is supposed to be a relaxing experience?
@@TheBonsaiZone Ive got more complaints about right now. Too much rain and clouds for this time of year. Caused delayed blooming on a mammillaria today.
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Some very unusual and amazing plants and loved the elephant trees.
Hello Iqbal, plenty of different shapes and sizes! I see lots of succulents with good bonsai potential.
Thanks so much my friend for using my music as soundtrack :). I'm truly honoured and grateful.
Your music is amazing, I used it in the Toronto Bonsai Show video also. I look forward to every new piece you compose! You must be a very busy person, thank you for taking the time to comment!
@@TheBonsaiZone thank you :) it takes a long time to compose yes, but I am always happy to see how creators make use of my music, and your channel is really amazing!
Great music congratulations
It's always pleasure to see Nigel's RUclips uploads, Thank you very much Nigel for this tour.
Thank you very much! Your channel is growing really well, keep up the great work!
I'm left speechless after this wonderful display of plants and people. I am seldom speechless. I even tried to write more. I can't say in words how wonderful this visit was. Just. Thanks! And, "I wish I was there".
The soundtrack makes it feel like we are voyaging on an alien planet, and that's basically what most of these succulents look like: plants from another world.
Thanks for your nice comment on my music!! Very glad you like my work :)
@@SavfkMusic My wife - who was not even watching the video - commented how much she liked the music.
@@randypotter2660 thank you so much to you and your lovely wife :). If you have some time, please do check my channel for more music :).
A quantity and variety infinite and surprising in their form and multiple expression, Wonderful I love the plant of any kind and the succulent plant for me an undeniable attraction.
Thank you Nigel for this tour of orizon Dominical ...
Thank you Daniel and welcome to the Foist Zone!
I like to review the older video's and it strikes me how beautiful this giant greenhouse is.
Thanks so much for sharing this 👌👌👌
Excellent choice for the soundtrack as well
Thank you Danny!
Wow ! what a great show , thanks for taking us on this amazing journey with you
Glad you liked it and you didn't have to wait in line!
No wonder that so many people came to visit. Awesome show. I wish I had an elephant tree . The one that had no wires and very nice big roots was stunning.
Thanks for inviting us to come with you.
It was a very popular show, although many just come to buy from the vendors!
Awesome video ! Lots of great plants and great to see so many people out at the show.
I hope everyone got in, it was a very busy day for all! I really enjoyed talking to all the members, it's a really friendly club!
@@TheBonsaiZone Canada is so lovely and friendly. I was there once- Alberta. I hope to attend the show someday.
Great-bonsai show sir "great adventure" especially some cactus...so beautiful' thankz a lot for sharing sir...happy weekend to you : )
Wonderful plants and so many, just amazing! Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed the show as much as I did!
Wonderfull video. Best cactus exhibition compilation
I collect many of those succulent species you saw at the show, but follow your bonsai channel just out of curiosity. It would be amazing if you also got into rare and unusual succulents!!
Great video of the Toronto Cactus and Succulent Show. What an eye opener. Kudos to the Club's hard work and love for their plants.
Thank you David, it was a wonderful show, I can see why there is such a long line up to get in!
@@TheBonsaiZone The long line up impressed me too.
Nigel, I still "like" all of your video's as I work through them start to finish but have stopped leaving "Thanks" comments so you you don't have spend valuable time acknowledging each one...I know you must be very busy with many other more pertinent comments and questions...But, I will always say thanks when you take time to video exhibitions/shows...It is so kind of you to bring them into the lives of those of us that do not have access to them...Thanks again...
Thanks so much for the great tour, Nigel ... and your camera work was excellent too, slowly zooming in and out on individual plants, showing us the tops of them and the flowers too. GREAT JOB! :-)
Good to see so many types of cacti and how they have evolved so differently. Hoping to see more types of crassula
I really enjoyed the variety and all the flowers!
Loved the show, the textures and colors were beautiful!
Like an alien landscape!
Wow it's really beautiful collations
C’mon Nigel, give that desert rose another try. I’ve killed quite a few Root chopping the caudex going for that radial root pattern. Would love to see how the master does the surgery. Thanks
I will be getting another, i think I can keep it alive this time!
I looooooove the caudiciform succulents trained as bonsai, Adeniums are some of my favorite, I have one, though it's not really trained as a bonsai, it flowers beautifully every late spring/early summer and I just love it to bits. It's going to flower super soon in fact, when I checked on it yesterday one of the buds was starting to open!
Awesome, it's so nice when your plants flower, it's like they are thanking you for taking care of them!
The music is right on the spot! Perfect for the video! How nice would have been to be there!
Thanks, Savfk will hopefully read this comment!
Amazing! It gradually becomes more and more psychedelic as the music builds in intensity.
I agree, it's almost like meditation!
WOW! You weren't kidding about that line, but at least everyone was being courteous. The elephant trees are GORGEOUS! I admire the persistence of the owner for spending so many years styling that beauty. The Jatrophas are great for butterflies. We grow them in yards here in s. FL. What a nice show. Looked like there was something for everybody. You did a GREAT job of videotaping the show and sharing it . Thanks! Did you bring any plants home?
Loving the time lapse! Great show as well.
Thank you BGB! Just having fun with the new camera!
Wow! That some really cool looking angry cactai. Lots of very interesting succulents. Got to keep my eye out for a local FL succulent show.
Thanks for recording the show amazingly done. Love from Karachi, Sindh.
Thanks for sharing the show. Really exotic plants.
Glad you liked the show Jonathan, it was worth the trip to Toronto for sure!
Looked like a fabulous show for succulent or any plant lover. Was my first time seeing some specimens. I liked the different soil coverings used, especially the tiny pebbles(someone even used charcoal). I'm guessing the lines were'nt as atrocious as they looked, because 75 people admitted at a time. Still drooling over your quick pass though! Visitor or vendor fun. This one goes on my Wish List of Events and Places. Thanks for taking us along Nigel!
Great to see many new people getting into Bonsai! I've seen your videos have had an impact, great job, that atmosphere is upmost amazing! Thanks once again for sharing.
Thanks for the visual treat. Beautiful plants and display. I wish l could fly and grab a few succulents for my collection
These are the most interesting plants. I would like to see where they grow naturally. Just fields of these crazy things.
I've seen pictures of a desert in bloom, simply an amazing sight!
Thanks for filming the show. I’m a longtime cactus lover. I need to look for a show in my area now!
Glad you enjoyed the show Yoanna!
Your videos always make me happy! Thank you Nigel!!
Thank you Carla, nice to hear!
I love that Elephant Tree!
awesome video nigel. there is the Succulent Garden nursery in Castroville that has several greenhouses the size of your new one filled with small clones. Prices are great. Selection is terrific. i loved your video and have many of those shown and some are so other worldly. my oldest is a 35 year old golden barrel cactus.
Very cool, thanks for the tip!
I planted my own Acacia seeds yesterday i was so inspired by your Acacia trees' progress
I am from South Africa and can easily get Acacia seeds 100 yards from my house 😅
Nothing was going on at the time, but the last time I had the chance to visit Toronto, I stayed nearby the Allan Garden. It's a great place to wander about.
I'll be making a video of my greenhouse tour also! I went downtown and checked out Yonge St. too!
Thank you so much Nigel Sir share this video.
Amazing plants
Glad you enjoyed the tour Vijay!
Very well made detailed video, Nigel 👍👌. Makes me feel i was there. I specially liked your coverage of the long queue outside, giving a perspective that even many professional journalists often fail to report.
Hello Vinny, thank you very much, if only we could get a queue like that for our bonsai show!
Great video and coverage of the show!! Thank you!!!
Show !!! Aqui no Brasil, ocorreu o evento Bonsai Brasil 2019, na cidade de Esmeraldas, Minas Gerais, no museu do bonsai.
Espero que alguém tenha feito um vídeo do show, eu adoraria ver!
Sim, há alguns vídeos em canais do brasileiros no RUclips, canais Abc do Bonsai, Como fazer Bonsai, Collin Bonsai, Bonsai Sul de Minas, mas se não me engano nenhum deles fez a cobertura definitiva.
Excellent footage! That new camera really suits your filming style.
Thank you, half the time I was reaching over the table with little idea how accurate the shot was framed. It was hard to see the back screen in the greenhouse. Most of the shots came out really good, I'm liking the camera!
Hey Nigel! don't know if you will see this, but once you get your new greenhouse up I have some Adansonia Digitata (African Baobab) seeds if you are interested in trying something a bit desert-y! I havent seen you work on one of those before, And I think they could be a fun project!
They make amazing bonsai
That would be my dream to get some going! I can order some on line from here...
www.rarexoticseeds.com/en/catalogsearch/result/?q=baobab
They won't be easy to grow in Canada, I'm sure! Thank you for the offer, I'll let you know if I get some seeds going.
@@TheBonsaiZone No doubt its tricky! I have a few growing healthily here in Eastern Ontario so its definitely possible!
Thank you, that gives me a bit of confidence, do you hang yours upside down bare rooted in winter?
Only leave barerooted in winter if you want to transplant the following spring. Here in South Africa where they are indigenous they do amazing in pots!
Awesome filming job! The music was awesome too. :) I love seeing the shows but most people zip through & don't show things long enough...
Thank you so much, I really enjoyed the show!!!
You did a really super filming job. This is likely one of the best c&s show videos on YT. ~ I am very impressed by the variety, quality and especially the maturity of the specimens displayed. The cultural skill levels evidenced are quite high. ~ I have a feeling that the Bonsai Zone will soon enter a new dimension! ~ As always, thanks for sharing. - John
Thank you John, very nice to hear!
Long beautyful Video thank you
Glad you liked it, it was my first cactus and succulent show!
Loved seeing this show. Many succulents make nice bonsai projects. Please show more.
I'll have a succulent bonsai section in my new greenhouse, I can't wait!
I love odd and unusual things, there was definitely no shortage of that there!! I need to ask for a raise at work! Hahah!
Thanks Marysol, some really strange and wonderful plants!
The glass greenhouse and dome about 1 minute into the video reminds me of the NY Botanical Gardens in the Bronx NYC
I think they were probably all made around the same time, they are very close in appearance, if not identical!
Simplesmente espetacular Nigel 👏🏻👏🏻
I love the cactus blooms 😍love your videos!
Lots of flowers at the show! Thanks Gabe!
Wow! I showed my wife the video and she’s so excited to see it. We also attend cactus and succulent shows in our area. Great video Nigel! Cheers!
Thank you Mel, I see your succulents on your bench in your intro!
Yeah, I have a video of my wife’s cactus and succulents too. She drooled when she saw your video, haha! Lol! 😊
I love cactus....
Thanks for the road trip!
Glad you came along Quinn!
Strange little plants, some of them look like they belong on this planet. What did you buy?
I actually didn't buy any plants! I'm going to wait until I get set up at home better with the new greenhouse before I tackle any more projects!
Update on the Acacia forest please 🙋🏼♂️🦒🦓🔥⛰
Thank you Nigel. Saw a lovely desert rose there. How is your desert rose doing in the mars soil project?
Mars soil is not kind to plants! I'll be making an update to the project soon!
Here’s a cool fact, all cacti are succulents but not all succulents are cacti.
In order for a succulent to be a cacti it has to have areoles, fleshy mounds with with spins, leaves, hairs or flowers etc..
Thanks, a very good fact!
Awesome stuff well done and thank you
Thank you Fred, glad you enjoyed the video!
Well, Nigel, it would be nice if you could tell us more of the common names and scientific names and prices of some of these rare plants
Most plants had a scientific name on them, but they weren't easily visible to the camera. I'd need someone in the club to go over the common names, I'm certainly no expert! Thanks Ed, I'll suggest that to the club.
Muhteşem bir görsel şölen teşekkürler.👏👏🇹🇷🇹🇷
Caudiciform plants lend themselves well to Bonsai I think and used to keep many. Thanks for sharing :-)
Thank you Elisabeth!
Awesome video! Thank you!
Thank you, I really enjoyed the show, something new for me!
Beautifull thx for sharing. I only have a question does the community know what the name of the plant at 20:45 is the one behind the one in focus?
I hot one of those potatoe plants and want to bonsai it but can’t do any research without the name :/
I can see the tag in the next shot, it says... Fockea tugelensis. Part of the name tag is cut off from view, but I could see most of it!
@@TheBonsaiZone Thank you so much for your quick reply, sadly I was wrong and it is not the plant that I have here at home. Guess I will just continue looking around to find out what it is. Best wishes and big thanks once again
very cool
Thanks Sherman!
1:38 these trees to that in very dry periods. Last year we had a very hot and dry summer in Germany and all these trees are now bright peeled off.
This way they lose less water or something :)
Thanks, interesting information, I'll have to check the Plane trees in our city.
Hey guys what did he say that succlent tree was at 5:10 it says it so fast I couldn't make it out and I really wanna research that tree it's amazing...please anyone knows help ..tysm happy holidays
Really very nice video 👌👌👌...!!!
Glad you liked the side trip to the succulent zone!
@@TheBonsaiZone yes...superb videography & beckground music...!!!
Thank you for the video. I wonder why nobody had ever made a bonsai out of a plumeria. How is your plumeria bonsai doing? I would love to see how it turns out this year.
The Plumeria is waiting to go outside, it was close to freezing last night, but it should warm up this week!
@@TheBonsaiZone had to bring in mine the past couple days as well, spring this year is way too cold and wet.
Hey Nigel, always nice to watch your videos! What about that Cercis Siliquastrum there at 0:40 . If i may ask for some seeds, i really like that tree and havent found any nearby(South Amerika, Brazil. Thanks
It’s probably Cercis canadensis. C. siliquastrum would not be fully hardy in Toronto.
@@Jamuudsen Nice, thanks for correcting me. I really think that this tree can become a nice bonsai, but i couldnt find any trees around here to get some seeds.
Well done on the videoing, looking good! Noticed, the mic crackling a bit again, when talking to the tree ladies, why is it doing that? Great show turn out, lot's of interest in succulents in Toronto! Must be a real challenge growing, keeping succulents alive in Canada, lots of people keen on them though! Pretty good selection of plants, very nice. Did you buy anything, if so, what, if not, why!? Keep up the great content, thanks for sharing, as always. Cheers.
Hello Eric, I just bought a new microphone today. I was hoping it was the cable, but a new one didn't help. I didn't buy anything at the show, i was busy making the video and just never got time to look at the ones for sale. I don't have much room until the new greenhouse is up!
@@TheBonsaiZone Hi Nigel. Glad you got yourself a new mic. What did you get? I was thinking of getting a Rhode, like your old one, but perhaps I should avoid it? When will you be building your green house, the one you dismantled? Will you be erecting the entire thing or only part if it? seem to recall a video you made, about the greenhouse, didn't quite understand what you meant.
I bought a Rode VideoMic Pro plus. It comes with a ten year warranty! I was using it today and I'm really happy with it. It turns on when the camera turns on and turns off with the camera also! It comes with a USB rechargeable battery that lasts 70 hours. The sound is much, better than the previous Rode VideoMic Go. The only drawback is the price, I paid 375 dollars at Henry's. My last mic was 185.
I'm trying to get the greenhouse under way this week, I'll be building half an arch, so there will be a wall with the door and the arches will arch from the top of the wall towards the ground. I have been collecting the Yew tree from the back yard and I have to pot it up tomorrow, spring is always too busy!
@@TheBonsaiZone New mic sounds like a good piece of gear! Pricey, but hopefully it's good quality. You and I have expensive hobbies, filming, photography, bonsai, music. These things do tend to get expensive at some point! 100% worth it though. :) Did the old mic work well for a period or was it always a problem, I'm thinking it did see or hear, a lot of action?
Some of those Cactus and Succulents wouldn't look out of place on a Coral reef🐠🐡
There were some wild shapes and colours at the show!
great stuff!!!
Thanks p h!
I would like to imagine Nigel was imagining how to turn a barrel cactus into a bonsai
What is the plant at 5:30 that he says is from Madagascar, I couldn't make out what he called it?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operculicarya_decaryi
A really nice plant!
great video nigel, I'm wondering is the different stones just the top cover for the cacti or is it what they grow in?
Most are for a decorative covering, but many succulent growers that I talked to use a soil similar to bonsai soil, but with a little more organics added.
@@TheBonsaiZone very interesting thanks
Muito bom ver seus videos
Obrigado, eu também gosto de seus vídeos! Em que país você está?
@@TheBonsaiZone estou no brazil rio grande do sul Porto Alegre
Damn nigel sick cut
It's the windswept look!
Dang they are expensive holy crap lol. We sell the little succulents in my city for maybe half that price. $8?!
To top it off I think that anacardiaceae specimen he didn't want to pronounce (and I'm right with him) is missing some letters.
@20:31 And here is a nice specimen of Curiousia Photographeria Tripodia
Funny!
Nice
Your videos are an inspiration, would love to email you some videos/pics from CA...how?
You can send pics to...
thekwbonsaisociety@gmail.com
Thanks!
Great
Lots of flowers at the show, I didn't expect that!
How much was that beauty at 5:00? Lolophora williamsii
I thought you would have been more for science-names... figured it'd be like a second language to you!
I know most of my Latin tree names, but this is a whole new field!
@@TheBonsaiZone True, I forgot. These are not your typical bonsai plants. Lot of the plants in your video wouldn't take so kindly to those scissors.
Very true! Thanks Mason TV.
Music is a bit loud i feel.
Thanks, it's very dramatic music with lots of changes in intensity!
PARADISE
Thank you Holly!
Lophophora Williamsii is from México it's name Peyote, beautiful cactus spinless and rare
is a pity that is used to get high,
I saw an article that urge, please use another kind the drugs and no to kill the Peyote. I really want
one but is illegal to own one.
Well at least here in USA.
Thanks for sharing this cactus
and succulent show.
I miss "normal" life =(
Me too!
I need such event in my area now. Corona sucks!
the music in the background was annoying and distracting
Great video, enjoyed watching it, but had to turn the sound off because of that annoying background music - but that meant I also missed out on all the comments. Why, or why put such utterly annoying, electronic, repetitive music behind a video that is supposed to be a relaxing experience?
Glad you enjoyed the video Erika!!
14:55 the tree looks like a girl sitting on the edge of a pool in a bathing suit.
I see that!
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Thank you, love the cactus icon!
Mine look better than some of these... and i consider myself a sub standard grower...probably ones for sale though...
We've had a very wet cloudy spring this year, many of the growers commented that it was a bad year for display!
@@TheBonsaiZone Ive got more complaints about right now. Too much rain and clouds for this time of year. Caused delayed blooming on a mammillaria today.
Very poor if someone compare it with other countries around
We try our best here in Canada, it's always a challenge in our climate!