Cactus Gardens Summer Update | Desert Garden | Desert Landscape
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Summer of 2021 is all about hot, hot, hot! 🥵 The cactus gardens are faring well, considering the multiple excessive heat warnings that we experienced here in Las Vegas, Nevada. Here is an update on how the cacti and agave are surviving the dry heat.
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Well done Ana, nice video. Every time I see your desert gardens, they are more beautiful and complete.
I live in the city, I have no garden, I have to make do with balconies, external sills and stair landings (on winter). It's an infinite job to always find the right light and the right sun / shade (but it is a great satisfaction) 😀 🌵🌴🌿
Everyone is beautiful and eye catching 👌👌👍
Keep it up n stay connected with new joined friend 🍀☘🤝👍😊🙏☘🌿🍂
Love the turtle.
Telavera. Fantastic pottery!
your garden is so beautiful
You have a nice collection of cuctus 🌵 thanks for sharing your garden
Thank you
That peanut cactus is going strong 💪
Going strong and growing fat. 😄
Must be kinda trippy to have that stuff growing outside year round.
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing cactus garden plants have a blessed day my friend
Good video Ana 😎 Check the subtitles at 11.58 though, tee hee 😮😁
Haha. Always happens.
@@CactusCaffeine Naughty RUclips 😁 I noticed they put Mammal area and Astro fighters too 😮😄
They look good Anna 😊🌵🌵🌵
What a WONDERFUL update on your Cactus Gardens Ana
I experience the same problem in RUclips. I thought some channels deleted my comment. Only to find out that they never showed up in the first place. Thank you for your support always Lyn and Hans. Double cheers!! ☕️☕️🌵
Beautifull 😮
Very beautiful arrangement of cactus and stones.
Thank you
That purple prickly pear by the welcome gnome will look amaze balls in full sun.
I hope it grows another pad before it gets cold🤞
Nice update, Ana. The desert garden is looking great and the plants are looking good. I’d leave the Agave pup for now until it grows a bit larger. Thank you for sharing with us as always. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜☕️
Yup, I would leave the pup to grow first. If in the future you decide to remove it, at least it has a better chance of surviving wherever you decide to replant it. Garden is looking good considering the extreme heat. 👍🏼🌸🌺🌼🌵💚
The gardens look great dispite the heat!! We have been up to 104 on our deck. We are doing a bit of watering in the evening for roses, peonies and such. The ventilation fan is working overtime in the greenhouse!!! Thanks for giving us a tour of your great desert gardens!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks , out to Las Vegas,, have a great day !!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
104 and humid is hot! 🥵 I’m sure your plants love it but you stay cool in the house. 🙂
Everything looks absolutely gorgeous!🥰🥰 Thank you for sharing!🌵🌸🌸
Everything looks so beautiful Ana I love you backyard garden all my plants are on shelving units in my house because of the heat and humidity and rain in Thompson Ohio
Not to mention wicked winters!
Looking great!
Thanks! How’s your garden? Hope all are growing well.
@@CactusCaffeine it’s doing great! I need to put together a compilation video of hew everything did this summer!
I will wait for it. 😃
Looks great Ana😀 everything looks healthy and happy .Seeing your garden update is motivating me to finish my mine😅
Oh, go for it and show it in your channel. 😃
Everything looks great, the cactus next to your latispinus is an Opuntia monacantha, great video as always
Ah, is that what it is? Thank you’
@@CactusCaffeine your most welcome
I live in the Chihuahuan Desert of Southern New Mexico. I only have native cactus outside. I have the exotic cactus in pots under my large porch. I find it easier to go with natives. To my eye you might have things a bit too closely planted. For instance opuntia here can grow to be 8 feet wide. Love your videos 😍
Oh, it’s so nice to meet another desert dweller here. 😃 Yes, eventually I know I have to make some pruning. The Ficus Indica, I prune the pads every year. 🙂 The rest, hopefully it will take some years before I have to start worrying about them. 😉
Beautiful cacti garden.
The garden becomes more beautiful and impressive with each showing. I always feel inspired to brave the heat and take better care of my cacti after watching one of your garden tours! Of course I always add a lot of names to my want list too! 🤣 Thanks for another well-made, informative, and enjoyable video.
Haha. The benefit of a garden is once they are set-up, no need to be moving them every change of season. Good luck with your plants! 🙂
Wonderful garden organising 😁 looks really good!
I can’t believe they survive with the heat you get! They are looking great! Congrats for all your work it pays and it shows
Beautiful garden
Really great that you can grow your cacti and succulents outside. I live in the Bronx, NY so I’m limited with choices for outdoor cacti gardening. Very nice!
I love the opuntia ritas. Both the big and small variety do well in my Colorado zone 5 garden. They love being under 2ft of snow. Beautiful flowers in the spring time
“”Sana All” garden! Grabe idol tlga sis garden mo super ganda.💚🌵
Haha. Thank you, Kath. Yung loob ng greenhouse mo naman is parang garden na. Garden full of flowers pa! 😊
That runner looks like its from the covered agave not the other one. I'd leave it anyway, part of the natural evolution of your garden
I think the Ferdinand agave does not form runners. Just suckers or pups that form at its base attached to the mother plant. But I could be wrong. It will be interesting to see what it truly is as it grows. 😄
The cactus at 11:00 we have huge of that in the side area of our house, we inherit it from the previous owner , yeah you can cook it but haven't tried it yet LOL have a lot of fruits too don't know when it is ready to be pick.
The pads are delicious just grilled with salt pepper and olive oil. Make sure you harvest the new growth pads and not the old ones. I eat them with steak. 😋
@@CactusCaffeine Aw talaga kala ko nilalagay lang sila sa salsa ba yun. hehe pwede pala I grilled
Enjoyed the update on your garden!👍😀🌵🏜☀️
Hell of a year, my trichocereus really got thin. 120° is insane.
Sorry echinopsis pachinoi/peruvianis/bridgesii.
Ugh! Tell me about it. 😖 My columnars grew “etiolated”. Too much heat + fertilizer is a bad combo. It will be my next video. Would love to hear your thoughts in that video as we have the same summer heat.
Let the agave grow before removing it 🙂 it looks cool.
I think this is what I will do. Thanks!
Keep up your videos
Im glad to see all your plants are alright after the really hot summer you just had! I now have a greenhouse with comparable heat (not humidity) to your summers now aha and its REALLY hot in there in the daytime
Oh, congratulations on your greenhouse! It opens a lot of possibilities. 😃
I like your collection! I have a austrocylindropuntia that's about 9 feet tall. A total beast with wicked spines that look like rusty hypodermic needles.
So nice 🥰
Thank you
Good morning Anna p
LOVE IT!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I am not surprised that your artichoke cactus produced a runner so far way. I have a blue coloured Agave that did the same, twice. I moved the puppies to more suitable places. Mine is different to yours though, the leaves are not serrated. I still could not identify it. Mine came from Texas, a subscriber brought it to me as a baby 3 years ago. It is growing large, If it grows very huge I am doomed 😄
I think I know what you have but I don’t know the name, too. There is a lot of those here in Nevada. And yes, they grow big if that’s what you have. 😁 The intro of my video with Rob Roy, I was standing in front of a huge one. 😉
@@CactusCaffeine Yikes 😳!!! What I should do is dig it out and plant it back with no roots to delay growth but I will wait for spring 😄
Or keep it in a pot if you still can fit it in one. It will keep the pups close as well. ☺️
@@CactusCaffeine yeah, good idea!!!🙏
Beautiful garden😌🤲💖So the Ferocactus glaucescens has been in your garden 2 years? How cold does winter get there in Nevada? Here we have dry, sunny winters with a low of 17.6°F. I have a Ferocactus glaucescens I bought a few months ago. I think it's quite cold hardy? Is that true? Thanks for your garden tour😌🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
It gets down to about 27F here. We get occasional light snow but I cover it when snow is in the forecast. I’m not sure though how cold it can get down to without damage to this cactus. I’m thinking as long as you keep it dry over the winter, it should be fine.
Hey C.C ( cactus caffeine) ...yeah so to answer your question about the agave growing runners.....I would definitely leave it unless it got into your road! ..... it's a beautiful plant....you see I learned something cool about them today!!!......
Yeah so my story is I used to hate cactus 😠....I live in Phoenix AZ zone 9 B....but if you think about it it makes sense that I wouldn't like it when in town all you ever see is some half dead cactus with a huge amount of Bermuda grass growing all wild around it!! Yeah after awhile you start to dislike "desert set ups" but your set up is really cute and simplistic!!!
However....and here's my question.... isn't the gravel a bit much? Especially with the heat we get in the SouthWest .....but then again that is natural.....mi thought about using wood chips but then wood chips with cactus?
......I don't know about that one....but I need some kind of ground cover but don't want to put gravel or mini boulders .....can anybody help an ole'boy out??
Please and thank you.....PS C.C. ...how do you trip your cactus??
Maybe make a video??
Please and thank you 💝🌟🎉👏🌵🧁💯🍕🐓🇺🇲🐧
I found that the gravel actually trapped to much moisture in my soil. And yes, it could have been heating up as well. So I try not to put gravel near the cactus. Instead, I try to use lava rocks to cover the base close to the cactus. I learned that lava rocks allows air to still circulate on top of the soil. I have not tried wood chips on cactus. It may work in our climate. I use them on my roses but I don’t like that they attract so much bugs under the wood chips.
Were you asking about trimming my cactus? One of my VLOG videos was trimming my Opuntias. So far, that is my only cactus that requires regular trimming. 🙂
@@CactusCaffeine ohhhh.... thanks Ana.....yeah I didn't even think about the bugs that love them! ( Wood chips) ..... especially the rollie polies ....yikes those things are everywhere out here!!!
You know I really have been struggling. I want a cactus set up like yours.... I know I know...it takes a lot of hard work and patience.....to me Ana the patience part is the hardest work! ..... especially sence we live in a microwave generation where all you have to do is push a button 😆😆
Anyways thanks for hearing me out and answering my inquiries 🌟🧁🍕🐓🇺🇲💯🌵👏🐧
I notice your third garden is missing the water garden your Husband put in, what happen to it. enjoyed the Video. take care
Oh, I mentioned it in one of my VLOGs. We got a bigger pond and moved the fishes in that bigger pond. 🙂
Nice gardens! Did you build the cactus mounds surrounded in pavestone? If so, how deep and what combo of landscape materials /soil? The soil in my backyard here in Las Vegas is poor.
Yes, I built them DIY. Here are the videos when I made the gardens. ruclips.net/p/PLYA8NtwqM1pRErLJ3oBktQsM08eeG0keo
I envisioned bags & bags of MG cactus soil! LoL
Looking good I think I have some of the plants but I don't no there names . you should keep one baby runner and trade or give the others away.
Good idea as well. 👍🏼
Cactus Joe's in Blue Diamond is the best place for cacti.
Yes! I have not been there since COVID but I plan to go there once the weather cools down.
Field trip!
Well.. I have a barrel cactus in a 5in ceramic pot. Its cute and has a few pups. I'm just going to see how long I can grow it. I'm in Michigan soon the heat isn't as intense like Nevada but I kinda want a variety... any tips on how to keep them growing healthy indoors?
Indoors, they have to be in a sunny window. If you are serious and have several pots, you may want to look into grow lights. Good luck!
From Wisconsin: plant light! Keep it away from cold window or draft.
I suggest you let that Agave grove naturally. It will provide character to your garden.
The Ferdinand will grow large, so what I would do is let the Artichoke pup grow for a few years then transplant elsewhere so it doesn’t crowd the Ferdinand. I love my Artichoke pups.
Oh yeah, didn’t think about the Ferdinand growing big eventually. Thank you!
I like your garden. I wish my cactus will grow healthy like your. I already lost 1 rebutia😂
@@ieliutjia3137 I’ve had my share of plants going to plant heaven as well. 😔 Summer is the toughest season for me.
Hi do you have your cactus and agave in the ground on irrigation and if not how much do you water during summer and then in winter ?
No irrigation. About twice a week in summer. We have a very hot and dry summer though. I don’t water them in winter since we usually get winter rains. 🙂
Let it gròw
agave pelona is your plant at 10:53, not blue glow
It does look similar to a pelona as it is sun-stressed. Although I bought it labeled as blue glow agave. Whatever it is, it is one tough agave for the extreme heat that it is getting. 😉
I really want to know the plant at 11:50 too as I have one.
Looks like an Opuntia monacantha, I have the varigated variety 🙂
@@ZiggySearchfieldCactus cheers 🥂
11:52 Opuntia monacantha
Thanks! I’ve had some viewers suggest the same name, too. So that could be it. 😃
Let it rip
They look good Anna 😊🌵🌵🌵