Love it...going this weekend to open house days a plant delights nursery ..they're have a Agave festival... I hope someday you could visit the Juniper level botanical garden ..and interview Tony
08:10 I think there is a mistake, his Coryphantha macromeris is a kind of Echinocereus. Coryphantha are from the Mammilaria group and have tubercles, their plant have ribs and agreen pistil characteristic of Echinocereus.
Great information very informative. We have a palm tree forgot the name but starts with Py lol. I take care of that tree for 2 years now. In the beginning when I placed in the ground it grew rapidly but it stuns on and off. I thought because I was watering too much then I was told because of the heat. So I pruned all the dead leaves it started to grow again, now it hasn't grown in the last 5 months. I replaced the soil soften the soil and water once a week. Does nothing the leaves are starting to turn yellow and the trunks. I'm not sure if it's the heat, it's 115 degrees daily will only get worst. Don't know what to do. I don't want my tree to die 🙁
Hey Summer, how's it going?. Been collecting and building my compendium. Got one for you " Starry Saxifrage" Saxifraga Stellaris. Didn't find one but tried.
Hey Summer, very nice video. Been enjoying your content for years since I started studying horticulture. But I have to say that some of the names are quite off in this video. The "Mammillaria geminispina" is definetly not a M. geminispina. Also the "Coryphantha macromeris is definetly an Echinocereus (look at the green pistils and its whole habit). Still love seeing this collection, nice video!
I love that you are doing succulent and cacti tours!!!!
This cacti guy shares a voice with Woody Harrelson.
good ear, cheers!
So digging these C & S tours! Thanks Summer! 👍
Great video, loving the amount of cactus content!
Brings back memories. Lived there for the decade of the '90s.
Great way to start off my morning 😊 fun vid!
A very informative tour!
Wow beautiful
Best intro thus far 😂
Loved this so much ❤ incredible video and always 😊 & great information 💯💯
WOW!!! Truly beautiful and really interesting video! I hope to visit one day too! Season's Greetings from Germany.
I think he was drinking some Tequila before they did the video. 😂😂
Con gusto. Really wıth pleasure.
😯😮love....
I like your succulent tours very much, thank you!!!!
Watch his hands when he says he loves mammillaria!😂
Great informative tour, thank you Summer! ❤
I love this guy!
Absolutely beautiful
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Love it...going this weekend to open house days a plant delights nursery ..they're have a Agave festival...
I hope someday you could visit the Juniper level botanical garden ..and interview Tony
Great content. Thank you
08:10 I think there is a mistake, his Coryphantha macromeris is a kind of Echinocereus. Coryphantha are from the Mammilaria group and have tubercles, their plant have ribs and agreen pistil characteristic of Echinocereus.
Enjoyed the video
Another “Bad” Creation, SRO (pardon a 90s musical group reference)😂.
Thanks for sharing.
Peace.
EEEEE LOVE YOUR VIDS SUMMERR
I just went there and it was just supreme there…and I’m not even a big cactus fan!
Nice video
I think the “Coryphantha Macromeris” , is actually Echinocereus Alichoe Cardoncillo (lady fingers)
Great information very informative. We have a palm tree forgot the name but starts with Py lol. I take care of that tree for 2 years now. In the beginning when I placed in the ground it grew rapidly but it stuns on and off. I thought because I was watering too much then I was told because of the heat. So I pruned all the dead leaves it started to grow again, now it hasn't grown in the last 5 months. I replaced the soil soften the soil and water once a week. Does nothing the leaves are starting to turn yellow and the trunks. I'm not sure if it's the heat, it's 115 degrees daily will only get worst. Don't know what to do. I don't want my tree to die 🙁
Please visit plants for the southwest in Tuscan
One cactUS, two cactI. It’s that simple. Nice tour!
Hey Summer, how's it going?. Been collecting and building my compendium. Got one for you " Starry Saxifrage" Saxifraga Stellaris. Didn't find one but tried.
Hey Summer, very nice video. Been enjoying your content for years since I started studying horticulture. But I have to say that some of the names are quite off in this video. The "Mammillaria geminispina" is definetly not a M. geminispina. Also the "Coryphantha macromeris is definetly an Echinocereus (look at the green pistils and its whole habit). Still love seeing this collection, nice video!
Do you live in Arizona now?
Who is pooping 😅 💩in the clouds☁️, we need them to be clean those clouds bring rain!!! 🌧️😩💩‼️
8:14 echinocereus pentalophus!!!!!! Nothing close to a coryphantha...