I love your videos especially the longer form greenhouse tours and desert hikes, I live on the east coast so it's amazing to see peoples huge collections.
Shout out from Thailand. I’m so addicted to your channel brother if you have a chance please come to visit us in Thailand. We have so many famous cacti nurseries around the country that will surprise you😎
Another excellent video, Hunter! I hope you keep up the longer format greenhouse tours and chats with growers. I constantly watch your videos on repeat!
I wish I could be there to see those amazing Cati and catch up with you guys. That was fantastic and there's always something to learn in your videos. Keep up Bro. I do appretiate it.
Thank you Ljay - I’m trying to pass on the info I get from growers. Every time I hang out with someone who has been doing it longer than me I learn something
Hunter, big fan of your videos. I hope you will continue going to hobbyists' greenhouses. It's fun to see what people grow and collect. Do you happen to know of anyone who is selling echinopsis hybrids?
I do and actually just missed the opp to catch a superbloom this past week - scheduling just didn't work out- thanks for watching and yes I will def continue doing back yard tours for sure
A first time viewer of one of your videos. What is the electronic pulse/ricochet sound that occasionally sounds in the background of your audio track ex. at 10:57 mark? Your subject matter and informative interview can stand on their own without the intrusion.
I recently found your channel and have been binge watching all your videos. A stupid question, what's with the random space ship noises throughout the videos? Does it mean something, or just for the fun of it?
Don't some plants like copiapoa, pseudolithos and quite a few other asclepiads, and lophophora especially the diffusa type look like Jabba the Hut let alone the cucurbit cephalopentandra ecirrhosa..?
Interesting. Guess that is a much nicer climate than Southern California. Aluminet that I have seen here breaks down in a few months and does not last a year. My cacti really suffer in summer. They shrink and wilt. I have to supplement and shade them. Of course, in the natural landscape, cacti does not survive here. Just scrub, sand, and Joshua Trees, all of which also suffer in summer and winter.
You're standing in a greenhouse ;) Polycarb = greenhouse? Meh, half those guys living in polycarb need HEAPS of ventilation to deal with living in a closed "hothouse" box. They'd mostly be better off with shadecloth.
Retusus is a fast grower and that is absolutely on par for a 10 year old ario. Also consider he is basaiclly hard growing everything since it’s essentially full elements in Arizona. They are def from seed. I know the grower who grows them
This channel is so underrated. Your production value is incredible.
Much appreciated man! Thank you
Absolutely
I love your videos especially the longer form greenhouse tours and desert hikes, I live on the east coast so it's amazing to see peoples huge collections.
Thank you. I will keep making stuff like this. It’s some of my favorite content to create. Thanks for letting me know.
Shout out from Thailand. I’m so addicted to your channel brother if you have a chance please come to visit us in Thailand. We have so many famous cacti nurseries around the country that will surprise you😎
Awesome cacti he got! Thanks Hunter. Heading to his Instagram now.
1:48 buc ees sticker 🦫
I love how when you see a plant, you don't know. You ask "what is that?" & you say "oh , that's one I don't have in my collection!(x"
I still come again and again to this video to be amazed by those stunning Turbinicarpus.
Just picked up that Thelocactus, too. Love its blue-gray alien bumps
🌵🤌 hell yeah
Another excellent video, Hunter! I hope you keep up the longer format greenhouse tours and chats with growers. I constantly watch your videos on repeat!
Love to hear it. I will. Shooting a really cool video tomorrow.
Another great video! You are really getting professional in filming and editing! Looking forward to another video👍🏻
Thanks Danny. I’m trying to haha. Finally have a little help filming now which is huge. Much appreciated man.
Fabulous😌👌I enjoyed watching
Thank-you!❤🌵Great video beautiful plants, Cactus the Hut!
I wish I could be there to see those amazing Cati and catch up with you guys. That was fantastic and there's always something to learn in your videos. Keep up Bro. I do appretiate it.
Thank you Ljay - I’m trying to pass on the info I get from growers. Every time I hang out with someone who has been doing it longer than me I learn something
Fabulous beautiful fascinating!! Thanks
You bet
This was a good video, I like these kind of videos!
I like to see what other people are doing!
Thanks for the video I actually learned something!
My please - knowledge is key.
As always great stuff! Love and light from Japan~ Please keep more of your great content coming!
Thank you! appreciate you!
This video is amazing! From an Arizona state student and san Gabriel cactus club member!
I was going to say the same thing...I can't understand why you don't have millions of suscriptors more!!...congratulations from Spain
That guy's voice is so relaxing
Another great video ! Love it and thank you for what you do !
Great video bro 😊. Love the cactus
Hunter, big fan of your videos. I hope you will continue going to hobbyists' greenhouses. It's fun to see what people grow and collect. Do you happen to know of anyone who is selling echinopsis hybrids?
I do and actually just missed the opp to catch a superbloom this past week - scheduling just didn't work out- thanks for watching and yes I will def continue doing back yard tours for sure
wonderfull collection!
Awesome cacti collection 🌵
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Wonderful Cactus 🌵
Thank you for good sharing 😊
Include LIKE IT
you are very welcome!
A first time viewer of one of your videos. What is the electronic pulse/ricochet sound that occasionally sounds in the background of your audio track ex. at 10:57 mark? Your subject matter and informative interview can stand on their own without the intrusion.
Turface! Interesting. I've been sticking to pumice and crushed lava rock.
Yeah my mix is more similar to yours although I use some compost as well.
I recently found your channel and have been binge watching all your videos. A stupid question, what's with the random space ship noises throughout the videos? Does it mean something, or just for the fun of it?
Very cool
Thanks!
Neem oil works for mites. Have to do 3-4 treatments 10-13 days apart.
My guy, your music and editing is so nice. Is this your own music? Did you get it from somewhere? I really enjoy your channel.
Don't some plants like copiapoa, pseudolithos and quite a few other asclepiads, and lophophora especially the diffusa type look like Jabba the Hut let alone the cucurbit cephalopentandra ecirrhosa..?
thanks from India 👍
You’re welcome! World wide cactus lovers unite!!!
What are the price range does he sell to the public
Do you know of any cycad collectors or nurserys ? Would be nice for a video
Do you sell your cactus quest shirts?
Interesting. Guess that is a much nicer climate than Southern California. Aluminet that I have seen here breaks down in a few months and does not last a year. My cacti really suffer in summer. They shrink and wilt. I have to supplement and shade them. Of course, in the natural landscape, cacti does not survive here. Just scrub, sand, and Joshua Trees, all of which also suffer in summer and winter.
Not bad u can do it at home every week
Did he change his Instagram since then?
He got his account disabled on accident. Just stayed off.
@@CactusQuest OOf! As a fellow Phoenician, I'd love to ask him about the shade structure build.
What is turfus?
You're standing in a greenhouse ;)
Polycarb = greenhouse? Meh, half those guys living in polycarb need HEAPS of ventilation to deal with living in a closed "hothouse" box. They'd mostly be better off with shadecloth.
Ask him if he knows where I could get a monkey tail cactus or if you know
Really dont think does ariocarpus are 10years old
seed grown more unlikely
nice try
Retusus is a fast grower and that is absolutely on par for a 10 year old ario. Also consider he is basaiclly hard growing everything since it’s essentially full elements in Arizona. They are def from seed. I know the grower who grows them
@@CactusQuest Thanks for the info, that’s insane growth for ariocarpus, I assume fissuratus takes longer
@@leevermaak9028 yes definitely. Fissuratus is one of the slowest in the genus if not the slowest
Ну, уже не выдержала, отменила подписку. Много разговоров, много дядек в кадре, мало кактусов. Плохие съёмки.
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