Meat eating plants, living fossils & a Plant scientist @ UC Davis
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- I am very very excited to share my visit to the UC Davis Botanical conservatory with all of you watching around the world. I was fortunate enough to be able to take an in-depth tour of the facility with Ernesto Sandoval who is both the director and curator of the greenhouses there. What a amazing gift it was. I have only listened to Ernestos talks you can find online so to be able to hang out with him very indeed special. There are so many interesting plants in the video I know you'll love it! Thanks for being here.
THE QUEST CONTINUES...
Special thank you to @crazy4cactus for being my road dog and camera man on this epic quest. I can't imagine doing it without you homeboy!
Thanks to Artie for making the connection between Ernesto and I, Thanks man!
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Thanks!!!
Thanks for making cactus cool!
seriously!!!!!!!!!!
it's fabulous!!!maybe one day....i am France! tanks you !
Excellent video, 200 thumbs up!. Thank you much!! Great point about grow lights over succulents. This man inspires me to try other plants like Dorstenia.
This man was so much fun .
What an awesome video!! Thanks
another great one!
Awesome place and video👏👏👏
He has so much passion for his job. It’s so refreshing to see how much he loves his work. Great video!
So dope. That was so freaking dope🙏🏽
What a privilege to spend time with someone so knowledgeable and passionate in such an incredible collection. Thanks for sharing this with us!
awesome what a great host ,and such an amazing collection .*
I love this conservatory! I live near them :)
Got a covid jab yesterday night. So today I'm not working. Perfect video for laying in bed with a coffee. Thanks mate. Beautiful community!
Love it, love the vibe
A conservatory worth visiting, thanks for sharing!!!
What an awesome video! Stoked to have been a part of the epicness!
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Welwitschia is a treasure of a plant. Amazing collection.
Great video!! Very informative!!
I love your videos !they are very educational ! I’m learning & getting to like Cactus ,your
Ernesto carried this vid, he's amazing!!
He must be an amazing lecturer to study under . His passion and enthusiasm is so natural and he communicates it so well .
That was an awesome teaser!
Y’all passed by the ones I really wanted to check out but it’s all good.
Thank fir sharing
Es todo mi hunter
Mr. Sandoval is awesome! Very welcoming!🎉 I appreciate all the info he shared. Super pleased with this. Thank you two!
Fabulous tour! I hope more are scheduled! I saw a bunch of Staghorn ferns growing happily!
Amazing video - Mr. Sandoval has such passion and charisma!
Next level video my dude
Worth the wait!! 🙏🏼🙌🏼
Amazing video. I learned so much. Dorstenia are some of my favorite plants along with Stapeliads. I'm rooting a bunch of cuttings now and the instructions told me to root them horizontally! I will go and tip them upright tomorrow.
Wonderful rare plants, thanks for sharing.
Dendrosicyos socotranum is my dream species.
Super like! I watched Ernesto in a CSSA presentation. He’s knowledgeable and very amiable. Thanks Hunter. ☺️👍🏼
Awesomeness!!!
I like verry much .
i like this episode because its one niche and you were learning something as well
Facinating video, I definitely crave more of these 👌
Really great video! Hope you keep making video’s😁👍🏻 very informative!
Awesome the carnivorous plants are rad!
Agree HoodBoss!
That was fun to watch! I went to school there many years ago and enjoyed the update
loved all the cultivation info and specifics!!
Your videos keep getting better and better!
Thanks for this video, Amazing plants and I like its.
Super entertaining. Great job Hunt!
Very awesome I like it
Dope video! Keep them coming 🤙🏽🤙🏽
I live in TX and water all my cactus and succulents everyday or two. I make my soil and it is a balance or rich+ sandy loam+ compost and shale and my plants are dreamy and happy...unless I am trying to stress them to make them have more color.
Another Awesome episode Hunter‼️ Kevin did such a great job filming this‼️ I really like listening to Ernesto talk about plants cuz he makes it interesting and informative and at the same time fun with some corny but funny jokes. Great job to everyone‼️🙌🏽🙌🏽💯💯🤩🤩
Bless you Judy!
@@crazy4cactus731 I Love that You guys talked about Welys‼️
My absolute fav‼️😍
@@crazy4cactus731 Looking forward to Your next Quest with Hunter‼️
Those Dorstenias are THICCCCC
Hell ya!
More on amborella please!!
Nice work 👍
What an excellent video! The video quality was top notch and the conversation was informative and flowed with ease. Really enjoyable to watch. Thanks again!!
I just love your music, and you create it? Oh my. Have you ever thought of creating movie scores. I think it's that good.
Awesome video, Hunter. Fantastic selection of plants and I learnt a lot from watching. Cheers for sharing with us, looking forward to the next quest! 👍🏻🌵☀️🌼🏜
Tons of very useful info! Amazing specimens too! Ernesto’s enthusiasm is simply contagious. Just wondering if he believes in CAM as he said he waters in the morning. Maybe early morning.🤔
That place looks really cool I want make a visit as well and see the welwitschias
Oh, how cool. Propagating Welwitschia mirabilis
What a strange fucking plant
Thank you for taking us along! Loved it.
I’m so glad Caralluma acutangula got a little spotlight! I’ve been trying to find cuttings for months now for my stapeliad collection
Holy crap
The convergent evolution of pitchers, on nitrogen deprived plants, on opposite sides of the planet, is mindblowing
Wow, I didn't know there were also pitcher plants on the tepuis of s america
Good stuff Hunter! As always, lots of great info.
I'm vegan and I don't really care about carnivorous plants. You can't force things to be what they aren't.
Edit: can that nectar be used like honey? Or refined into syrup for use in cooking or drinks or something?
What a cool person to interview.
This was a fabulous episode😌👏💯Very Interesting and great conversation too. I enjoyed it so much and all the growing tips were welcome
Spray furtilicer on a pitcher plant and it will stop make pitchers i learned that the hard way
wohoo been awhile bro! interesting how angolan and namibian mirabilis could have different form, growth rate and so on
Well. .I learned something new... didn't know there were male and female plants!!
well like that.. in every plant explanation, there is an id of the plant. I hope that every video has an explanation, the id is written.
I hope to run a greenhouse like this one day!!!
In answer to your question, " vegans and carnivorous plants" ? Yes! Lyn of Desert plants of Avalon! She and her partner Hans both are vegan and grow carnivorous plants!! Peace, Love, Plants!!!
I need to find a rich benefactor to support my indulgent love for plants.
hmmm i have hearty succulents facing north light. no direct sun. proof if needed lol 😂
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@Cactusquest cuttings don’t produce a caudex or taproot, just incase you didn’t know 🤙
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Gahh no music please it's distracting
idiotic masks nonsense international! i'm excited to see people's reactions as more truth emerges.
Place looks awesome! 🔥🔥🔥Love the Cactus Quest tours! 🙌🪴🌵🚶♂️🌵🏜🏕