Always wonderful to see a new video from you! I like this new series. Digging into some backstory of San Pedro clones and also into the history of this beautiful plants in general is always appreciated!
Your Pachanoi Francis are awesome, they are so beautiful, and the big older ones are amazingly huge, thanks so much for sharing, sending you lots of love and happiness and CACTUS POWER from Ireland XXXX
I love this idea for the spotlight series! I have some Pachanoi Cerdanyola A3 x Pachanoi Francis seeds of yours going right now and I’m even more excited for them now than I was before! You rock!
Wonderful expose on Francis. I bought some Cerdanyola-A x Francis seeds from you a few years ago and they are all doing well with a few growing particularly fast
Hello, nice to meet you, I recently discovered this channel and it has interested me a lot, since I have been collecting cacti and others for many years, but it was just this year when I got my first San Pedro from a cutting and when looking for information I discovered you , and I was amazed that he also grows in Spain, like me in Costa del Sol. Sorry for the text, but my question is, is it still a good time to germinate seeds or better to mature the already germinated ones? I also have a led grow room. Thanks a lot.
My: Francis/pac1 x Francis Pac2, Francis x Cerdanyola and Cerdanyola x Francis are coming into their 3rd year. It's awesome to get some background and great to know that it is the preferred ceremonial plant for your customer. That kind of info can be hard to find. Looking forward to seeing the Cerdanyola history and reputation because I have Credanyola x Costas too.
Hi Jerry, a few months ago, I accidently mixed up the ratio of peroxide:water and turned out around 4%.. (aimed for 2%) prayed that on top of all seedlings.. as you can imagine all of them have burning marks.. a part died to mold growing on the rotting skin or just rotted away by bacteria. A well, I hope some will survive...
Sorry to hear that, Tim. I have used the 3% solution neat on seedlings and none were damaged, but now that they only sell 6% solution at the local pharmacy I'll be sure to dilute it!
what is the best way to keep San Pedro's during winter? I live in Colorado and do not have a space with enough sun light during winter months. Can I keep them in the basement around 58 F with minimum sun light to avoid thin grow? Thank you very much
I have a question… can two cactus from the same seeds in a fruit grow up and cross pollinate?? Like if I have 20 FrancisXA1 can all of them cross pollinate??
Beautiful variety.
Always wonderful to see a new video from you!
I like this new series. Digging into some backstory of San Pedro clones and also into the history of this beautiful plants in general is always appreciated!
cool bird man
Thanks! :)
Your Pachanoi Francis are awesome, they are so beautiful, and the big older ones are amazingly huge, thanks so much for sharing, sending you lots of love and happiness and CACTUS POWER from Ireland XXXX
Thanks for the kind words, I appreciate! :)
I love this idea for the spotlight series! I have some Pachanoi Cerdanyola A3 x Pachanoi Francis seeds of yours going right now and I’m even more excited for them now than I was before! You rock!
I love that you’re doing a series on specific strains. Can’t wait for the next one!
Origin videos and descriptions of clones are always the best, keep it up!
God I would love to see all the cacti in this video with my own eyes. so gorgeous, it’s beautiful 😍
Awesome video. So cool to see these older plants and hear the stories of where they came from
So great to learn about the origins of Francis.
Wonderful expose on Francis. I bought some Cerdanyola-A x Francis seeds from you a few years ago and they are all doing well with a few growing particularly fast
Good to know, I love to hear how they are growing :)
Very excited for this new series
I love this series!
Thanks for another great video, Jerry.
I have some francis pachanoi and they handle freezing temperatures very well!
Great to know, thanks for the information! I've never put mine to the test because it never freezes where I live!
Here in Texas we had a cold one. It made my Francis hard as a rock and nice blue/grey dusty look.
beautiful, wish i could get my hands on some or some seeds
Excellent.
Hello, nice to meet you, I recently discovered this channel and it has interested me a lot, since I have been collecting cacti and others for many years, but it was just this year when I got my first San Pedro from a cutting and when looking for information I discovered you , and I was amazed that he also grows in Spain, like me in Costa del Sol. Sorry for the text, but my question is, is it still a good time to germinate seeds or better to mature the already germinated ones? I also have a led grow room. Thanks a lot.
My: Francis/pac1 x Francis Pac2, Francis x Cerdanyola and Cerdanyola x Francis are coming into their 3rd year. It's awesome to get some background and great to know that it is the preferred ceremonial plant for your customer. That kind of info can be hard to find. Looking forward to seeing the Cerdanyola history and reputation because I have Credanyola x Costas too.
Can wait to see this video when I get the chance
Yay a new video!
Thank you!
Can you make more videos on grafting please?
Hi Jerry, a few months ago, I accidently mixed up the ratio of peroxide:water and turned out around 4%.. (aimed for 2%) prayed that on top of all seedlings.. as you can imagine all of them have burning marks.. a part died to mold growing on the rotting skin or just rotted away by bacteria. A well, I hope some will survive...
Sorry to hear that, Tim. I have used the 3% solution neat on seedlings and none were damaged, but now that they only sell 6% solution at the local pharmacy I'll be sure to dilute it!
i would love to get a francis cutting from you!!
The Bird knows!
Yes! lol
what is the best way to keep San Pedro's during winter? I live in Colorado and do not have a space with enough sun light during winter months. Can I keep them in the basement around 58 F with minimum sun light to avoid thin grow? Thank you very much
You can keep them in complete darkness and dry during winter. Try to keep it above freezing.
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I have a question… can two cactus from the same seeds in a fruit grow up and cross pollinate?? Like if I have 20 FrancisXA1 can all of them cross pollinate??
yes
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