How To SAVE Your Rotting Cactus | Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- It’s time to replant the spiral cactus that was rotting out a few months ago! Hope that this video inspires you to work some magic in your own garden 💕
Watch part 1: • How to SAVE Your Rotti...
Love your videos! They give me the courage to just forge ahead and not to baby my succulents and cacti too much. They also help me realize that sometimes $hit happens and they give up the ghost and I shouldn't beat myself up....just salvage what I can & move forward.
Great life advice, too! Thanks💕
I missed these videos. Glad you’re back showing us what you do
Tht cactus with the huge flower really wanted to get your attention. Loved it!
Lovely video, Laura! The little cactus with a bud is Hedgehog cactus- Echinocereus subinermis.
Laura, you mentioned fertilizing your plants in a recent previous video. I'd be interested in knowing about your watering schedule, how much water you apply and what fertilizer you use and how much you use on your plants. Thanks as always Laura! I love your videos!
That looks like a Peruvian apple cactus..I brought one from SoCal 26 years ago to Henderson NV and it now has multiple branches, and is over over 10 feet tall. The flowers are beautiful, coming out at night and only last for 24 to 36 hours..
thank you so much for your inspiration. I haven't been feeling much like gardening lately but this and your other videos motivated me to get back out again. I potted two agave attenuatas variegatas that were gifted to me and sitting in the shade for weeks and reworked 3 other pots thanks to you.🎉
Nice to see you enjoying your garden again I’ve enjoyed this potting up video. Very relaxing for me and I love cacti. Hope you do get a photo of the flower, that would be exciting!
Excellent duck out Greg! Lol❤
Vermiculite hold moisture. Perlite let's soil drain. Sand, retains moisture.
I believe it’s a Peruvian Apple Cactus. We have a very mature huge on in our front yard.
Our Mexican fence post cactus has identical flowers. They bloom at night.
Repotting the rotting Cactus Part 1 was one of your best videos! I love that you did a part 2. You did such a great job of explaining everything. THANKS!
Thanks Laura!
the first repot looks “store bought” haha
can’t wait to see the flower too👍🏾
I wondered if it was a San Pedro… but I don’t personally have one to compare it with. I do have an orange apple cactus, but they have noticeably skinnier ribs.
First time here and I enjoyed the whole video. I just hope you take it as constructive criticism and nothing else, when you refer to dirt as media in your pots you should refer to it as soil, dirt is what we carry under our shoes. Keep the great work
I have some that break in wind and lay on the ground . Then some time later that broken piece will have one to two new growths
Gravel won't help to dry it out, it help conserve moisture in the soil. Should use perlite and clean sand.
Excited to see the blooming cactus flower. Love what you do☺️💛
These are great tutorial videos! They and Walkabout Wednesdays are my favorites. More of these pls. Thank you - 😊
Loved the video today ❤🎉❤
Such a relaxing video. I can't wait to see the flower
It’s not a Mexican fence post or Domino.
I’m almost certain it’s a Peruvian Apple. (Cereus Repandus) They bloom at night. Happy to be corrected.
Ok ….. who else was clenching their teeth because you thought the bloom was gonna break 😰😰😰…. But it didn’t….
Hey that’s why you are the queen of cactus and succulents ❤❤😅😂😊😊😊
Great video! Very informative! Glad you're back.😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
When will we see the front yard and the fountain?
When will you water the first cactus??
Do I water cactus when I'm seeing growth?
Domino cactus. Blooms in summer and gets about 4 inches wide
I think that's a night bloomer and is a white flower
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Watch GARY MATSUOKA - Laguna Hills Nursery He says...SOIL CONTAINS NO COMPOST - PLANTS / ROOTS ROTT IN COMPOST - which is most definitely in this Substrate Mix ! I assume its even worse for Cacti & Succulents !
How would succulents do with fire glass in the Central Valley with over 100 degree heat???
Fire glass that’s been treated to withstand high heat would work.
I’d stick with light colored stone, though.
@@LauraEubanks thank you so much!!!
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Our Mexican fence post cactus has identical flowers. They bloom at night.