Most of my seeds are from Mesa Garden. Some of the cold hardy seeds are from the cacti out front (Echinocereus triglochidiatus and dasyacanthus) and I also still go looking on ebay and etsy randomly. Hoping to increase the amount I start from my own seeds. Thanks for watching and commenting it's much appreciated!

It actually gets to around that here as well but it's a dry desert climate. If you're familiar with Mesa Garden I live less than an hour away from them, though they grow most of their stuff in greenhouses. There's quite a few plants I've seen growing here that according to their USDA zone shouldn't grow here but I see them around town. I'm ready to lose quite a few plants this winter as an experiment because I really want to push the boundaries and see what I can get away with in the yard longer term. A LOT of the plants in this video are considered borderline so I wanted to document them this fall and in the spring there will definitely be an update what made it through. Thanks for watching and commenting Ziggy ❤🌵

@@PlantFun1 Look forward to seeing the update PF 🙂🙂🌵🌵

I love baby cacti haha. Thank you for watching <3

Thank you for the comment and subscription! I recognize your channel from watching too many cactus videos on yt 😅. I'm curious how you found this video on my little channel.

@@PlantFun1 You'm welcome 🙂 The A.I. knows I like Chollas, I also get suggestions for Latvian railway safety cartoons, it knows I like those too 😬🌵🌵

@@ZiggySearchfieldCactus Oo interesting to hear that! My personal yt account is polluted with so many things the AI thinks I like but I keep the watch history pure on this account and it only shows me plants! 😁 If anything non-plant related gets in my watch history I go to the history and manually remove it.

@@PlantFun1 Tee hee 😁 I only watch music videos on my other channel for the same reason 😁😁🌵🌵

Thank you for commenting! It was fun to go see all the cacti so it's fun to be able to share. I only regret not taking more footage.

Wow sorry I didn't catch this comment. 8 months later I will tell you it's a 2 inch pot. I repotted them again recently and should do an update when they settle in a little more.

Haha that's awesome! I have some echeveria in one and my wife has some sempervivums in one now.

Hi! Monilaria aren't cold hardy so if you live below USDA zone 9 they'll have to live indoors. They germinated well for me at moderate temperatures around 70F. Asides from that I'd say just give it a try and see how it goes...they don't seem to behave significantly different from the other mesembs I've grown. The main challenge with these will probably be learning to read their seasonal watering requirements once they're older since they are adapted to south african climates. Good luck!

Oh perfect, thanks for the tips!

Wow thank you! I really enjoyed the show! Having a video extends my enjoyment of all the beautiful plants and I'm glad you appreciate it too.

Hey sorry about that I'm new to this and it didn't go quite as I expected keeping an eye on the tripod and the project. I definitely noticed and will do my best to work out all the technical bits. Thanks for checking it out and have a great day!

Hi which drilling machine is this model?

Yea me too!

They are fancy Hawortia. Not too hard to grow!

It's some kind of Mock Orange (Philadelphus).

@@KCnelsonKC They're brains aren't compact. In proportion to the their body size, the way it matters, there's are huge. Oh sure, the gorilla can speak sign language, but the scrub jay moves its stash of acorns if they think another jay saw it cause they understand there's no honor among thieves.

Hii! At the end is our haul of chanterelle mushrooms in mid October and two cups of Chinese puerh tea. Thanks for the comments :)