Does anyone know if you can propagate Agave from just the leaves you cut off? Mine doesn't have pups.

Complètement nulle comme enseignement. N’a retiré que le bébé du fond du pot. A remis l’agave telle quelle sans retirer les bébés du dessus qui ont besoin d’être retirés ou au minimum de se faire tailler les feuilles endommagées. N’a pas non plus éliminé les feuilles endommagées du plant mère. Complètement incompétent comme façon de faire en plus c’est une vidéo inutilement trop longue.

Please 🥺🥺🥺🥺me my plant had a bad winter I was sick and I thought danny was done for then in the middle started growing I cut the dead part off I nee a pot thats giant danny weigh around 200 pounds

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Belos cactos

cool, interesting info thanks!

I have some type of mammallaria.... its getting tall but it hasn't grown any pups or bloomed. I bought it a year ago..2021. so I'm waiting to see if it will bloom this springtime!!

Perezdelarosae? Hernándezii?

The shovels and spades are your friends when putting that last bit of soil in the pot. I will sometimes use a large funnel to get the job done.

Love it

if i was going to repot i would clean up the plant to look pretty. Those dead leaves look awful in the new home.

Are you guys dead now?

I have been a lifelong collector. I had my first greenhouse age 15 when I started my collection. I'm now 77, all 1500 plants all gone except for a very large Echinocactus Grusonii that I have difficulty moving . I used to specialise in the genus mammallaria because of their comparatively small size.. I've been fortunate to visit many varieties in their natural habitat in Utah, New Mexico, Arizona and Mexico since 1982 on my travels whilst hiking and camping. Memories that cannot be eraised.

Was that a whopper beaucarnea?

Really enjoyed this video and plants! Just wonderful...

Beautiful Mammillarias sharing dear.

hy do you sell lithops and succulent seeds .....? I am from Indonesia and want to buy it in large quantities

Amazing! I always stare at awe in Botanical Gardens. I wish I can make my backyard like a desert botanical garden. Thank you for sharing this place to us.

Great photos. Well put together tour of the Botanic Gardens succulent collection.

Interesting video. I have the same but slightly larger plant due for repotting. I was thinking of devising some or other tripod hoist setup where one wraps something around the lower portion of the bowl to spread the weight, lifts it out of the old pot and suspends it over the new pot, slowly lowering it once the new pot has been prepared. These cacti can become extremely heavy, not to mention the rigid and sharp spines.

My favorite Is Mammillaria Carmenae🤷🏻‍♂️ Bocasana too..

Oh no, my favorite, duwei couldn't make it to the list. :)

Ah, yes, the echinocactus. The most tsundere of cacti.

Hi do you have a video showing how to sow succulents /soil mix etc please?

Keep up the great work! You deserve more views. Have you seen SMZeus . c o m?! It will really help you with growing your channel!

Great video. A very nice place to visit. Thanks for sharing.

What should I do,if I want save seeds for next year....it's very difficult to open these capsules by hand

Fun video. I'm wondering if there's something more natural to use than polystyrene that won't be floating round the garden for years to come.

Very interesting. Amazed you didn't yelp when you sat down to view under the bench with all those prickly individuals behind you! And that Christmas cactus is outrageous. There should be a law against causing suffering to cacti! :-)

Wow! That aloe that you grew from seed since 1985?! That is amazing! I love your blooming jade plants. I did not know they can flower even though they are still small. 😃👍🏼 Very extensive collection.

Why not hose down that hard soil, making it easier to remove thus no prickling?? I think I would have trimmed off all the dead leaves as well. Agavés are my favorite right now, TY for saving!!

Thank you for going to the trouble to share this, I'm ashamed it's taken me until now to watch it ! Have to say the geogpaphical maps with information in perspex stands are brilliant. I've sat through so many shows where you just know the classes mean absolutely nothing to the casual observer, and they really appreciate when you can talk them through what it all means, but as volunteers at these events there often just isn't enough people to go around.to do this. Thank you again.

Syper!!!👍👍👍👍👍

Great review of what was an very enjoyable and well put together event. Spectacular setting for the event. Hope it is repeated in the future.

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I like that neoporteria with black spines. And your yellow flowers on your Parodia is magnificent! Must be an old specimen? 👍🏼

Thank you

Wonderful beautiful flowers! The variety is amazing!!

We think number 6 could be Parodia mutabilis.

Your seedlings are so organized in that tray! They look better that way. Mine are in various small pots that take up so much space. Thanks for sharing this tip. 👍🏼

Like the time lapse towards the end. Do you water them straight away or leave them for a few days before watering?

You have a great selection in your collection. Pretty flowers! A complete tour of your plants next time? 😉👍🏼

You have been busy. I like your turbinicarpus and stenocacti flowers. And your gymnocalycium flowers all opened on the same day! That is so beautiful. 👍🏼

Hi nice to see you really do well with your seeds, some very nice plants in the making.....see you both at next meeting.

Glad your plants are doing well, my Lithops are slowly dieing one by one, nothing I can do helps this all due to a bag of dodgy JI from a very well known DIY outlet, BUYERS BEWARE OF BUYING FROM THAT STORE I cannot mention their name but they can kill my plants.....thats why I have done very few plant vids. and thinking not growing the Mesembs again just keeping to the other plants which seem to be ok at the moment.

I'm just wondering if, when tackling a sturdy, heavy plant, with spines and spikes, whether it wouldn't be advisable to, like, you know... wear gloves...? The other thing which would make it easier, is to soak the root ball THOROUGHLY for anything up to 24 hours. First of all, the plant won't suffer. Secondly, it would be much easier to disentangle all the roots and pups... Once you've managed to dislodge the majority of the soil, and have cleaned up the roots, cutting away dead matter, and separated the pups, you then leave the roots to dry overnight, and re-pot the following day. (You can tell I've done this myself, can't you?)

Looks like my whale tongue agave, not a fun time repotting when they get that big.

This type of agave need to be in the ground because they can get 8 feet tall and they survive winters 17 ‘ cold but this agave your is suffering in the small pot. We have one 8 feet tall outside in the ground for many year.

Loads of flowers! Looks like they liked the unusually hot spell in February. That aloe in flower is stunning.