Astrophytum Cactus Collection Tour

Hi everyone!
In this video I take you on a tour of some of my Astrophytum.
Most of the plants you will see, I grew from seed originally.
They are all hybrids, I do not grow pure species Astrophytum.
Hope you enjoy the video.
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[@CactusGhand1]

Just fantastic !! O.O Amazing kiko collection u have !! Congratz !! 🌵🌵

[@keborn6teen]

These are so beautiful!!!

[@desertplantsofavalon]

WOW BEAUTIFUL collection of Astrophytums you have, and really awesome ripples on them, and amazing so many you have grown from seed, they are all absolutely really stunning, AWESOME and incredible collection, thanks so much for sharing these stunners with us and sending lots of love and happiness and PLANT POWER for a wonderful weekend XXXX

[@87walker]

Thank you :)

[@heatherrachel8418]

Very cool, thanks for sharing.

[@robvasquez121]

Very Awesome 🤩 🙌🏽!! What is your method to degraft and root?

[@claudekim7876]

God damn i love that weird kikko at 3:50.

[@DECIM8au]

I've waited my entire life for this! Awesome vid m8! I think I see the rokkotsu motherplants of the clones i got from you in there ;)

[@87walker]

Thanks mate! Yeah you would see some of the rokkotsu in there for sure, they are a personal favourite. Glad you liked the video :)

[@DFJA01]

Wow, what a beautiful collection. I'm just getting started with Astrophytum (all from seed) and have a number of fairly small seedlings, and right now just one grafted seedling that has done very well. One question - you mentioned you don't like using buried stock. I was wondering this is just a personal choice or if there are some technical disadvantages to using this technique. I've just buried my first stock because the Trichocereus Taquimbalensis scion had grown too big for the Pereskiopsis stock to support it. I know that's somewhat different from your situation, but I'm keeping a close eye on it in case the stock rocks or something else goes wrong.

[@87walker]

If buried stock dies, you will only know when the scion is well past dead. If stock is exposed and starts to die, you can, more often than not save the scion. That is the reason I don't use it.

[@yorkas8275]

Please. Write name❤