Chiranthodendron pentadactylon

[@cozycasasmr4510]

This channel is a gem in the cesspool known as KZbin

[@PenntuckytheCrag]

I can’t find the share button so I had to copy and paste

[@theNickRYG]

I went to the "Trending" tab this morning just to see what people are into lately. BOY things have changed since 2008.

[@Enceladus5280]

its the golden kernel of corn in the sea of shit

[@PenntuckytheCrag]

Love this Guy

[@transamericanlife]

so much plant diddling.

[@michaelsexton70]

Hey CPBBD, I'm a fairly new subscriber but I wanted to let you know that you have brought my family a little closer. The story is that, no thanks to my being a POS, my children and I are mostly estranged but we do talk sometimes and earlier this week I had the opportunity to talk to my daughter (who lives in England, I'm in the US) and she mentioned that she saw one of your videos I had posted on facebook. She informed me that she's a fan and even owns some of your merch, or at least a shirt. She went on to describe a recent encounter with an estate manager she had when she was doing a bit of guerrilla gardening at the edge of her housing estate. nothing serious, she got moved along and told it's a waste of time as it was shortly becoming a shopping mall or some such but for about 5 minutes we laughed and talked about you and your channel. The thought that something as silly as finding out you share a youtube channel in common isn't anything special but that it could help bridge a gap of 4k miles and years of failure and allow me to hear my daughter laugh still makes me choke up. Anyway, I'll be forever grateful. thank you.

[@MrMalthusMusic]

That's a nice story Michael, I hope your new shared interest bring you and your daughter closer.

[@michaelsexton70]

@@MrMalthusMusic thank you.

[@brendafallos3796]

@@MrMalthusMusic me too Michael

[@chongkeys]

Bless you Michael

[@andybaldman]

Go fuck yerself bye.

[@nathanaelcard]

"the neighbor's talking to himself in his tree again..." Hell yeah, i want one of these

[@ronsmith1364]

"He is up on a ladder in some tree....

[@spectacularbear]

hell yeah this is exactly what I wanna see when I wake up

[@nachoaz6294]

I just took out over 60 giant mullein plants in an area that burned a few years ago in Arizona. I will continue the fight because of what you taught me. I thought they were cool fuzzy plants that i could wipe my butt with on a hike if needed, i will do that, but also destroying as many as I can that seem to be competing with natives. There are seriously thousands here, so I can't get them all, but I'm doing my part to thin the population in an area that was once very diverse. Being there's a creek and its on the edge of where cactus meets pine, this is a special area thats being overrun by these bastards, but thanks to you for informing me, their population is now in decline.

[@calamagrostis88]

This sort of hand weeding habitat restoration is a great way learn to recognize different species and distinguish the natives from the invasives. It is really rewarding to rip out a huge weed and find a tiny native plant underneath that was struggling to survive.

[@geoffbreen2386]

Some Verbascum species are weeds in southern parts of Australia.

[@nachoaz6294]

@@wildedibles819 Ha yes I've joked about the TP already. I layed them out in full sun and it's supposed to get around 100 this week, so they should die. Only a few had started to flower. I think the best way to destroy them at this point is machete when they do flower before they go to seed. They are eveywhere in this creek bed and the seeds are only going to wash down stream eventually. I read the seeds can last for up to 100 years.

[@brendafallos3796]

@@nachoaz6294 also supposed to be a healthy tobacco replacement so should sell.

[@alexcarter8807]

@@brendafallos3796 Those stupid kids will smoke anything.

[@purplelizard2348]

Digging the new thumbnail thing

[@swayback7375]

It looks good, very professional and easy to recognize.

[@swayback7375]

Oh God! He still has uploads for us! I'm so tired of all the wild spaces being closed! I've found chains blocking access to all my hiking except on gravel county roads... theres some great stuff out there too but it's so far away and I get kind of tired of landowners harrassment! I'm usually not even trespassing on them but they have to defend the world from weirdos like me I guess

[@Sondergarden]

Loved learning that plants make an evolutionary compromise between drought/rot tolerance. Would love to learn more about that chemistry

[@ronsmith1364]

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[@elsydro8064]

Coffee and plant video, 👍

[@emiliorene2089]

An icon of my country's flora, so beautiful

[@ralfish2008]

who's cool? the dude climbs a fucking tree and opens the scene making social commentary, nerds out all the while enthralling a bunch of fukwits who otherwise wouldn't give two shits but suddenly find them selves looking at plants and say to them selves hey what have we fucking got here? Then fucks off on a skate board. This is good. This guy represents the 1% of the fraction of a percent of people who still think for themselves and dont give a fuk what anyone else thinks or says and wont jump though bs hoops to get a piece of paper that acknowledges the fact that they subjected them selves to several years of regurgitating bs. Knowledge is power and sharing that knowledge freely is super fuking cool. You rock . and give me hope...thank you

[@BeholdItKnits]

Aye, well said.

[@cliffridenour6675]

Thank you for talking a little about germinating! You made a hybrid?! How neat. It would be great to hear you talk more about different plants you've germinated.

[@amberrichards2778]

When I have suicidal fits (i have bi polar and autism) my wife puts your videos on and it boots me right out of my psychosis like immediately. Thank you so much. I would quite possibly be dead without your videos. No pressure I guess.

[@kmm129]

Once I asked someone "What does Oakland stand for?" True story. OMG Shout out to Rancho Santa Ana Botanical Garden's. I'm literally 0.5 miles away. Married there in 79. Loving you.

[@fatherpossum]

"Plants are cool" rarely has truer words been spoken

[@brendafallos3796]

WOW 7 years!

[@brendafallos3796]

Hilarious little demon hands! Yesterday while pulling demon grass from my garden I thought I hope plants get us! Ha ha I am burning that grass!

[@dsnodgrass4843]

I know the natural areas are your favorite; but i love these urban videos where these amazing plants got snuck in under the planners' and landlords' noses and grow like all hell. You can always escape the environment that late capitalism imposes (if you can afford it), but that doesn't change or counteract it. Subversion is far more powerful, as a measure of fighting back. We need much more of it.

[@ronsmith1364]

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[@hoviksmail]

Okay commie.

[@dsnodgrass4843]

@@hoviksmail Enjoy that boot, kid. You'll be licking it as long as you're useful.

[@tylerelias2686]

Best show around

[@jimynewton]

These new thumbnails are great. Beautiful, recognizable, concise. Lovin' it.

[@matthewck1370]

Thumbs up. On the same wavelength. Priceless value in nature, seperate from what can just be extracted. It is a higher mindset.

[@pavanachanta6889]

I just collected few seeds of pentadactyl from pallarins grove in quarry lakes. Thanks for the tips on germination.

[@dfrost6573]

Poppies are my favorite. I wish they grew better in southeast Texas...

[@TheCcmarine]

It does look like a red demon hand coming out of the cup. Beautiful plant too. Glad I found your channel it is very interesting. Thanks

[@LC-le9ew]

Beautiful! Thank you for the lesson.

[@hellwheresthefire]

Thank you for your channel, brilliant... watching from UK.

[@ZE308AC]

I really like what he is doing asking people if he can plant this plant in people houses. If I live anywhere near him I would say yes you can grow that in my house.

[@jdion79]

holy shit. got chills hearing the BART in the background. spent my formative years in the bay area.

[@helenpatterson3858]

I thought it was a bee swarm or hive ! @ 13 or 14 minutes?

[@helenpatterson3858]

I thought it was a bee swarm or hive ! @ 13 or 14 minutes?

[@kkooloo5781]

Here in England 🇬🇧 I appreciate my regular Botanik education from the other side of the world.A real eye opener of the diversity of Nature.Feel for you though from the invasive species the "gentryfiers "from the gentrification off well established areas.They are a real blight on the Landscape

[@gianniguizzunti1442]

In the SF botanical garden this amazing tree is located near the area where they keep the succulent plants. Thanks for sharing, love your channel.

[@olympus10001]

just another perk of waking up early :D Those flowers are crazy looking.

[@Frank-dv4zu]

thanks for the video Tony, i find them super calming

[@TheSunRiseKid]

“I’m not gonna lie it was mildly terrifying”😂

[@Grateful_Dad_54]

Ha! That made me chuckle, too!

[@ronsmith1364]

we are biological assholes?

[@poopsmagoo]

@@ronsmith1364 yeah I think he's calling himself an asshole 😄

[@jamesgyre]

I'm so grateful for your channel and I tell everyone with a passing interest in plants. Thank you and keep it up!

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

I love it when you describe smells

[@mrspanky369]

the phi going on in that flowering tree, amazing - seed germinating made easy - shot glass of warm water in a dark place (kitchen cabinet ) that sucker will sprout

[@8ftbed]

Or what I've done with the hard fucks like canna lilies, knick or light file the shell with a finger nail file. Good to go.

[@wakeup3581]

I live in Oakland and one of my favorite things about living here is that everything grows here! Peoples yards look so exotic. At least 10 people on my street have birds of paradise and I’ve personally been growing Pavonia Multiflora (brazilian candles) in my room for over two years now! It’s so rad that you have so much knowledge on the native and rare plants in this city! hope to run into you one day on one of my urban hikes!! 💚🤎

[@nothertreeinbox]

Right on

[@jonnymoka]

Your the best ! I love your use of language and information. I love nature and plants and I have enjoyed you for many months now thanks dude !

[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

Reminds me a whole lot of Brachychiton acerifolius. The leaves,the pods are very similar looking. In the Malva family too..only in Australia. You got those at the Dry Garden in Oakland? Yeah,Richard always has Monkey hand Trees for sale.

[@SoundsLikePurple]

could watch for hours, nothing better. whata champ

[@mariajordeman7629]

Challeging for my mind! I like your botanical walks and approach to why it’s important - to skip the question about the use plants might have for us. Also the timeline. Thank you.

[@bobair2]

Yes sir-I like it.

[@BrandNewHeavy]

Another Chicagoan in in Oakland. I love it!

[@inkarn8915]

Chicagoan here in E’ville.

[@jhaah5208]

I'm proud of you, Buddy! I look forward to everything you shoot. This time I can even let my Grandson watch you. Thank You

[@qzh00k]

Oaxaca is an amazing place, the indigenous fight for life is a big part of that history

[@rexpopuli4833]

You teach me more in one video than my high school biology teacher did in an entire semester

[@PenntuckytheCrag]

Beautiful Flowers

[@jaimedelgado7529]

The nodes grow so symetrical... North, south East, west So on so on Wish I had some seeds. It's real pretty and grows so fast it's a good pay off

[@swaddington9399]

That plant is just straight up goddamn incredible, wow!

[@xt001x]

You are my favorite channel. Thank you for all you do

[@HolyCannolis]

Hey Man! The plant you gave me is doing epic…it’s taller than the house already. - Parker

[@Blimpio]

hell yeah this is exactly what I wanna see when I come back from town

[@k8eekatt]

Stuck in the city...Joey coming to you from the middle of a tree; The closest nature!

[@grantraynard]

I wish I could give this one, two thumbs up

[@CJCJCJCJ]

I could listen to you talk about getting into trouble with alan rockefeller for hours dude

[@natejansen892]

The bark, leaves, branching structure, and even the flower resembles liriodendron tulipifera (tulip poplar). The flower itself is definitely different. Just oddly similar

[@solsdadio]

“It’s not invasive...but I fucking wish it was”. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and greetings from the sticks in Scotland.

[@y0bc0]

15:06 joey commits murder

[@nataliemoore2673]

Thank you

[@dangus1425]

wish you would ask me to throw a tree in my yard

[@CruzDeLaLoma]

My great grandpa planted one of these in the backyard many moons ago. It grew so massive. My grandma had it cut down a few years ago. :(

[@mattmotionpix]

.. TFW when my fave youtube botanist mentions my fave mushroom hunter/scientist! Oh geez, lessee some collabs w/Alan Rockefeller?

[@421hammerhead]

Reminds me of Abutilon genus. Beautiful trees.

[@growmiezhomiez8760]

Badda bing badda boom eh?? I’m walk-in heya!!

[@talanigreywolf7110]

God damn Joey, this is just what I needed today! Thank you sir 😍

[@atmentod]

Lovin' your vids man.

[@vinnyb2947]

Love that familiar sound around 16:45

[@VickyDPi]

nice, Androgynophore nice. thanks for another fun and educational video!!

[@PhoenixProdLLC]

Joey, longboard or skateboard? ;) 😁 I have both myself. Anyway, love the video. Your trees are gorge! Yer a thuper duper trooper, so give yourself the Galactic Atta-boy! Award. 😁😜

[@8ftbed]

Skateboard... unmistakable hard ass wheel sound. Also, skateboard without risers and hard wheels. Sound and every little dimple in surface amplified and transferred to the body. 😂 Nothing but longboards and plush wheels since I turned 50 , eleven years ago. 😎

[@tetheredtotheworld8189]

You are freaking funny. Very educational. 😊

[@flamomo]

Just received some chiranthodendron seeds in the mail from you, very excited

[@gianniguizzunti1442]

Btw, is the hybrid fertile (with itself or either of the parent plants)? Have you ever seen fruits develop on this tree? This hybrid is also at the SF botanical garden, near the entrance. :)

[@thenear1send]

I noticed you commented twice with the other mentioning this plant was at the succulents. I recalled it was at the very entrance to the garden myself, as you mentioned here.

[@anaritamartinho1340]

So beautiful

[@matthewhurst6099]

Wow awsome hybrid.

[@bp4682]

Love it 👌

[@RelicofNod]

I'd love to try growing this in Florida, I have a 1 acre permaculture forest. (the hybrid would be better for me though, we get occasional frost)

[@akeleven]

Wishing for videos for growing indigenous trees from seed. Trying to grow Desert willow and penstemons (yes I know they're not trees). An online Source said to treat the Desert Willow seeds with vinegar but those did not germinate while untreated seeds did.

[@swaddington9399]

I over pruned a Freemontia on request of a client and it didn't survive the winter. If anyone is growing this plant be gentle with your pruning! Awesome plants!

[@theresamcmullen4841]

Please don’t make us miss you so much. We have a lot of time and no desirable content on our minds.

[@dmersinger1]

Just got done up north hiking around them redwoods to want to puke a little less, to see this released while I was out of cell service .

[@hughdanaher2758]

Fremont, California has a good specimen in Rancho Arroyo Park. Also in the same park are fremontodendron and some crosses of the genus.

[@oldsalt394]

I was wondering when you where gonna let a new video up like 15 minutes ago, keen as!

[@janedoe-ex5wo]

Gorgeous tree!

[@wellmet7407]

Nice to see Dice Clay doing botany :)

[@nataliemoore2673]

Ever think of coming to Oklahoma? We have a very diverse landscape. That's about it... But still, we would love to have you.

[@greenbeecolony1911]

Well done

[@jakobbodnar9360]

"Flowers unlike you dont like to go duck themselves" hahahaha you kill me man! Awesome videos Nice!

[@montanozamoraivanmardoqueo4086]

tanks to mention my country were not bad also the plants that have their habitat here are amazing like our people really surprised to found your chaanel im just subscribe 2 weeks ago and im aooo haappy to found it im an agronomics student and i recomend youre channel with all my friends thanks for tat amazing resource of knowledge :)

[@jonnymoka]

Ya birds also eat the saguaro seeds to remove the protection coating during digestion and shit it out then they can germinate

[@larsfinlay7325]

this is cool as fuck, the hybrid flower is amazing

[@corndogsanchez2752]

Good to see there's still some natural beauty in the Bay Area beyond the dismal corporate playground attractions built for the Tech Gods and their worshipers.

[@inkarn8915]

It’s beautiful in many places. The east bay hills and the coast are wonderful.

[@transcendnow]

One of my fave vids thx

[@Loudpack_music]

Love the content keep it up💚✌

[@hunterbreck7387]

20,000 blocks west of Western, and all around this fucking lithosphere, there is a guy named Tony, absolutely owning it. Owner of knowledge. Distributor of wisdom, knowledge, and pretty fucking right on world views, in my opinion. You are speaking my language (botanical and geological that is), and your videos are the FIRST videos, that I have watched on anything in about six years. Just been rabid for Botany after attending Merritt College 2012-2014. Shout out Glenn Keator and Stew Winchester.... I'm like a rogue Botanist or something... You can find me crawling under stiff Chaparral plants in Marin County, looking for historical occurences of County or Listed Rare plants... Like Ceanothus velutinus..... I've searched my ass off for that in recent years... A Bay Area Puma Project buddy, put me on to you about a month ago... I sent the link to your house mate, DG (didnt know he was your roomate).... You should come make an episode in the wondrous Big Carson area below San Geronimo Ridge/Pine Mountain... The spot with Rana boylii, Cirsium hydrophilum vaseyi, Aquilegia eximia, Lilium paradlinum, Angelica tomentosa etc... Plus that area is a dreamland for Silene californica.... Surprising I cant find any Epiopactis there, as there is a bunch not too far in almost identical habitat, below Carson Ridge... Just did my annual, probably futile search, for Pityopus californicus, in the Big Carson area, where it was last seen in 1989. Ask DG about me.... He'll tell you what a weird fucker I am (he and I are acquaintances). I'm just a plant and rock obsessed loner, who tries to teach like you do, but to no one/camera, when I'm out there... Long winded way of saying to you, THANK YOU! Your videos speak to me, make me laugh, and make me happy. -Hunter

[@katiekane5247]

Love the tropical look to these trees! Never got to see much on the west coast so I appreciate the hell out of ya. Been loving the native Baptisia growing down my dirt road, beautiful dark purple almost black stem & loose panicles of snow white flowers. The road crews will prolly cut them pretty soon but gorgeous right now, superior to any of the hybrids IMHO. We gotta find beauty where we are!

[@catyawnpostal3934]

🌲🌸There's some bad ass bizzar tree flowers out there!!! 🌲🌸 What is that one that looks like a sea annome and a cow tounge!?

[@emilevans8155]

I'm curious if you have any experience with Chiranthodendrons or Chiranthofremontia lenzii in wind. I live slightly north of Oakland and have a Chiranthofremontia lenzii about 1/2 mile from the bay front. It's 4 years old and has reached ~25' tall multiple times but the wind blowing off the bay has knocked it flat three times. I've cut it down each time (25' of itchy itchy foliage) and left it to resprout from a few feet of trunk, which it faithfully does. I love the tree so don't want to give up but I'm not sure how to help it. The bark is far too delicate to stake the tree in any way.

[@CrimePaysButBotanyDoesnt]

Propped mine up with a 4x4. It can take it. Bark will regrow.

[@brendafallos3796]

also, Sunnyside up flowers

[@Biophile23]

Hmm androgynophore is one term I somehow missed in my classes! Would the orchid column also fall under that classification maybe not as it seems to only apply to a superior ovary so no. So does it apply to milkweeds then? I saw those white things on the seeds - eliasomes, called it! :D Surprising to see them in a tree, fascinating that they're eaten by birds. Great image of the fruit capsule! The intergeneric hybrid comparison with the two parent species was amazing. Bravo! Also LMAO on your subtitles. ;)