Love that resurrection bush (Myrothamnus), we get a lot here in Zimbabwe. Sadly some areas are over-harvested for 'medicinal' tea. A friend of mine had a dried specimen that got wet after many decades in storage and greened up!
Always good stuff Joey, I love turning people on to your channel. Kissenia sounds like what hippies would name their daughter. I'm spending some time with family, including a 4 year old great nephew in the Florida panhandle. Digging on the dune plants, at least 3 DYCs I can see, gotta find some on unprotected dunes so I can get close enough to ID them. Managed to find some coast that's not packed with pastel condos, there's a few but no high rises. Obligatory non-native landscape plants everywhere as always. The human tumor is soon to overwhelm it's host IMHO, hospice is keeping the sedation going though. Thanks Joey, hope things are looking up. Gfys
Thanks for this Joey-Tony 😂 This makes me want to abandon everything and travel. 😭 Oh well, I'll have to live vicariously through your channel till then. Stay safe! 🙋🏼♀️
my myro is the pride of my collection 🥰 ... havent watered it in 3 years... it took root in my pot over like 5 months.... now its just by its lonesome.... in a 50L pot with some sand quartzite soil... its still the same size when it was gifted to me by a hitchhiker... might bloom it towards the springtime
Poikilohydric plants are so damn interesting, the aforementioned, carnivore plants, sequoias & baobabs were some of the first plants that I became fascinated by when I was a kid, I've yet to see three of those in person, the mighty Selaginella lepidophylla is found a couple hours away from where I currently live, so, I might explore around to find it in the wild someday... As always, great video, thank you for sharing such wonderful content; I recently reanimated my interest in botany and seeing your videos has further motivated me to learn more about such things!
Thank you Joey for yet another "trippy" episode. Always am pleased with the bizarre plants and their stories. I got to wondering particularly about what pollinates the "butt hole" flower. You had me shaking with mirth on that one.
Hey Joey, I love the videos from Africa because I get to see stuff I've never seen before. By the way, if you want an idea for a future video, consider doing one purely focussed on non-native invasives. In my part of the world, we have invasive Brazillian Peppers which are pretty interesting - they grow fast even in drought areas, always have thick waxy leaves, and animals dont eat them because they have the same stuff as poison ivy. They are VERY hard to kill too.
I love your work sir. So many of the Plants in Namibia look like family of the plants growing around on the mountain here in the Magaliesburg. Particularly that grape family species.
I plan to study botany/plant biology in college... but now I'm worried that once I get to the actual plant biology classes, this channel would have already taught me everything🤣subbed and will definitely keep watching/binging through college ;)
Cool stuff there Tony seen those in Namibia too didn’t have a clue or what their evolution was. Love seeing the Cyphostemma in habitat. And the Hairy inflamed ass .. ha ha Poetry
We bought a property that has some Resurrection Lilies. It took me a few years to figure out what was going on and what they actually were. Beautiful purple flowers. I really love them. YOU don't normally see them as far north as we are. A small 5a pocket in SD.
Столь необычное растение - миротамнус. Так приятно, что на земле есть места с такими вдохновляющими цветками, которые могут жить в самых суровых условиях.
"Let's see if i can get up here without breaking my ass" . Guarantee all my friends have heard this when we go on a walk and I see a strangely growing plant.
Do you have any video showing the Khat plant? I have heard of ornamental Khat growing in New Zealand, pretty keen to explore and find one to get a cutting to grow at home
Things slip by me at the time to come back just when I need them. That prickly plant is wondering for a long time to come why, some day, a tall stranger came by and calmly fondled its defences.
What's the wildlife like there .DanO south east Nebraska everything is dwindling here .even the insects are disappearing.nobody notice put a few humans.
Just wondering: is Seliganella lepidophyla the plant shown in the Aztekium vid at 6:44? Saw something that looked like a 'Rose of Jericho' in that video, but it wasn't mentioned/named.
Just came looking for my fix, the Sunday live, sometimes aggressive, visually attractive, 🌱& 😉, educational, fun, motivating, a lil insulting, but always stunning ... question and answer stream! He has really nice fingernails, right? Anyone who gets as excited about plants is a keeper!! Him mixed with a man who knows that we're in like/ love, but we're still going to either go to counseling or any kind of learning how WE communicate and bond type of class session mediator to figure out how to communicate throughout our time together is the man I'm looking for! It always takes work AND compromise. It's interesting to find people willing to compromise even I'm used to doing things the way I like and the way I do it I also think it's our job to let the person be whoever the hell they are even if we don't like it we should still love them that was a long Stony rant! ✌🏽🌍🌱
Alright, first you give me a giant shrubby _Croton_ and blow min CA botany mind, but then... THEN... that Vitaceous succulent tree!!!! WTF, southern Africa!!
Love that resurrection bush (Myrothamnus), we get a lot here in Zimbabwe. Sadly some areas are over-harvested for 'medicinal' tea. A friend of mine had a dried specimen that got wet after many decades in storage and greened up!
Laughing and learning with my kids. That's what's up. Thank you so much for sharing.
Always good stuff Joey, I love turning people on to your channel. Kissenia sounds like what hippies would name their daughter. I'm spending some time with family, including a 4 year old great nephew in the Florida panhandle. Digging on the dune plants, at least 3 DYCs I can see, gotta find some on unprotected dunes so I can get close enough to ID them. Managed to find some coast that's not packed with pastel condos, there's a few but no high rises. Obligatory non-native landscape plants everywhere as always. The human tumor is soon to overwhelm it's host IMHO, hospice is keeping the sedation going though.
Thanks Joey, hope things are looking up. Gfys
Don't worry, we aren't the first species to wipe out 95% of life on Earth. It always bounces back after a while.
@@BubblewrapHighway Very comforting and original take
@@BubblewrapHighway nature… uh… finds a way
Don't go trashin the environment now.
How you get to comment 11 days ago?
Time travelling botany.
You always amaze. Thank you for transporting us to another world other than subdivisions.
Mind blown by Hoodia there.
Thanks for this Joey-Tony 😂 This makes me want to abandon everything and travel. 😭 Oh well, I'll have to live vicariously through your channel till then. Stay safe! 🙋🏼♀️
Haha it's Joey/Tony in my head, too 😂
Sometimes if I’m referring to him it’s tony & sometimes it’s Joey I’m sure whoever I’m telling thinks it’s a duo 😅
You don't have to abandon everything to travel!
my myro is the pride of my collection 🥰 ... havent watered it in 3 years... it took root in my pot over like 5 months.... now its just by its lonesome.... in a 50L pot with some sand quartzite soil... its still the same size when it was gifted to me by a hitchhiker... might bloom it towards the springtime
Very cool!! 🥰
Poikilohydric plants are so damn interesting, the aforementioned, carnivore plants, sequoias & baobabs were some of the first plants that I became fascinated by when I was a kid, I've yet to see three of those in person, the mighty Selaginella lepidophylla is found a couple hours away from where I currently live, so, I might explore around to find it in the wild someday...
As always, great video, thank you for sharing such wonderful content; I recently reanimated my interest in botany and seeing your videos has further motivated me to learn more about such things!
I want to speak to the manager about those rocks. Really fascinating plants, other worldly even.
Aphex Twin kicks ass
Thanks for the trip brother. ✌🇦🇺
Euphorbia is a crazy genus
Speaking of Madagascar, maybe you could make that the next big trip
A joy to see-nice. Best of luck!
Thank you Joey for yet another "trippy" episode. Always am pleased with the bizarre plants and their stories. I got to wondering particularly about what pollinates the "butt hole" flower. You had me shaking with mirth on that one.
"Okay schmuck, that's the end of the video"
LMAO never change, I love your videos so much
I love the camera work in this one, it feels very professional while still feeling like being some guy talking to a camera
Hey Joey, I love the videos from Africa because I get to see stuff I've never seen before. By the way, if you want an idea for a future video, consider doing one purely focussed on non-native invasives. In my part of the world, we have invasive Brazillian Peppers which are pretty interesting - they grow fast even in drought areas, always have thick waxy leaves, and animals dont eat them because they have the same stuff as poison ivy. They are VERY hard to kill too.
What part of the world are you in?
Cool plants!
I love your work sir.
So many of the Plants in Namibia look like family of the plants growing around on the mountain here in the Magaliesburg.
Particularly that grape family species.
I plan to study botany/plant biology in college... but now I'm worried that once I get to the actual plant biology classes, this channel would have already taught me everything🤣subbed and will definitely keep watching/binging through college ;)
THAT HOODIA, GOD DAMN 🦨🫡
Thanks for another great video 👍
So exciting to see these unusual plants.
Thank you for this beautiful education lecture...
Очень интересно, хорошее Вы дело делаете.
Cool stuff there Tony seen those in Namibia too didn’t have a clue or what their evolution was. Love seeing the Cyphostemma in habitat. And the Hairy inflamed ass .. ha ha Poetry
The fruits on that Thamnosma africana are pretty neat looking. I wonder if there's a cultivated variety.
Cyphostemma looks like a giant crested succulent! 😍😍😍 I need this in my life 🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵
You need it in your life?
I would do the same thing if I could come close to his vocabulary.
Would love to see some sarcocaulon video one day. Love the channel.
That milkweed is wild
Nearly choked on my sandwich when you said ‘hairy inflamed butthole’😂🤣😂
Thanks Tony.
That was incredibly interesting! Full credits to you for the best plant documentary that I've ever seen🤲🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Wow that vitavceae.
I wonder if you will ever do videos on underwater plants and flowers?
All he would need is more expensive gear & maybe scuba lessons 🤔
We bought a property that has some Resurrection Lilies. It took me a few years to figure out what was going on and what they actually were. Beautiful purple flowers. I really love them. YOU don't normally see them as far north as we are. A small 5a pocket in SD.
hoodia currorii for the win today
codon shenckii runner up
Loved this. Sadly I lack ,wind,limb and opportunity to do what you do so it takes me where I want to go.
Столь необычное растение - миротамнус. Так приятно, что на земле есть места с такими вдохновляющими цветками, которые могут жить в самых суровых условиях.
"Let's see if i can get up here without breaking my ass" . Guarantee all my friends have heard this when we go on a walk and I see a strangely growing plant.
What kind of camera do you use? Is it just a smart phone?
4:50 I was thinking exactly the same thing. Oughta call it the Goatse flower.
5:28 that was the thumbnail right there. I walked back into the room right at this moment and was wondering what was going on
🤗😎
Do you have any video showing the Khat plant? I have heard of ornamental Khat growing in New Zealand, pretty keen to explore and find one to get a cutting to grow at home
Things slip by me at the time to come back just when I need them.
That prickly plant is wondering for a long time to come why, some day, a tall stranger came by and calmly fondled its defences.
So do only go to deserts and dry ass climates?
You could name that: Hoodia culus valde pilosus😆👏
What's the wildlife like there .DanO south east Nebraska everything is dwindling here .even the insects are disappearing.nobody notice put a few humans.
5:25 😂
Thanks for another informative entertaining video! You should do one on sceletium sometime!
S. tortuosum snuff has been a very effective temporary antidepressant for me in years past. I have a soft spot for that plant.
Just wondering: is Seliganella lepidophyla the plant shown in the Aztekium vid at 6:44?
Saw something that looked like a 'Rose of Jericho' in that video, but it wasn't mentioned/named.
👍❤️👍
did you say Gunnera or gonorrhoea? sorry I am ESL here.
Fuck it, BOTH! WOO HOO
Really curious what locust species could stomach euphorbia?
Cool.
My cantaloupe vine has some crazy stiff hairs
Bring back khat seeds.
Just came looking for my fix, the Sunday live, sometimes aggressive, visually attractive, 🌱& 😉, educational, fun, motivating, a lil insulting, but always stunning ... question and answer stream!
He has really nice fingernails, right? Anyone who gets as excited about plants is a keeper!!
Him mixed with a man who knows that we're in like/ love, but we're still going to either go to counseling or any kind of learning how WE communicate and bond type of class session mediator to figure out how to communicate throughout our time together is the man I'm looking for! It always takes work AND compromise. It's interesting to find people willing to compromise even I'm used to doing things the way I like and the way I do it I also think it's our job to let the person be whoever the hell they are even if we don't like it we should still love them that was a long Stony rant! ✌🏽🌍🌱
What do you think is the best botany book I can get off of libgen
U - FORB
Alright, first you give me a giant shrubby _Croton_ and blow min CA botany mind, but then... THEN... that Vitaceous succulent tree!!!! WTF, southern Africa!!
What super food comes from the bottle tree? I'm not in the know. Google hasn't helped yet.
Moringa, the name of the genus
Are there lions, or other big cats out there?
Dude where can I buy peyote?
Those are beetles NOT locusts!
4:45 Looks like the average CZcams commenter.
Back from the dead.
I'm not going to put any rooting hormone on it.
And it's dead again...
Ephedra
Questions has been answered.
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You are literally the Anthony Bourdain of botany. If only the world gave as big a shit about plants as they do food.
Nailed it! The foodies don't get that without plants, there's no food! The way the agricultural situation is, we might be eating acorns soon.
Smoke weed, when you comin to salt lake?
You sick buddy you sound off??
Man I freakin hate locusts
Alright ya smuck, now go the congo.
You got a rifle or anything? Ain't there lions and shit out there?
Yes they got Lions on the beach out here on the skeleton Coast go read about it it's pretty cool
@@CrimePaysButBotanyDoesnt well be careful out there man