I bought one of those crested lactia grafted a year ago and it’s not growing not dying, yours are so big must be a few years of growth, thanks for sharing!!!
Hmmm, if it's not growing you might want to give it a repot, soil change. Or it may just need some food. A secretary we have at work had one in her north facing window of her office. For a few years, like you say, no growth. Just sitting. She was afraid that it might die eventually, so she gave it to me. I immediately I repotted it. Then after a couple of weeks I fed it and It got better light , boom! It started growing!!! It's put on about three inches in hight!! So it may just need some encouraging!! From Morris park in the Ozarks , thanks for watching!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!!✌💖🌵🌸🌴🌲🌺🌳🌻🌿🌷🍀🌹😀👍
Thanks!! Yes, I love my greenhouse!! Lots of work!! Especially during fall & winter, I cut a lot of wood to heat to heat everything!! And feed the stove at least 3 times daily during winter. Thanks for watching!!! And your wonderful comment!!! From Morris Park in the Ozarks, have a wonderful day!!! Peace, Love, Plants!!!✌️💖🌵🌴🌿🌳🌸🌾🌷💐🌱🌻🌹😃👍
FANTASTIC video Clyde :-D Crested Euphorbia's really are INCREDIBLE, and this video was so very informative, you are a complete EXPERT Encyclopedia on Euphorbia haha, and thanks so much for the wonderful mention and so happy you love the cinnamon powder too, it works so well, thanks so much for sharing this amazing and very informative video about Crested Euphorbia's and how to maintain them Clyde, and Hans and I are sending you and beautiful Deb and all the pets and plants lots of love and happiness and PEACE, LOVE, PLANTS and PLANT POWER to Morris Park in the Ozarks for a wonderful Sunday ahead XXXX
Thanks Lyn!!! Yes crested plants weather Euphorbia, Cactus or other plants, it sure makes for an unusual, beautiful sculpture !!! Gotta love em!!😀 And yes I'm glad you and Ana taught me about the cinnamon!! It really does the job!! Glad you enjoyed the video!! Thanks for watching and your wonderful comments!!! We learn so much from one another!!! Have a great day!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
Another very informative video, Clyde. I noticed yesterday that one of my Opuntia crests is putting out some normal growth so I’ll have to cut those off eventually. I use the cinnamon powder on cuttings too, also learnt that from Lyn. I used cinnamon on the cuttings I sent to you as well 👍🏻 Thank you for sharing with us as always my friend, have a wonderful Sunday from Edith & myself to you and Deb 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜
Thanks Daz!! Yeah that cinnamon works wonders!! Seems to dry and protect!! Yeah, I would remove any normal growth so the crest will continue! Speaking of the plants you sent, the monadenium ( Euphorbia) neorubella has its first flower buds!!! Thanks for watching guys!!! From Morris Park in the Ozarks, to the U.K. & Singapore , Have a wonderful day!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌸🌴🌺🌲🌻🌳🌹🌿💐🍀🌷😀👍
Been binge-watching your videos, Clyde. Ha ha. Been so busy at work lately. Noticed that you have ads playing at the start of your videos too. You should be able to monetise your videos soon. Can’t wait for you to reach 1K subscribers! Your channel deserves it with all your awesome info. ❤️🌺🌼🌸🌵💚
Thanks Charles!!! Yeah I have a small Trilobite collection also. I think they go well with some of the plants. I like to put arrow heads around them also. In the farm fields and some of the local caves these can be found. And I like to display some of these with my Euphorbias & Cactus!!! Thanks for watching!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks, have a great day!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
Thanks!! I love these Euphorbias!!! A growing sculpture!!! With endless shapes!!! Thanks for watching and your wonderful comment!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks, have a great day !!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌸🌴🌲🌺🌳🌻🌿🌷🍀🌹😀👍
@@morrisparkintheozarks6831 I´ve resently discovered the world of euphorbias, unfortunetly here in BsAs argentina is quiet hard to find them.Yet i´ve managed to get some and hope to get more.I have a colection of Cacti and now i´ll do so with this African cactuslike beauties !!!!
@@deepgreenmoon Wow! I am quite surprised they don't have any good selection of Euphorbias🤔 that is a big city !!! Here, even in the smaller cities , big box stores get in a selection, sometimes surprisingly great ones!! We live out in the Ozarks country side. Our closest town has nothing. Although, the small town I work from 16 miles away, I found a little Euphorbia pulvinata in a tiny produce shop!! It's now a large beautiful plant!!! Funny where a find can happen!! Bought my Euphorbia aeruginosa at a farmers market!! Try on line! I've bought a few this way with great results!!! Glad to here you love these plants!! Thanks for watching!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks, down Buenos Aires happy hunting!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!!✌💖🌵🌸🌴🌲🌺🌳🌻🌿🌷🍀🌹😀👍
Enjoyed the video Clyde, always something to learn from your knowledge 👍😁 I use cinnamon too 😆 I got the idea from Maria a while back, of "Maria's Garden" here on CZcams, she uses it religiously, she has great information! 😀
Thanks Clair!!! Yeah that cinnamon works wonders!! May have to check Marie's garden out !! Thanks for telling me about it!!! Thanks for watching , and I'm glad you enjoyed the video!! And thanks for your wonderful comments!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks, out to the U.K., have a wonderful week ahead!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
These are great plants!!! I think you will really enjoy it!! A living sculpture that always changes!!! Thanks for watching!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks, have a great day!!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
No, Ana , but that is a good point!! Yes they can! But their roots are weaker. Especially on variagated types. So grafting speeds up growth & makes them stronger. Which makes things easier and not so stressful and more enjoyable to grow!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks, out to Las Vegas, have a great day Ana!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
Grt. Chapter on Euphorb. 101 , I'm glade you covered this information. I've had a question / thought !? on Cresting for awhile ! What causes it! and can a Hobbyist replicate it into the jeans of a seedling from pollination or other undiscovered ways ... if not already ! Something similar to animal breeding for genetics if you will!! to get the genetics from the parent plants . In addition , why I've had these interest is... I have a Crested Obesa Male .. so , my thought was... if I pollenate it to a crested Female the chances are that that much greater the seedlings would have the genetic jeans to reproduce as crested ! Or is my theory incorrect!! At the same time it is trying to correct itself w/ a main stem/ trunk ... I'd hate to cut it Off since it would give it an Eye Sore Look, being from where it's growing ! Hopefully it goes back to mutating ! I would Greatly Appreciate your input Knowledge/ Expertise ...Thank you .. From Calif. Rosemead/Temple City .. Your Old Hood! lol .. Cactus On !
As far as I know, this can only be replicated by cuttings, or a chance seedlings or plant that mutates. Seed from crested plants may carry a gene that makes it more possible for seedlings to come out crested also. But as far as I know these are the only ways. From Morris park in the Ozarks, have a great day!!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
@@eclectic1080 We clone plants by taking cuttings, removing pups, or dividing large plants. If you want to get real scientific, and real expensive, there is meristem culture. People have been cloning plants for over a thousand years. That is the only way to reliably propagate crested, variegated, monstrose, or many genetically unstable varieties. Seedlings are not clones. Seedlings carry the genes of both pollen and seed parent. Since most desirable mutations are genetically recessive, the seeds will not reproduce that mutation until after several generations of inbreeding, if ever. Many desirable mutations are not caused by genes, but by a physical trauma to the growing meristem, caused by disease, radiation or some other injury and will not be passed down to seedlings
Have you ever had your normal growing euphorbia or cacti start cresting? I only have the normal growing white lactea. What is the likelihood that i'd end up with a crested arm?
Yes, this doesn't happen very often. Having your normal lactea crest is more likely not to happen. If you want crested plants the best way is buying them or getting cuttings from friends. Growing from seed can give more chances of crested plants because of random mutation that can take place with seedlings. So if you want crested plants, best to buy. Or it may be a long wait. Thanks for watching !!! From Morris Park in the Ozarks, have a wonderful day!!! Peace, Love, Plants!!!✌️💖🌵🥀🌳🏵🌿🌸🌱🌷🌲🌹🌴🌾🌻🪴💐🍀😃👍
This could be a number of things. Was the plant you took it from dying or rotting! Did you water it heavy when you planted it? Or is it just natural from water loss from drying. Also depending on what plants you took cuttings from. Some don't retain water as well as others. So without seeing it I'm not sure. But these are just some of the factors that it could be. Thanks for watching!! Hope your cuttings will be fine!! From Morris Park in the Ozarks, have a wonderful weekend ahead!!! Peace, Love, Plants!!!✌️💖🌵🍀🌻🌳🌱🌾🥀🌷🌴🌹🌸🪴💐😃👍
Overwatering killed my plant. When I'm away for a long weekend, I ask a buddy to water it. Unfortunately, I failed to instruct her to first inspect the soil. My plant is almost the same size as yours. I'm feeding her well, and she's blossoming with brilliant colour. So, by the time I got home, my plant had already died. I removed the mushy one and saved the other slice and I had about 20 cuts, but none of these survive except one I had now. I've tried various methods I learned from articles and CZcams, but none of them work. Appreciate if you could advise about it. Thank you.
@@itchyfeets4514 unfortunately when Euphorbias rot it rapidly spreads.this is because of their large vascular system that carries all that sap. So once infection starts it goes through the plant quickly and theirs not much hope. If it's gone mushy it's too late. Also never try to start in water. This just makes it rot faster. Cuttings of these plants can last months without soil or water. I've had pieces of these setting on the bench forgotten for a couple of months, planted them and they are fine. Water is the problem. To me it sounds like a new plant is the solution here. Also next time you go on vacation for a couple of days or even a couple of weeks, it's better just not to water .mine survive all winter with none at all!!! Almost 6 months!!! Water these plants only when the soil completely dries out. Then water well and repeat the process of drying out between watering. If anything is left of the plant , cut away rot, dry for two weeks, then plant. But it sounds like it's too far. After 20 cuts sounds like it's gone too far. Best of luck! Sorry you lost this plant. Peace, Love, Plants!!!✌️💖🌵🍀🌻🌳🌱🌾🥀🌷🌴🌹🌸🪴💐😃👍
I LOVE your videos 👍
Glad you are enjoying the videos!!! Thanks for watching!!! Have a great day!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!!✌💖🌵🌸🌴🌺🌲🌻🌳🌹🌿💐🍀🍂🌾🌷😀👍
Crested plants are really fascinated and yours are absolutely splendid !! Beautiful video ! Thank you
I bought one of those crested lactia grafted a year ago and it’s not growing not dying, yours are so big must be a few years of growth, thanks for sharing!!!
Hmmm, if it's not growing you might want to give it a repot, soil change. Or it may just need some food. A secretary we have at work had one in her north facing window of her office. For a few years, like you say, no growth. Just sitting. She was afraid that it might die eventually, so she gave it to me. I immediately I repotted it. Then after a couple of weeks I fed it and It got better light , boom! It started growing!!! It's put on about three inches in hight!! So it may just need some encouraging!! From Morris park in the Ozarks , thanks for watching!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!!✌💖🌵🌸🌴🌲🌺🌳🌻🌿🌷🍀🌹😀👍
Amazing garden view❤Really beautiful sharing. Keep it up dear friend❤👌👍🏻
You bet!! Stay tuned! More to come!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks, have a great day!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
Very informative video. Thanks for sharing! I would love to have a green house for succulents and cacti like that! 😮 Very cool indeed!
Thanks!! Yes, I love my greenhouse!! Lots of work!! Especially during fall & winter, I cut a lot of wood to heat to heat everything!! And feed the stove at least 3 times daily during winter. Thanks for watching!!! And your wonderful comment!!! From Morris Park in the Ozarks, have a wonderful day!!! Peace, Love, Plants!!!✌️💖🌵🌴🌿🌳🌸🌾🌷💐🌱🌻🌹😃👍
FANTASTIC video Clyde :-D Crested Euphorbia's really are INCREDIBLE, and this video was so very informative, you are a complete EXPERT Encyclopedia on Euphorbia haha, and thanks so much for the wonderful mention and so happy you love the cinnamon powder too, it works so well, thanks so much for sharing this amazing and very informative video about Crested Euphorbia's and how to maintain them Clyde, and Hans and I are sending you and beautiful Deb and all the pets and plants lots of love and happiness and PEACE, LOVE, PLANTS and PLANT POWER to Morris Park in the Ozarks for a wonderful Sunday ahead XXXX
Thanks Lyn!!! Yes crested plants weather Euphorbia, Cactus or other plants, it sure makes for an unusual, beautiful sculpture !!! Gotta love em!!😀 And yes I'm glad you and Ana taught me about the cinnamon!! It really does the job!! Glad you enjoyed the video!! Thanks for watching and your wonderful comments!!! We learn so much from one another!!! Have a great day!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
@@morrisparkintheozarks6831 XXXXX
Another very informative video, Clyde. I noticed yesterday that one of my Opuntia crests is putting out some normal growth so I’ll have to cut those off eventually. I use the cinnamon powder on cuttings too, also learnt that from Lyn. I used cinnamon on the cuttings I sent to you as well 👍🏻 Thank you for sharing with us as always my friend, have a wonderful Sunday from Edith & myself to you and Deb 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜
Thanks Daz!! Yeah that cinnamon works wonders!! Seems to dry and protect!! Yeah, I would remove any normal growth so the crest will continue! Speaking of the plants you sent, the monadenium ( Euphorbia) neorubella has its first flower buds!!! Thanks for watching guys!!! From Morris Park in the Ozarks, to the U.K. & Singapore , Have a wonderful day!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌸🌴🌺🌲🌻🌳🌹🌿💐🍀🌷😀👍
Been binge-watching your videos, Clyde. Ha ha. Been so busy at work lately. Noticed that you have ads playing at the start of your videos too. You should be able to monetise your videos soon. Can’t wait for you to reach 1K subscribers! Your channel deserves it with all your awesome info. ❤️🌺🌼🌸🌵💚
Love the trilobite fossil in the pot. Great instructional video
Thanks Charles!!! Yeah I have a small Trilobite collection also. I think they go well with some of the plants. I like to put arrow heads around them also. In the farm fields and some of the local caves these can be found. And I like to display some of these with my Euphorbias & Cactus!!! Thanks for watching!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks, have a great day!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
Maybe you can cover a Chapter part 2 on this topic !
Good information. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Bill!!! And thanks for watching!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks , have a great day!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌸🌴🌺🌲🌻🌳🌹🌿💐🍀🌷😀👍
well done!! Instructive !!
Thanks!! I love these Euphorbias!!! A growing sculpture!!! With endless shapes!!! Thanks for watching and your wonderful comment!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks, have a great day !!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌸🌴🌲🌺🌳🌻🌿🌷🍀🌹😀👍
@@morrisparkintheozarks6831 I´ve resently discovered the world of euphorbias, unfortunetly here in BsAs argentina is quiet hard to find them.Yet i´ve managed to get some and hope to get more.I have a colection of Cacti and now i´ll do so with this African cactuslike beauties !!!!
@@deepgreenmoon Wow! I am quite surprised they don't have any good selection of Euphorbias🤔 that is a big city !!! Here, even in the smaller cities , big box stores get in a selection, sometimes surprisingly great ones!! We live out in the Ozarks country side. Our closest town has nothing. Although, the small town I work from 16 miles away, I found a little Euphorbia pulvinata in a tiny produce shop!! It's now a large beautiful plant!!! Funny where a find can happen!! Bought my Euphorbia aeruginosa at a farmers market!! Try on line! I've bought a few this way with great results!!! Glad to here you love these plants!! Thanks for watching!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks, down Buenos Aires happy hunting!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!!✌💖🌵🌸🌴🌲🌺🌳🌻🌿🌷🍀🌹😀👍
The graft stock can be cut short and hidden, I did this to one 15 years ago and its huge now..
Enjoyed the video Clyde, always something to learn from your knowledge 👍😁 I use cinnamon too 😆 I got the idea from Maria a while back, of "Maria's Garden" here on CZcams, she uses it religiously, she has great information! 😀
Thanks Clair!!! Yeah that cinnamon works wonders!! May have to check Marie's garden out !! Thanks for telling me about it!!! Thanks for watching , and I'm glad you enjoyed the video!! And thanks for your wonderful comments!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks, out to the U.K., have a wonderful week ahead!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
Muito bom ❤😂
Thanks very much!!! And thanks for watching!!! From Morris Park in the Ozarks, have a wonderful week ahead!!! Peace, Love, Plants!!!✌️💖🌵🌴🌷🍀💐🪴🌹🌿🌳🌱🌻🌾😃👍
I just got a cutting this summer can't wait for the spring to see the growth.
These are great plants!!! I think you will really enjoy it!! A living sculpture that always changes!!! Thanks for watching!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks, have a great day!!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
bonitas euphorbias
Very interesting! I’m not sure if you mentioned it but can a crested Euphorbia be grown in its own roots?
No, Ana , but that is a good point!! Yes they can! But their roots are weaker. Especially on variagated types. So grafting speeds up growth & makes them stronger. Which makes things easier and not so stressful and more enjoyable to grow!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks, out to Las Vegas, have a great day Ana!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
I see. I find crested cacti also very sensitive. Thanks Clyde!
Grt. Chapter on Euphorb. 101 , I'm glade you covered this information. I've had a question / thought !? on Cresting for awhile ! What causes it! and can a Hobbyist replicate it into the jeans of a seedling from pollination or other undiscovered ways ... if not already ! Something similar to animal breeding for genetics if you will!! to get the genetics from the parent plants . In addition , why I've had these interest is... I have a Crested Obesa Male .. so , my thought was... if I pollenate it to a crested Female the chances are that that much greater the seedlings would have the genetic jeans to reproduce as crested ! Or is my theory incorrect!! At the same time it is trying to correct itself w/ a main stem/ trunk ... I'd hate to cut it Off since it would give it an Eye Sore Look, being from where it's growing ! Hopefully it goes back to mutating ! I would Greatly Appreciate your input Knowledge/ Expertise ...Thank you .. From Calif. Rosemead/Temple City .. Your Old Hood! lol .. Cactus On !
As far as I know, this can only be replicated by cuttings, or a chance seedlings or plant that mutates. Seed from crested plants may carry a gene that makes it more possible for seedlings to come out crested also. But as far as I know these are the only ways. From Morris park in the Ozarks, have a great day!!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌴🌺🍀🌷🌲💐🌻🌿🌹😀👍
I wouldn't cut away on your obesa yet, unless the normal growth dominates it.
@@morrisparkintheozarks6831 , Thanks for the Info. ... Back to the Lab ... I figured if sheep can be Cloned way not a Plant w/ mutated jeans !!
@@morrisparkintheozarks6831 ... Good point ! you're right !! for now amputation is not an option!
@@eclectic1080 We clone plants by taking cuttings, removing pups, or dividing large plants. If you want to get real scientific, and real expensive, there is meristem culture. People have been cloning plants for over a thousand years. That is the only way to reliably propagate crested, variegated, monstrose, or many genetically unstable varieties. Seedlings are not clones. Seedlings carry the genes of both pollen and seed parent. Since most desirable mutations are genetically recessive, the seeds will not reproduce that mutation until after several generations of inbreeding, if ever. Many desirable mutations are not caused by genes, but by a physical trauma to the growing meristem, caused by disease, radiation or some other injury and will not be passed down to seedlings
Have you ever had your normal growing euphorbia or cacti start cresting? I only have the normal growing white lactea. What is the likelihood that i'd end up with a crested arm?
Yes, this doesn't happen very often. Having your normal lactea crest is more likely not to happen. If you want crested plants the best way is buying them or getting cuttings from friends. Growing from seed can give more chances of crested plants because of random mutation that can take place with seedlings. So if you want crested plants, best to buy. Or it may be a long wait. Thanks for watching !!! From Morris Park in the Ozarks, have a wonderful day!!! Peace, Love, Plants!!!✌️💖🌵🥀🌳🏵🌿🌸🌱🌷🌲🌹🌴🌾🌻🪴💐🍀😃👍
@@morrisparkintheozarks6831 thanks alot. Hope you have a wonderful day yourself
Good info! But why my cutting getting mushy after I dry it for a week?
This could be a number of things. Was the plant you took it from dying or rotting! Did you water it heavy when you planted it? Or is it just natural from water loss from drying. Also depending on what plants you took cuttings from. Some don't retain water as well as others. So without seeing it I'm not sure. But these are just some of the factors that it could be. Thanks for watching!! Hope your cuttings will be fine!! From Morris Park in the Ozarks, have a wonderful weekend ahead!!! Peace, Love, Plants!!!✌️💖🌵🍀🌻🌳🌱🌾🥀🌷🌴🌹🌸🪴💐😃👍
Overwatering killed my plant. When I'm away for a long weekend, I ask a buddy to water it. Unfortunately, I failed to instruct her to first inspect the soil. My plant is almost the same size as yours. I'm feeding her well, and she's blossoming with brilliant colour. So, by the time I got home, my plant had already died. I removed the mushy one and saved the other slice and I had about 20 cuts, but none of these survive except one I had now. I've tried various methods I learned from articles and CZcams, but none of them work. Appreciate if you could advise about it. Thank you.
@@itchyfeets4514 unfortunately when Euphorbias rot it rapidly spreads.this is because of their large vascular system that carries all that sap. So once infection starts it goes through the plant quickly and theirs not much hope. If it's gone mushy it's too late. Also never try to start in water. This just makes it rot faster. Cuttings of these plants can last months without soil or water. I've had pieces of these setting on the bench forgotten for a couple of months, planted them and they are fine. Water is the problem. To me it sounds like a new plant is the solution here. Also next time you go on vacation for a couple of days or even a couple of weeks, it's better just not to water .mine survive all winter with none at all!!! Almost 6 months!!! Water these plants only when the soil completely dries out. Then water well and repeat the process of drying out between watering. If anything is left of the plant , cut away rot, dry for two weeks, then plant. But it sounds like it's too far. After 20 cuts sounds like it's gone too far. Best of luck! Sorry you lost this plant. Peace, Love, Plants!!!✌️💖🌵🍀🌻🌳🌱🌾🥀🌷🌴🌹🌸🪴💐😃👍