The Oreocereus celsianus has Been Planted! | The Most Cold Hardy Columnar Cactus on Earth

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  • čas přidán 7. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 5

  • @palmplanet
    @palmplanet Před rokem

    What a beautiful cactus! Looking great, thanks for sharing!

  • @verderandy9161
    @verderandy9161 Před rokem

    Good Morning, Just subscribed to your channel. Into cacti, succulents myself, zone 7B/8A here in Georgia. I know desert plants in a wet humid hot climate like Georgia right??? Actually some species do adapt if properly sighted. Some others will NEVER make it. Its a bit of an experiment for sure. Agaves (those species that are moisture tolerant) explode from the ample rains we get. Currently have three spiking, A. Americana, A. Chrysantha, and "Jaws" possibly., Hesperaloe Parviflora and Y. Rostrata is in full bloom now as well. Looking forward to following your adventures! All the best growing success! Randy/GA👍

  • @cincytropics
    @cincytropics Před rokem

    Very cool 😎

  • @texastropics
    @texastropics Před rokem +1

    I'll run out and send you one of those Hebes if it doesn't show. I might have to try that cactus too.

    • @southwesthardypalms
      @southwesthardypalms  Před rokem

      Looks like it finally came today! Thanks for offering that though man, I would have definitely taken you up on that! This species is a tad bit more sensitive to moisture than Trichocereus, but nothin a good mounding up can’t fix. I would definitely try one, it would pair with your mediterranean style in the front pretty nicely.