Відео

Saguaro is not an English word, the g is h/y/silent

3:30 “poquito comeson” means “ a little itchiness” nothing to do with eating.

I’m in central Florida, and I just bought this plant. I hope it will do ok here. I’m planning to keep it in a dry sunny area

I just bought an agave, but I am not confident it is guiengola.

I love the way the rosemary fits in with the succulents, but i have had such difficulty growing that herb.

Do you have succulent Pelargoniums?

I was trying to find a video on how to replant a bulbin (i hope im using the right terminology lol) cause i didnt want to harm it but im glad i can just stick it in dirt and wait! Im so exited :)

thank you, that was very informative, especially the part about allergies towards latex in the aloe vera plant. QUESTION: If I put the gel in water, and it goes yellow - can I just throw the water away and will that remove the latex and make it safe to eat?

You should see my pathetic little tangerine aloe (Aloe Arborescens cross bred with Cape Aloe). My Maculata's are enormous and flowering and my regular Arborescens are 6+ years old and doing fantastic, but OMG I'm jealous of these beautiful Cape Aloes!!! I'm wondering how long those have been growing in that spot?! I've never seen such mature Cape Aloe, I'm certain it has to do with the fact that I'm in southern Virginia. I would give a pinky finger to have one of those! 😆

We had this problem with few that growing in the front yard last year. We were going to try and treat it last week the javelina family showed up and ate them down the ground. They didn't seem to mind that white stuff ate that also. I have no idea how they are able to chew up the spines without poking their mouth. We live in Phoenix cactus just popup out of the ground here I saw a new one starting to grow in a different area. Not sure why the insect attacked those they are in direct sun all day it seemed to have happen in the winter time.

I love the idea of using succulents to create the bonsai look!

How does the water drain so the roots don’t root

Thanks for this video, Debra. Now I know how to differentiate euphorbias and cacti.

Thanks for your time, nice video.

Just one word. WAUWIE.. !

Going to the website now! I left my glorious garden in San Diego a couple of years back and I am gradually getting cool stuff out to Virginia. Grow lights and winterizing makes it crazy difficult. Lovely video and glad to have found you both!

Thank you for the video. It was so fun and interesting to see there succulents. Looking forward to more.

Really loved this video!!!

I love the enthusiasm! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for this tour…incredible beautiful plants…love his euphorbias

What an absolutely amazing place. Thank you so much for sharing. We’ll have to go there soon.

So fun to see all the unusual succulents!

So Laura eubanks gets succulents from you?? Or I should say this guy

I believe 'fat bastard' was developed by Miles Andersen

Amazing!

Impressive place!! So many interesting succulents and cacti.

Beautiful!

What do you think? Is there a rarity that surprised you, or one you'd love to have? Tell us!

Did you know that many of my videos have corresponding pages on my site? They offer a quick way to grab info you need (and learn more). Go to this one's article and gallery of rarities, all labeled: debraleebaldwin.com/succulent-destinations/rare-succulents-botanic-wonders-nursery-al-klein/

absolutely stunning!

I repotted and trimmed the dry leafs. Will the closed flesh be ok? I won’t water til it calloused but I wanted to make sure it would be safe

Love your videos I've learned alot from watching them..

Such a beautiful garden omg!

don't touch the sap it has toxic crystals.

I love all of them, every element works together. As a graphic designer and a succulent collector/artist I can't not love all elements. This is all so true though some people are definitely drawn to specific succulents for one or more of these elements ❤️ Thank you Debra, very interesting!

What is the soil or non-soil maybe, that you're planting in?

Caudex shapes wow me! The bigger the better....

this is the sexiest voice ive ever heard by the way just saying, would be nice if you mixed some neem oil in that soapy water too , what do you think

I love how he broke it down to those categories and I can't wait to read the comments and opinions. Beauty is so subjective. My preference is always shape. The older cacti and euphorbia which are more irregular enthrall me. The plants with more corking and those scarred from living are what fascinate me most.

Very interesting observation and I will have to mull it over to decide what my preferences are, can’t say that I know right off the top of my head. I think pattern is one, color another. And how they work together. I like flowers but I don’t think I consider them as much.

I actually like the creative composition of all these elements when grouping plants together - the constrast of shapes with the judicious use of a splash of color and pattern to add interest and break up monotony.

I am definitely drawn to the unusual. I think it is s more holistic attraction for me meaning more than one quality in a plant. I don’t over think the reason for the appeal of one succulent over another. Just go with the feeling.

Colorful and uniquely shaped succulents always catch my eye.

If you like beefy cacti then you have a sickness for the thiccness.

I really like geometric patterns in plants and in everything. Congrats from Ecuador

Si es basura es mío. Why is she assuming that this man is going to take those off springs with him? How rude!

Great info but sack the cameraman

Could'''t understand what the judge said after "Oh no." help?

So fun to see all the variety of succulents, the pots were pretty amazing too! Thank you Debra

Have a question on ANYTHING to do with succulents? Go to debraleebaldwin.com and browse the menu or use the Search bar. My site is not monetized---no annoying pop-up ads. It's my gift to my followers and the culmination of my career as a horticulturist/photojournalist specializing in succulents. You'll find 100+ pages of tips and ideas; thousands of photos and must-know facts for specific varieties; curated design ideas for gardens, landscapes and containers; interviews with experts; seasonal info; and much more. Use the site as a research tool that also is entertaining---the same goal as my UA-cam channel. Q's welcome!