Thanks Lyn. You should also make an update on your Mammilaria collection. You have some really old and stunning specimens. I would love to hear you talk about them.
Ang gaganda talaga ng mga cactus🌵collection mo Anna. Parang lahat ng lugar kung saan sila tumutubo parang nasa iisang lugar lang: sa bahay mo hehe. Para syang museum of different types of cacti. Sanaol
Awesome video of your Mammillaria collection, Ana. Love the ones with the larger flowers, especially senilis. Hopefully the one you sent me blooms next year 😁 Thank you for sharing with us as always, Ana. Have a wonderful day and week from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜☕️
Thank you for this video, very beautiful. There are so many varieties that it's impossible to have them all. Therefore I limited my collection to "furry" Mammillarias, and it already takes two shelves! Have a great time.
@@CactusCaffeine hi! My plants are mostly doing well. My ric rack cactus has tons of buds forming! I have never had deer try to eat my cacti but they are all close to the house and I haven’t seen deer come that close here. There is so much good forage nearby that they probably don’t need too
Love the bloom of your Mammillaria schumannii. I'm going to show it to my M. schumannii (she only flowers max of 4) so she knows what her goals are in the coming years. 😅
Mammilarias are fast becoming my favorite cactus. I have only been collecting for a short while so my collection is much smaller. We live in a similar climate, I am in California in an inland hot valley. When do you stop watering your cacti for winter?
I have five Texas nipple cactus that I started from seed in 2018 . They are 3 1/2 inches tall and I’m getting at least five peppers ( seed pods a week ) I have replanted the first seeds they are slow growers and need to be in a moisture control container in the light sun/ shade. I live in southwestern Florida and the get the afternoon sun. They start out slow and you need to keep them in the light but not bake them. I probably have 300 seeds just from this year , at my age/ health I’ll never see any more grow to produce peppers. Love you channel , been growing cactus for 11 + years. I gave a neighbor one bud off a prickly pear plant and it’s now 6 ft x 6 ft x 2.5 thick , he passed she will have it taken out 😪😪. Nice collection. Thanks and have fun
I really like ALL of your videos, but especially those about propagation, troubleshooting, and this one on how to tell the different types. Thank you so much, Ana!
Mammillarias are great little cactus for seasoned collectors as well as beginners!!! Such a variety of plants!!! And always reliable bloomers!! Great video Ana, and beautiful plants!!! Thanks for sharing!!! From Morris Park in the Ozarks, out to Las Vegas, have a wonderful week ahead!!! Peace, Love, Plants!!!✌️💖🌵🌷🌳🌻🌴🌿🏵🌲😃👍
Mammilarias have blooms i liks and iv noticed that blooms in these varieties stay for quite fair long, right? And i like the intro 👍 tune..reminds me of my childhood everytime
i really admired how u toke care of ur plants,,how.i wish my.cactus will have a flowera too like urs miss ana...i am one of ur silent followers..from Baganga davao oriental philippines Godbless always
@@CactusCaffeine binablik blikan ko po tlagang panoorin lahat ng videos niyo po miss ana...i really love all ur cacti how i wish i can have it like urs,hanggang tinggin at pngarap nlng po muna...thank u ahout out po sa next vlog niyo po...😘😘😘
Mammillaria are lovely and you have beautiful ones! I learned too about some of them being able to regenerate from a tubercle when I was researching a few years ago on one of my Mammillaria I was trying to save for my Mum... luckily it had 3 heads lifting the end, that are still alive now which used to be a massive clump...in the end didn't need to use the tubercles 😄
I'm always pleasantly surprised by the variety of mamillaria that show up in stores around Vegas. Even those big pots from the box stores are a pretty decent deal. Although the I'd rather buy a bunch of small ones off the 3 dollar rack at star, lol
Most of my Mammilaria came from Star Nursery or Home Depot, too. They started out small and most of them did not have names. I had to wait till they flower before I could ID some of them. 😄
By the way, if you're not saving those pepper-looking mammilaria fruits for the seeds, you can eat them! They're completely safe to eat, and they taste very good. Depending on the species, the fruits are either very sweet, like a lollipop, or they are sour-sweet, like a Starburst candy. By the way, I've unfortunately lost a few mamillaria to rotting as well, specifically in the spring. From what I gather, if you water certain species too early in the spring, before they're completely out of dormancy, they'll rot. I lost a few early this year to rot due to me overwatering in early spring, I'll be more careful next year. I live in USDA zone 6. I keep all my cacti outside, when temperatures are above freezing. I keep them inside for winter. It think it was too much of a shock to them to be watered as soon as I started leaving them outside in early spring.
If you don't know the information you conveyed to ana... This information she discussed in her previous videos.. She knows better than us as she has lots of experience in growing cactii & from seeds to mature cactii 🌵... Don't convey such message that will break her heart ♥... Thank you
@@classyfoodtime1759 Are you saying it's wrong to eat the fruit? That makes no sense. A cactus will make hundreds of seeds a year. So, you can save some seeds, and eat the remaining fruit. Or do you also think that if someone grows a garden, it's wrong to eat any of the fruits or vegetables, if they plan to save a few seeds for next year's crop? By the way, the reason fruit tastes sweet, including cactus fruit, is to attract animals or insects. The animal eats the fruit, and spreads the seeds elsewhere. So, cactus fruit is meant to be eaten. It is completely natural to eat the fruit.
Thank you for this video. I have a Mammillaria, and it’s flowering. I'm not quite sure if the fruit will come after their flowers. All of them give fruit?
Hello I was wondering if some cacti seeds are brown, when I collected the seeds from my Mammillaria, the fruit was ripe and came right off, there were about 30+ seeds. Mammillaria Densispina. The seeds are not squishy, what’s your opinion? My question again is, do some cacti produce brown seeds?
It depends on the type of cactus. Rebutia blooms even at 2 years from seed. Some takes many years. Certain columnars need to be a certain height before they flower. I
Any idea on the lifespan of Mammillaria? I didn't have much luck looking it up. The reason I ask, I ordered some Euphorbia, and I read after that they have a lifespan of only 4 or 5 years. I'm new to cacti and succulents... my first year growing them.
Hi Anna...got a question for you. Ii have 2 parodia cacti in a pot together and one isn't doing too well...its not rotting. So should i remove it out of the pot and repot it ? I dont know whats going on with it... It bloomed in April and its outdoors right now.
Also.. How many years can a cactus live in a pot before its time to repot to a larger pot? Most of mine are small 4 and 6in pots...i also have 2 blue torch in 4 in pots. Help me out..its fall now and im not repotting till next year.
I have such a small garden I can't have many plants, so i love seeing all the cacti you have 🤩
That and they take so long to grow
WOW INCREDIBLE video of your STUNNING Mammillaria collection Ana :-D they are all absolute BEAUTIES
Thanks Lyn. You should also make an update on your Mammilaria collection. You have some really old and stunning specimens. I would love to hear you talk about them.
@@CactusCaffeine That would be fantastic, I will definitely plan on making an update on them XXXX
Ang gaganda talaga ng mga cactus🌵collection mo Anna. Parang lahat ng lugar kung saan sila tumutubo parang nasa iisang lugar lang: sa bahay mo hehe. Para syang museum of different types of cacti. Sanaol
Awesome video of your Mammillaria collection, Ana. Love the ones with the larger flowers, especially senilis. Hopefully the one you sent me blooms next year 😁 Thank you for sharing with us as always, Ana. Have a wonderful day and week from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜☕️
Very interesting video, Ana. Fantastic the plumosa "reborn" thanks to the tubercles! Well done! Thanks and greetings from Northern Italy 🌵🌸🌺🌻
Yes, that plumosa “reborn” surprised me. Never knew some cactus could still live even though the core is gone.
Opuntia collection next pls 🤩
Thank you for this video, very beautiful.
There are so many varieties that it's impossible to have them all. Therefore I limited my collection to "furry" Mammillarias, and it already takes two shelves!
Have a great time.
The shumannii flowers are beautiful. Now I want one !
I like your labeled slideshows. A real help in identifying my own. As well as see what I would like to have
Thanks Maria! Hope your plants are doing well in your big backyard. Off topic… do deers eat cactus in your yard?
@@CactusCaffeine hi! My plants are mostly doing well. My ric rack cactus has tons of buds forming! I have never had deer try to eat my cacti but they are all close to the house and I haven’t seen deer come that close here. There is so much good forage nearby that they probably don’t need too
Love the bloom of your Mammillaria schumannii. I'm going to show it to my M. schumannii (she only flowers max of 4) so she knows what her goals are in the coming years. 😅
Hello Anna you have a beautiful collection of cactus, thank you for sharing. The flowers 🌺 are big and love the color.❤
Hi Anna, loved your video, I didn't know about tubercles. Mamilarias are the most popular. Thanks
Thank you for taking time watch and leave a comment. ☺️🌵☕️
Mammilarias are fast becoming my favorite cactus. I have only been collecting for a short while so my collection is much smaller. We live in a similar climate, I am in California in an inland hot valley. When do you stop watering your cacti for winter?
Thank you for this video, it's very interesting and your plants are beautiful!
Good
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Very beautiful and attractive plants I liked the video a lot thank you my friend for sharing the video 🔔👉👍🌵🌵🌵🌵👍300
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Great video! I love Mammillarias. Your descriptions of the different types and the slideshow were very informative. Thank you!
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. 🙂☕️🌵
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing succulents lovely collection lovely
I have five Texas nipple cactus that I started from seed in 2018 . They are 3 1/2 inches tall and I’m getting at least five peppers ( seed pods a week ) I have replanted the first seeds they are slow growers and need to be in a moisture control container in the light sun/ shade. I live in southwestern Florida and the get the afternoon sun. They start out slow and you need to keep them in the light but not bake them.
I probably have 300 seeds just from this year , at my age/ health I’ll never see any more grow to produce peppers. Love you channel , been growing cactus for 11 + years. I gave a neighbor one bud off a prickly pear plant and it’s now 6 ft x 6 ft x 2.5 thick , he passed she will have it taken out 😪😪. Nice collection. Thanks and have fun
I love mammilarias. Nice collection!
Great video and information! I always love seeing the blooms on your cacti.
Thank you for sharing! The info was great and the flowers are beautiful!
I really like ALL of your videos, but especially those about propagation, troubleshooting, and this one on how to tell the different types. Thank you so much, Ana!
I’m glad. I hope they are useful to you. Thank you!
Mammillarias are great little cactus for seasoned collectors as well as beginners!!! Such a variety of plants!!! And always reliable bloomers!! Great video Ana, and beautiful plants!!! Thanks for sharing!!! From Morris Park in the Ozarks, out to Las Vegas, have a wonderful week ahead!!! Peace, Love, Plants!!!✌️💖🌵🌷🌳🌻🌴🌿🏵🌲😃👍
Tk you what Great video so much info! Tks for sharing
A very enjoyable vid, one of many types of cactus and succulents I need to learn about
And enjoy, thanks for the vid, Bill.
this was excellent. I love mams!
Very informative! I def need to add som more to my collection some day
Thank you good information,I can use.
Mam please next time video aloe vera plants please
Excellent video Ana 😎 Very interesting with the plumosa 🙂 🌵🌵🙂
ty anna. i learned a lot from this video!
Mammilarias have blooms i liks and iv noticed that blooms in these varieties stay for quite fair long, right?
And i like the intro 👍 tune..reminds me of my childhood everytime
i really admired how u toke care of ur plants,,how.i wish my.cactus will have a flowera too like urs miss ana...i am one of ur silent followers..from Baganga davao oriental philippines Godbless always
Salamat Daisy. I hope your cacti flower soon, too. Thank you for taking time to watch my videos. 🙂🌵☕️
@@CactusCaffeine binablik blikan ko po tlagang panoorin lahat ng videos niyo po miss ana...i really love all ur cacti how i wish i can have it like urs,hanggang tinggin at pngarap nlng po muna...thank u ahout out po sa next vlog niyo po...😘😘😘
You have an amazing mammillaria cactus collection Ana! Greetings from Flowers Zone Albania 🇦🇱
I am so excited to see this video! I moved to a state where I have lots of sun and I wanted to get some mammillaria! Ahahaha. 🎉❤
How wonderful😌🙌💞I enjoyed watching so much😊✨
You have so many seed pods.
Mammillaria are lovely and you have beautiful ones!
I learned too about some of them being able to regenerate from a tubercle when I was researching a few years ago on one of my Mammillaria I was trying to save for my Mum... luckily it had 3 heads lifting the end, that are still alive now which used to be a massive clump...in the end didn't need to use the tubercles 😄
Beautiful collection.
Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing!
Awesome video and collection =)
I'm always pleasantly surprised by the variety of mamillaria that show up in stores around Vegas. Even those big pots from the box stores are a pretty decent deal. Although the I'd rather buy a bunch of small ones off the 3 dollar rack at star, lol
Most of my Mammilaria came from Star Nursery or Home Depot, too. They started out small and most of them did not have names. I had to wait till they flower before I could ID some of them. 😄
@@CactusCaffeine it's crazy how many good ones they get. Luckily I can just id mine by watching your videos, lol.
Great sharing nd can I repot my cactus? My place 19/27 temperatures now
By the way, if you're not saving those pepper-looking mammilaria fruits for the seeds, you can eat them! They're completely safe to eat, and they taste very good. Depending on the species, the fruits are either very sweet, like a lollipop, or they are sour-sweet, like a Starburst candy. By the way, I've unfortunately lost a few mamillaria to rotting as well, specifically in the spring. From what I gather, if you water certain species too early in the spring, before they're completely out of dormancy, they'll rot. I lost a few early this year to rot due to me overwatering in early spring, I'll be more careful next year. I live in USDA zone 6. I keep all my cacti outside, when temperatures are above freezing. I keep them inside for winter. It think it was too much of a shock to them to be watered as soon as I started leaving them outside in early spring.
If you don't know the information you conveyed to ana... This information she discussed in her previous videos.. She knows better than us as she has lots of experience in growing cactii & from seeds to mature cactii 🌵... Don't convey such message that will break her heart ♥... Thank you
@@classyfoodtime1759 Are you saying it's wrong to eat the fruit? That makes no sense. A cactus will make hundreds of seeds a year. So, you can save some seeds, and eat the remaining fruit. Or do you also think that if someone grows a garden, it's wrong to eat any of the fruits or vegetables, if they plan to save a few seeds for next year's crop? By the way, the reason fruit tastes sweet, including cactus fruit, is to attract animals or insects. The animal eats the fruit, and spreads the seeds elsewhere. So, cactus fruit is meant to be eaten. It is completely natural to eat the fruit.
there are lots of mammillaria in México also
Thank you for this video.
I have a Mammillaria, and it’s flowering.
I'm not quite sure if the fruit will come after their flowers. All of them give fruit?
They will fruit only if the flowers were pollinated by bees or butterflies. 🙂
The one flower mine had curled inward and I can't find any info why
I got 10 of them lol.
And more in the near future 😁
Hello I was wondering if some cacti seeds are brown, when I collected the seeds from my Mammillaria, the fruit was ripe and came right off, there were about 30+ seeds. Mammillaria Densispina. The seeds are not squishy, what’s your opinion? My question again is, do some cacti produce brown seeds?
by the way i.have a question miss ana how did u know that ur cactus is already old and will going to bloom?thank.u..godbless always😘😘😘
It depends on the type of cactus. Rebutia blooms even at 2 years from seed. Some takes many years. Certain columnars need to be a certain height before they flower. I
😊👍💜🌵🌵🌵
I have 3 different types is mammillaria cacti
..old lady..clumpy one and the small ball one. Haven't bloomed yet.
Any idea on the lifespan of Mammillaria? I didn't have much luck looking it up. The reason I ask, I ordered some Euphorbia, and I read after that they have a lifespan of only 4 or 5 years. I'm new to cacti and succulents... my first year growing them.
Bout 50 years
Hi Anna...got a question for you. Ii have 2 parodia cacti in a pot together and one isn't doing too well...its not rotting. So should i remove it out of the pot and repot it ? I dont know whats going on with it... It bloomed in April and its outdoors right now.
Also.. How many years can a cactus live in a pot before its time to repot to a larger pot? Most of mine are small 4 and 6in pots...i also have 2 blue torch in 4 in pots. Help me out..its fall now and im not repotting till next year.
I figured it out Anna!! Thank you for these videos!!!
water fall video?
I have 2 that look like the goldish one in lower left corner at 552
Anna I have something to send you . A wishlist plant! I left my contact info with Lyn K. I don't know how to message through TH-cam
My email address is cactuscaffeine@gmail.com
Can you eat the little red fruit that looks like a small chile? We use to go out and find some in the wild in mexico and eat them
Really very excellent very informative video.
❤ From Lahore Pakistan
But what are the two laying-down ones? I was waiting to find that out 😥
Mammallaria , so hard to identify absolutely! Thankyou , great video.
Thanks for watching!