Badass video💯🔥🔥🔥 Unlike everyone else on here I don't need to exactly understand what your saying with words. You're showing us the cutting down process plain and simple. Much appreciated forsure 🙌🏼😁
In my understanding... he cut the roots because the brown roots can’t absorb any water (expired roots). If you don’t cut them cactus will die slowly. By cutting roots, the cactus will has new roots to absorb water.
Questions for all the experts in the comments saying "WHY CUT THE ROOTS WRONG!!' : How are your meters and meters of mature lophs going? Do you live in a tropical climate like this person? Would you like to learn something today?
I’m sorry i don’t understand what are you saying on this video. But i want to ask about, do you throw away the bottom part of that lophopora? And why you cut it like that? My pleasure if you answer my question 🙏
@@FourRibsChannel (again with better word) he degrafting remaining of vascular bundle from the base before its die (and its could took plant to go down with it) (plant already got it own roots)
100%, คุณ Nivas Assumpinpong is one of the countries most well know growers, with a reputation for some of the finest cultivars in Thailand. All those guys (and girls actually) have a huge amount to do with Japan both as a source of plants and for their grow techniques.
@@OffGridInvestoractually they are as common as hotcakes if you know how to use the internet and just because somebody posted in English doesn't mean they're from the US
Wow Soy de México La cactácea es procedente de aquí, esta en peligro de extinción debido a que la gente la saquea y se la lleva Pero me sorprende y alegra hasta cierto punto el echo de que tu la reproduzcas muestres sus cuidados y la enorme colección que tienes Me alegra que te dediques a esto Y seria bueno poder compartir información con mi país para poder comenzar a reproducirla en cautiverio
en mexico los mismos huicholes la saquean y no la cuidan, lo bueno es wue ya tenemos japoneses alemanes y holandeses ctivandola en grandes cantidades para que se preserve.
That looked to me like a travesty. What an amazing specimen, must have been somewhere well over 40 years old. OK he cut off all the roots (which I wouldn't do) and then the adult-sized pups, but what was with cutting the main tuber of the parent plant? My understanding is that if you cut the tuber below the green part of the plant it can't regenerate any green on top and perhaps the top part of the plant will just dehydrate or rot. Is that right?
He will replant the root mass for it to grow another cactus then the top section will be rerooted along with the pups he removed. These cactus are tough and will regrow with proper care.
The goal of cutting the taproot is to encourage more fibrous root growth. This is common in tropic climates where large taproots are prone to rot. Fibrous roots suck up water easier and are less prone to rotting in humid climates. He left more than enough material to regrow.
i wonder why he cut so much of the tuber of the main plant. it's as if he is going to graft it. otherwise, what procedure will he use to re-establish the plant? will it ever become what it once was? looks like 20 years of growth.
@s je the person is simply curious as to what the purpose of cutting it is for. Not asking for a political plants rights movement u needa chill out and not speak cuz u r obviously ignorant, immature and uneducated as one can possibly come off as.
No se cual fue el motivo de cortar la raíz principal, pero me parece un gran error, varias décadas le tomo a esa planta llegar a ese tamaño para cortarle su raíz, posiblemente no muera pero detuviste su crecimiento por varios años más; para mi no había necesidad ni motivo para cortar un espécimen tan bello y de ese tamaño.
@@Cafelito En esos tipos de clima tropicales es preferible no tener la raiz principal muy grande por que es propenso a pudrirse, en esos climas es preferible las raizes fibrosas pro lo cual cortando la raiz principal alienta a que crescan las fibrosas
@@DanB1987 And i think he was telling there was something wrong in that root at the end of this film. There is that gray ring middle of that cutted piece. I think there was happening normal death of motherplant but now it will live longer with new root.
That guy knows exactly what he is doing, he is one of the most well known growers in Thailand with probably the most valuable fricii cultivar collection in the country.
Oh man, I wish this had English subtitles!
your video is excellent! Could you make a version with subtitles in english? Thank you!
I like when he said "quing pang dong".
Badass video💯🔥🔥🔥 Unlike everyone else on here I don't need to exactly understand what your saying with words. You're showing us the cutting down process plain and simple. Much appreciated forsure 🙌🏼😁
Thanks..I was hoping for some common sense in the comment section 😄
In my understanding... he cut the roots because the brown roots can’t absorb any water (expired roots). If you don’t cut them cactus will die slowly. By cutting roots, the cactus will has new roots to absorb water.
You are right! that's exactly what he said :D
he removing it from old grafting stock
How can you tell expired roots from healthy roots?
@@robmaxwell9734 its turning brown and dry
@@Rajbangsa Do you know what grafting stock he may have used? Thanks!
Questions for all the experts in the comments saying "WHY CUT THE ROOTS WRONG!!' : How are your meters and meters of mature lophs going? Do you live in a tropical climate like this person? Would you like to learn something today?
You have to cut the roots so it seals up properly? The cuts all around the edge would rot inward?
having all check marks and more, this is so WRONG, you are a deluded noob
I wish I could have these they are beautiful!!!!
ตัดอย่างโหด เห็นแล้วใจหายวาบเลย 😂
Old video but definitely would be interested in English subs too. Great plant and it looks to be in great hands!
He was dividing and propagating this plant to make more plants and by slicing and dicing so to speak that’s how you do it..
What is your soil mix if you don't mind sharing 🙏🏻 akadama and perlite?
can any tell me if he said it is a L. koehresii? it's huge, L. koehresii is usually small.
Yes he said koehresii
I’m sorry i don’t understand what are you saying on this video. But i want to ask about, do you throw away the bottom part of that lophopora? And why you cut it like that? My pleasure if you answer my question 🙏
he removing it from old grafting stock (base) and this old grafting stock root's starting to look bad so he cut it off
@@Rajbangsa oh. i don't realize that is a grafted. thankyou so much for your help :)
@@FourRibsChannel (again with better word) he degrafting remaining of vascular bundle from the base before its die (and its could took plant to go down with it) (plant already got it own roots)
he's a playboy alright
Gracias estube buscando un video asi en español y nunca había encontre ya que quiero hacer este mismo procedimiento
No entiendo porque ellos tienen las riquesas de cataseas de mexico y america latina
Que interessante o substrato bem solto e seco e uma tosera muito cheia. ....
สวัสดีครับพี่ ผมชอบตอนพี่ลุกขึ้นยืน แล้วมีชงัก หันซ้ายหันขวา แล้วพูดว่า มีอยู่ใหน 5555
I wish this was in English or Spanish!!!
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Yo toy aca por Chancho en piedra hermanito xd
It is very obvious he knows very well what he is doing, and he is doing it because his elders showed him what to do !
Is it?
100%, คุณ Nivas Assumpinpong is one of the countries most well know growers, with a reputation for some of the finest cultivars in Thailand. All those guys (and girls actually) have a huge amount to do with Japan both as a source of plants and for their grow techniques.
100%
Thank you.
awesome video! how old is that lophophora? thanks for sharing!
The babies he left on there are probably 2 to 3 years old. A lophophora the size of a half doller is a bout 3 to 4 years old
The ones he cut off or probably 7 to 10 years old maybe older
Great video wish there were subtitles
I’d be anxious as hell doing that to one of mine too scared I’d kill it
It's not the williamsii variation is it? Anybody know why hes wearing a mask.
I don't know what any of that said but this guy cactuses!
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your in thailand? how can i contact you?
Nooo never cut the tuber root unless there's rot 🤦♂️
Love this cactus! Can I have one if these??? ☺️😍
Illegal in the USA and only took probably 40 years to grow it. They're not exactly as common as hotcakes
@@OffGridInvestoractually they are as common as hotcakes if you know how to use the internet and just because somebody posted in English doesn't mean they're from the US
Wow
Soy de México
La cactácea es procedente de aquí, esta en peligro de extinción debido a que la gente la saquea y se la lleva
Pero me sorprende y alegra hasta cierto punto el echo de que tu la reproduzcas muestres sus cuidados y la enorme colección que tienes
Me alegra que te dediques a esto
Y seria bueno poder compartir información con mi país para poder comenzar a reproducirla en cautiverio
También el peyote es originario de La República de Texas.
@@lclogisticcanosanchez4739 republica jajajja
en mexico los mismos huicholes la saquean y no la
cuidan, lo bueno es wue ya tenemos japoneses alemanes y holandeses ctivandola en grandes cantidades para que se preserve.
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ฝรั่งเยอะจัง สงสัยอยากกินกันมั้งครับ 555 ผมก็อยากลองกินนะ
ต้องนำไปผ่านกระบวนการต้มก่อนครับ ถ้ากินสดๆเลยไม่มีอาการ ลองเสริชหาในยูทูป Mescaline
อีกอย่างพวกนี้เป็นสาย psychedelic ก่อนจะใช้แนะนำว่าให้ศึกษาให้ดีก่อนครับ เพราะอาการมันสุดจริงๆ บางคนแยกแยะไม่ออกอันไหนจริงอันไหนหลอน🤣 ถ้ามีคนที่มีประสบการณ์คอยแนะนำจะปลอดภัยกว่าครับ เพราะพวกนี้ไม่เหมือนกัญชา
How old is that 100 years?
ถ้าเป็นหัวสมองทำได้ไหมคะ น้องมีแกนตออยู่
Maimai .T คือก็ตัดลง เอาแกนตอออกให้หมดครับ
I wish I have them make me a shake
How old is the lophophora?
I can only guess but it is around 40-60 years old. Don't know why anyone would take a beautiful specimen apart...
I dont eat my Friends...
@Albert II. Duke of Austria when grafted onto a root stock they will grow 8 to10x faster
@@SkullDivisioN564just my lovers
Прошу прощения, немного не разобрал вашу речь. Вы наверное что то о кактусе говорили?
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Looks like he is cutting pineapples
That looked to me like a travesty. What an amazing specimen, must have been somewhere well over 40 years old.
OK he cut off all the roots (which I wouldn't do) and then the adult-sized pups, but what was with cutting the main tuber of the parent plant? My understanding is that if you cut the tuber below the green part of the plant it can't regenerate any green on top and perhaps the top part of the plant will just dehydrate or rot.
Is that right?
We had the same toughts
He will replant the root mass for it to grow another cactus then the top section will be rerooted along with the pups he removed. These cactus are tough and will regrow with proper care.
The goal of cutting the taproot is to encourage more fibrous root growth. This is common in tropic climates where large taproots are prone to rot. Fibrous roots suck up water easier and are less prone to rotting in humid climates. He left more than enough material to regrow.
@@utnapishtim1039 That makes a whole lot of sense now, thank you!
he removing it from old grafting stock (base) and this old grafting stock root's starting to look bad so he cut it off
Why is ue cutting the roots off?
A new button will grow from the roots and new roots will grow from the button
cut off from rootstock
@s je he asked a simple question I assume because it seems unintuitive to cut the roots off of a plant. So why don't you just relax you silly fuck
i wonder why he cut so much of the tuber of the main plant. it's as if he is going to graft it. otherwise, what procedure will he use to re-establish the plant? will it ever become what it once was? looks like 20 years of growth.
@s je the person is simply curious as to what the purpose of cutting it is for. Not asking for a political plants rights movement u needa chill out and not speak cuz u r obviously ignorant, immature and uneducated as one can possibly come off as.
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Não morre cortando as raízes
Regálame uno carnal
Hello, can you try to use subtitles in your video please
We dont undestand your languaje
Are you selling
No se cual fue el motivo de cortar la raíz principal, pero me parece un gran error, varias décadas le tomo a esa planta llegar a ese tamaño para cortarle su raíz, posiblemente no muera pero detuviste su crecimiento por varios años más; para mi no había necesidad ni motivo para cortar un espécimen tan bello y de ese tamaño.
Bro.. Tu crees que no sabe lo que esta haciendo 😂 🙄
Cuando callas y observas, aprendes..
Yo tampoco veo la necesidad, tardará meses en cicatrizar y enraizar, incluso con métodos intensivos
@@Cafelito En esos tipos de clima tropicales es preferible no tener la raiz principal muy grande por que es propenso a pudrirse, en esos climas es preferible las raizes fibrosas pro lo cual cortando la raiz principal alienta a que crescan las fibrosas
Lo chistoso es que le quieras venir a decir cómo hacer su trabajo a uno de los más reconocidos cultivadores de lopho fricci en Tailandia 🤣🤣
Why is he wearing a mask?
COVID-19 JK! planting substrate dusk is not good for your health
Dat Rona bruh..
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มันมีรากของมันเองหรือมันเป็นกราฟต์บ้างไหม?
Erick Daniel C.A งง??? ลองเรียงประโยคใหม่ได้มั้ย แปลไทยเป็นไทย
That's dead wrong, and those cacti are all dead now.
Doubt it. They will be fine
No se te entiende nada
Do you know this species in endangered and should be left alone
This plant is clearly seed grown in captivity, not a habitat plant.
He shouldn’t have cut the roots , he just killed that cactus. What a shame 😢
Well, not really cutting the roots won't kill it, because they can regrow roots
Doubt it.
Depending on where u are it should be fine.. They grow from a piece thrown in dirt..
@@DanB1987 And i think he was telling there was something wrong in that root at the end of this film. There is that gray ring middle of that cutted piece. I think there was happening normal death of motherplant but now it will live longer with new root.
That guy knows exactly what he is doing, he is one of the most well known growers in Thailand with probably the most valuable fricii cultivar collection in the country.