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Port-A-Johns, Endangered Milkweeds, & Blackbrush Thunderstorms
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2024
- Asclepias prostrata
Astrophytum asterias
Echinocereus poselgeri
Croton humilis
Little Mesquite Cicada
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I feel you Joey, I stopped a bit of destruction in my hood but it feels like a losing battle. Finally got several clumps of A tuberosa and seeing self seeding but no damn caterpillar action. Just 4 years ago I had lots of them. Just bad maintenance practice everywhere, seriously disappointing. Thanks for getting out there, maybe more people will give a shit.
Keep up the great work, if enough of us keep planting milkweed they might have a chance.
This video is interesting because the very first video of yours I saw was "Gradin' the roads real nice" 3-4 years ago about how unnecessary road grading destroyed a population of Asclepias prostrata, now in 2024 after binge watching for years the same video pops up... proof that history repeats itself and humans probably will never change.
My county is about to wipe out countless endangered species with “drainage maintenance” 😢
First video I ever saw was of Joey yelling at a type of cucumber in a college greenhouse somewhere, and then showing other plants in the greenhouse. I was so captivated by what he was botanically saying ( and how it was delivered) I immediately subscribed. Still the very best learning channel for hardcore botanical information and awesome flower closeups. Truly highlights the fantastic world of botany (and geology), so grateful for his generosity filming and sharing it all. 🤗🌿💚
we will change when we go extinct from ignoring the reality of climate change
Tony come to my goose-farm next you are near Detroit; we’ll botanize my roadsides filled with endangered species and the old cemeteries filled with the remnants of Oak Openings species. I’ll show you how I haven’t mowed my acreage in 3 years and the transformation using birds to manage it have returned it to 1800’s conditions. ❤
Then ya can come up to Alpena and we'll head to Thompson's harbor for orchids, carnivorous plants, dwarf lake iris and fringed gentian.
Texas "Ferst of all we'll uh will uh save em', then uh um herbicide and grade it aw shucks its done killed em' all, well go ahead..." with are super highway, strip mall, chemical plant, etc. This has probably been done at least a million times in TX.
You took a lot of spines/glochids for that prickly pear bite lol
Counter argument: pocket blowtorch!!
Milkweed is the best smelling flower. I love to open my windows when they are in bloom.
Swamp rose milkweed smells like vanilla chai tea
This is the first video you have made that has caused me to straight up shut it off and have to come back to it days later. The grass choking the "protected" plants is too perfect of a metaphor of how much we are screwed going forward, sigh.
Muy interesante video las plantas, los cactus, las aves muchísimas gracias.
My mind was blown when I learned how many cicada species there were, tons here in the Sonoran desert
glad I'm not the only one carrying on with my local cicadas
Such a cool milkweed! I've never seen that before.
Thunderstorms and petrichor. 👍🏼😎
The weight of despair I felt when the nearby field of purple clover and tall grasses got mowed and herbicide'd down to "lawn level" for no reason... I'm sure seeing these sites destroyed must be incomparable. I don't know how you cope so well!
I’m growing E. poselgeri from seed thanks to your videos. Fascinating species.
Damn. I wish I could take a plant walk with you in Michigan sometime.
That wasn't thunder near the end of the video. That's the sound an ERCOT tower makes when it fails.
You should check out the lake wales ridge in central Fl sometime. It has some unique species, and a sandy dry looking environment.
I think I remember you being there a year ago. You posted a wonderful video of it.
When you "kissed" the cacti It was a special moment
Should have a million followers! Nothing beats education that’s also really fkn funny
Awesome uplaod, as always!! Thank you!!
~ Im going to watch this one a few more times, because I learn something new each viewing of these!!
I think we need a deep dive into the Asclepiadoideae family at some point... please!
Sulfur-scented seedlings, nice.
I'm growing a couple of milkweed cultivars, and am becoming more aware of plants good for pollinator gardens.
Thanks for conserving plants in construction areas!
At 9:30, Ancistrocactus scheeri…What a beautiful cactus, the arrangement of those spines is amazing, have to go look that one up! Enjoyed this video, nice 💚
The color on those beans, thats nice!
your vulgarity is so refreshing i love this channel somuch
I live for your uploads
Nice low grower. Not seen it.
We have plenty of A. tuberosa, and I found a few A. amplexicaulis with chartreuse flowers on my property in E TN.
Fascinating plants.
I'm from Laredo, and I never really had the eyes to notice how cool the scrub brush really is. Thank you for helping me to see.
….with an orange flag on it of course. Lol I love that. I hadn’t thought of that part before
I'm a big fan of stigmatic slits!
Lots of ants on that flowering milkweed.
Here in Italy, people have been taking care of nature for thousands of years - a lot of the population loves having a little garden and cultivate their own heirloom vegetables. On the borders with nature, a lot of biodiversity is thriving. Ophrys, the most exciting plant genus in the world, has thrived immensely the last few thousand years especially because of human involvement.
The problems is not humanity, it's something inhabiting us, a modern culture that is so degenerate that all what matters is the self.
The concept of 'self' has always been a major driver in people. In the past, self was part of a community and part of the greater whole. You derived self from that community and helping others to maintain you place in that community. That's all gone now. We now have the Tiktok generation - hours upon hours watching cats burp. Values have shifted. Self no longer needs to be an extension of the overall community well-being. Very good point you brought up here.
community is no longer seen as a higher state of being, it is used as a way to further your own selfish goals
Well said! Yes, it is certain cultures or attitudes that don't appreciate or live in harmony with nature.
It's especially difficult these days with our reliance on petrol for transportation and rare earth minerals for our tech. We must do better. 🍀
@ourladyofguadalupebotanica6732 thank you, I completely agree, a rotten world.
Whatcha expect without selection... pure degeneration. Value has to be grown to be maintained.
@@erinmac4750 ai vibes from this comment...
That erythrostemon species is so similar to Pomaria jamesii!!
Your videos encouraged me to go outside one time to look for cool plants.. but I'll be honest it's hot AF n I'm a sweater, so I quickly got my back inside to watch more of your videos. Be safe out there bro.
Also… can I get some seeds?
16:12 I wasn't paying 100% attention here and thought you said fartochemistry.
Ha, force your seeds and cuttings on everyone, huh where did that come from...but's pretty cool.
It's sad that they protected some specimens to death, and neglected others to actual success. There's a definite lesson in there somewhere, but i doubt the people that need to learn it will.
I've spent more hours than I care to count, weeding invasive grasses in Australia, long and mentally draining job
The title made me think there was a plant species called "Port-A-Johns".
the milk weed flowers look a bit stressed from the environment
Shame on TX.
This video needs to be made public so people can see this piss poor conservation work.
Lol it’s Texas bro. Redhats don’t care, turn it all into liquor stores and mega churches.
We drive down the road. Stop at the new store. Spring time threres flowers. Other wise its work and shut up. Dude just plant rants.....
@@benhendricks9728Do have any of the botanical knowledge this guy has? Those flowers you talk about could mean anything
I'll go out on a limb and say the construction crew knows diddly about plants or conservation, but I bet they'd get a kick out of this channel. If you know anyone in the field, share.....😸
I was at a Renaissance fair. A young lady dropped her iphone in a porta-jon, she dove in went waist deep she was half blue half white but full filthy... Isnt everything saved on a cloud? I dont understand people sometimes - well alot of times
No, everything isn't on a cloud. But there are other ways to protect phones and data.
Jenkem, humans greating creation
Omg, please give a spider warning in future
“Here comes some closeups of a big cute fuzzy f ing spider…” 🤣 nice
plant some rebar. Put a flag on it
00:16:10 Desmanthus illinoensis seedlings smell kind of like chicken soup, oddly enough. Perhaps it's do to tryptophan chemistry. It definitely did not prevent the seedlings from getting eaten my rodents - in fact the rodents seemed to like the taste, kind of like with sunflowers.
Ohio has these legit island oasis off ramps not every one but some of them are really detailed and have pollinator signage there a lot of farm land and abandonded reclaimed land you jist buy specific parcels in specific locations and hope if you build it right yoi basically get 10 million whatever you want because of how prosperous it once was and it all gets turned back to the land anyway so then you leave it go the way you like it and thats the steward part
Let's not misgender the spider but biologically speaking that is a male. You can tell by the emboli and the fact that you found then crossing the road and not inna hole
when was this video taken? we have questions
Great f!1king compilation
Its a boy tarantula
15:05
Archive your videos, soon it will all be gone.