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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มี.ค. 2020
- Hi everyone & welcome back!
**NOTE REGARDING VOLUME**
I have had numerous requests in the past to increase the volume in my videos.
The dialogue portion of this video has very loud volume, I would suggest turning it down and increasing to suit.
This video is by far the most requested topic of all time.
I do hope that it lives up to your expectations.
In the video I go over some of the background and technical information regarding de-grafting cactus from pereskiopsis.
As with anything cactus related there will be different opinions on how to do certain things, this video is about the method that I use and have done so for a number of years now.
Part 2 of this series will show the actual de grafting process in full detail. Part 3 will be the setting of my degrafted scions for rooting.
The series will conclude later in the year with the final results.
I would recommend watching each part as there will be information, tips & tricks on how to degraft properly and what to look for at the various stages.
I hope you find the video useful.
Thank-you for watching and of course ...... Happy Gardening!
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Always impressed with your collection friend.
Good to have you back - I enjoy your enthusiasm and clear and calm methods of describing care and propagation of cacti. Wishing you the very best in these strange days.
Thank you very much David.
Hope you and your loved ones are keeping safe and well during these times. Happy Gardening!
Welcome back, great video, will be very helpful. Stay safe and well and happy growing 👍🏻🌵☀️
Thanks so much!
Hope you & your loved ones are safe and well during these times.
Happy Gardening!
I am so happy to see you are back :-D and this is a FANTASTIC video and very much needed
Thank you so much!
Hope you and your loved ones are keeping safe & well during these times.
Happy Gardening from Australia to the Emerald Isle!
Well it’s about damn time!!! 🤣 Welcome back by the way man, really building up the suspense in this series...
ha ha thanks Todd!
Don't worry I won't leave you all hangin too long I promise!
Happy Gardening!
I have been waiting for this! 👍🏼 Welcome back.
Thank-you!
Happy Gardening!
WELCOME BACK!!! 🌵❤
Thanks Collin!
Happy Gardening!
Awesome video! Man your astrophytum and ariocarpus collection is epic. Some gorgeous specimens!
Thanks mate!
Very good vedio sir . I am loking for it .
Thank you for sharing so glad to come across your channel
Wish you well for whatever you’re going through!! We are all rooting for you 🌵🌵❤️
Can’t wait for part 2
Part 2 won't be too far away.... Happy Gardening!
Glad you're back! I'm jealous, my pereskiopsis stopped growing like a year and a half ago and it's done nothing since ;(
If you're active on the cactus FB groups(especially the tricho/lopho/ario ones)...I can guarantee you that you can find plenty of people willing to hook you up with some pereskiopsis cuttings(although I recommend selenicereus). You prob wouldn't even have to pay. Heck, I'd send you some pere for free(as long as you're not in AU), just cover the shipping cost bc.... I'm poor 😣.
Glad you're back!
So happy you’re back! 🥰 awesome video. Excited for part 2! 😍
It is good to be back.... Part 2 will be coming out soon!
Happy Gardening!
Thanks man! Now for part 2...
Terrible advice video sounds amazing haha we will all be waiting here for you whenever you are able to return! Love the info and experience you have and can share.
Thank you! Happy Gardening!
Awesome ...perfect timing...I’ve been waiting for this one 🤘🏻
Glad you enjoyed the video - Part 2 is coming out soon!
Happy Gardening!
Great to see you back. Thanks, as always for a super-informative video. (I could have done with it last autumn when I lost a grafted Astro, but hey, ho)
Thanks Carol, sorry the video's werent available earlier .... Take care and of course.... Happy Gardening!
Need to get it out!
Great, thanks!
Oh I really hope you get to release the part 2 video. ... one day
Part 2 is out now and part 3 is on it's way!
Happy Gardening!
@@87walker I'm subscribed so I already saw it. Finally somebody showed that degrafting in detail on real examples! Amazing video!
Lo más hermoso!!!🌵💓😍
Me alegro que estés de vuelta=)
1:24 , how many years does it take for a cactus Astrophytum that big?
Still waiting for that bad internet advice video :)
Hi Walker beautiful grow, recently started some grafts on perikopsis what do you feed your grafts whit? ❤
A general purpose fertiliser is fine, that is all I used for years.
Right now I am using a commercial powder that is lower in nitrogen.
To find something similar just look for a fertiliser that is designed for flowers and/or fruit.
How about using a drill to remove the core?
Hi ,, just wondering how long does a cactus graft take to heal up before you can take off the elastic bands of?,,, as I swap grafted a column cactus with a ball cactus that through growth got fine white spines and the column cactus is dark green with fine ridged spines,, but don't know the name of both plants ,, I grafted years back,, decided to graft again, can't remember how long it takes. THANK YOU .🌵🪴
7-10 days is my standard time frame.
Pereskiopsis grafts do not need pressure but other types of grafts do.
Happy Gardening!
@@87walker Thankyou for getting bk to me , but there are white spots around the grafted cactus one seems OK the other of the same graft has white spots around the cut section,,,a d don't know what that is , I'm not sure of the names of these cacti,,, as it was got some time ago from a garden center,,, and they were unsure of the name too,,, of both if the cacti grafted,, if you have any idea of what the white spots are please let me know thankyou again for your reply.🌵
What's that at 6:08? Neoporteria?
Walker, its embedded too far. The paraschiopsis is dead wood. We're both bleeding. 😭
Hi, thanks for the vid. Been watching for the last couple of days since finding your vids. Hard to find an Aussie TH-camr with a cacti channel.
Is there any advantage to using Pereskiopsis over something like a pachanoi or bridgesii for the grafting stock?
Hey,
Peres is by far the fastest grafting stock for seedlings, it will also take very young seedlings with an excellent success rate.
I often graft seedlings that are just a few days old and still have their seed cap attached!
I no longer use pach for grafting anything as I do not believe it performs nearly as well as other options (video coming out about this later in the year)
Bridgesii is more of an ornamental cactus in my opion but no reason it wouldn't work for grafting.
Thanks for watching & Happy Gardening!
@@87walker Thanks for the reply.
Planning to do some grafting with both bridgesii and Peri but I'm also hoping to learn how to aerole or slab graft properly onto Peri as I have a variegated peruvianus and CSD that I want to clone.
Will be doing it indoors during winter
14:59 of talking about why he does it a certain way. 0:00 of actually showing how he does it.
Way to go man. Where would we be without people like you who complain about the content of a YT video that you have absolutely no obligation to watch?
You're a true hero.
Totally agree, loves the sound of his own voice. I was here to actually see it done. Now have to wait for video 2.
The purpose of an introduction video is to outline the process and highlight the steps that will be taken.
Simply filming taking to a cactus with a scalpel would leave many people with more questions than answers.
The video features stylised images of the method that I use which are clearer and easier to understand.
I do need to make considerations when producing a video that there are varying degrees of knowledge amongst my viewers.
But I will save you the hassle of watching the next video and just tell you how to degratf here....
Cut the pereskiopsis out of the scion.
Good luck and Happy Gardening!
At least call it part 1 of however many. I love your how to videos and that is what I was expecting.
A useful and constructive suggestion. I have amended the video title as I agree there could be more clarity around the content. Part 2 will be out in the next week or two and will be 100% practical demonstrations across a number of different de-grafting scenarios.
Stay tuned!
Reverse grafts are a waste of time??!! How about *not* using the bottom of a scion to make a second graft(when possible) is a waste of cacti?... especially when grafting rare and endangered species like lophophora, ariocarpus etc. I've had great success w/ reverse grafts.
Anyway, I'm still a fan of your videos. Your collection is still beautiful. I gotta recommend using selenicereus for pere-size grafts tho. There are no glochids, it's easier to graft to, the scion can stay on for significantly longer(if not indefinitely), you can easily graft a scion to an unrooted cut of selen, and selenicereus is just as easy and quick to propagate as pereskiopsis.
Thanks for another great video. I'm glad that people like you are willing to make these types of vids... it helps get(and keep) other people interested in cacti.
Have a good one.
Oh...I forget if you've mentioned this before, but do you pollinate your cacti to increase the number of seeds you can reap from your collection? And, on that note, do you keep/store/sell etc those seeds to help others get access to quality genetics? If not, you may want to consider it... you can either give them away in a sort of "contest" on your YT channel(or FB maybe) which would help get you more followers and help others, especially cacti newbies, become interested in growing from seed. Plus there can never be too many seed sellers/distributers out there who provide seeds from very cool cacti... especially someone reliable like you. There are too many people/companies that sell old seeds w/ low germination rates and/or seeds that are mislabeled. I can't even count the number of times I've heard a cacti enthusiast(usually a newb) complain about how they ordered seeds for X cactus but when they germinated they turned out to not even be a succulent.
Sry for the novel I just wrote... self-quarantine is boring.
Hi James,
I mostly graft seedlings that are often just a few days to a few weeks old maximum. At this size it is essentialy impossible to get 2 scions from a seedling. Larger plants can be top and tailed as there will be areoles on the bottom portion, I still do not do reverse grafts as I prefer to maximise the "neck" which makes degrafting easier. There are methods I use if maxmium propogation is the end goal and I may make a video on this in the future, these methods will out-perform reverse grafts.
At this stage I sow all the seed my plants produce, maybe one day in the future I will sell/gift seed but I am not happy with the stability of genetics at this stage. Happy Gardening!
@@87walker thanks for the reply 🙂.