I get that it's relaxing to just hang out among plants in nature....I 💭 for many of us a big reason why we adore our indoor gardens is because it allows us to keep nature inside with us so we can have a little of that serenity & peace all the time😊🌵🌱🪴🏵️.
I live in Costa Rica and just bought a house. The previous owner was a cactus and succulent collector. She brought most of her pots with her but left me a fair selection plus all the cactii she had planted in the ground which were quite large and vigorous. I have always been an orchid lover so this collection required a real leap of faith for me. I have gradually become a devotee all the whole still learning. I think I have actually killed one with too much water but it might revive with some luck and resilience. Anyway, wanted to thank you for this vid' because my appreciation grew by leaps and bounds. An absolutely fascinating trip through a land I would have previously considered barren. I subscribed so hope to keep watching your videos and learning as I go. Much appreciated! (P. S. I wish cactii were not so deadly unforgiving. OUCH 😏)
Kathleen - thanks for the comment. I love that your getting “hooked” on cacti. They are a truly interesting plant family for sure as are orchids. Hopefully the one in your yard bounces back. They can be quite resilient indeed. Thanks for subscribing. Much appreciated.
@@CactusQuest 🤞I hope so too. I hate to lose a plant to my own ignorance especially one that has thrived for years. I fear it is hopeless. It is a mushy mess. But since some of its 'hijos' are still green I am thinking of planting them in a new pot and starting from scratch. Still, I feel guilty of cactus abuse. Bawaaaa 😕
I truly love Mexico and it’s beautiful culture and diverse flora are obviously enchanting truly sad to see anyone pillage and plunder Mother Earth. There’s a better way.
Just returned to NorCal from an epic 4000 mile road trip down the Baja peninsula and back. By far, the highlight for me were the Boojum trees. I could easily spend the rest of my life studying the biogeography and evolutionary biology of this amazing species!
Brilliant video. I live in the UK and chances are that I wouldn't make it to the places you show, so it's nice to follow people like you to enjoy the scenery and plants. I only got into cacti a bit over a year ago. So thanks for taking us with you
Never thought of the desert as being full of life, but I see it now. And there are so many different types of plants, too... I'm glad I came across your channel!
Thanks guys. I was afraid to click on the video. I had an unhealthy addiction to all these plants from 2002. Too many bugs in Florida and of course the humidity just soured my heart. What is still growing is huge and I've had them long enough to forget all their names. I'm good. Wonderful video though.
Great video, I really enjoyed it, just subscribed! I visited Baja California Sur for the first time this year and fell in love with the flora and landscape, so this video is perfect! Thanks for sharing this beautiful part of the world with us!
Oh my god that spot you said was your favorite with the Washingtonia and Brahea palms was so gorgeous 😍😍😍😍 And with those Boojums and pachycereus mixed in! Unreal! The density of plant species is insane!! Thank you for making this video! It was basically plant porn for people who love this stuff 😂😂😂😂
Wow! That was such a treat to see those awesome plants in their natural habitat. Those Boojums and Pachycormus were stunning - two of my all-time favorite plants! Thanks for sharing that with us. 😍🌵
When Dudleya Brittonii is stressed it's more likely to become Crested or bifurcated , so in a container or in rocks it can Crest and in open ground it's usually solitary.
Just found your channel and am so excited! We spend our winters in Baja California Sur and absolutely love the native flora. Am learning more everyday! Thank you for your content!
Awesome video, Hunter. Wow what a place, absolutely incredible plants. Would be my dream to visit there, maybe one day. Cheers for sharing another awesome quest with us 👍🏻🌵☀️🌼🏜
thank you for this! Used to do this; seems like another life now; all areas & all flora, fauna too. Now i can't and your channels is pure healing magic. Glad i found it finally. Subscribed a few days ago. PEACE! Blessed be Mother Earth!
Awesome as always brother!! that ecology is mind blowing🤯 we’ll get out for a quest soon man, in the mean time gonna catch up on all the vids while I recover lol!
Increible video. Gracias por mostrar todo lo que está muy alejado para algunos aqui en el sureste de Méx. . 17:00 en Oaxaca los conocemos como "Copales" es el árbol sagrado.
love this vid! how cool is that little canyon with palms? the green palm is Washingtonia and the gorgeous blue/silver palm is Brahea. Just amazing that you get this native mix of succulent plants and palms there.
I watched this video hoping you would come across the totem pole cactus 🌵 in the wild …. I’m a super fan of the obese, skinny, and spiralis TP. Maybe next time…
O my goodness.. saguaros, red barrel, and other cacti grows naturally in California. How I wish I could have those here in my small collections. Is it prohibited to collect those species of cacti in your state?
Hello from Arizona! Saguaros and many other succulents grow here too. Saguaros are protected by the state so it is illegal to take one from the wild. But you can get one from a nursery!
Great question - short answer, No it is not allowed. Illegal and heavily frowned upon. There are reputable nurseries who have been growing many of these plants from seed and they are available in cultivation. No need to pillage the earth.
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I get that it's relaxing to just hang out among plants in nature....I 💭 for many of us a big reason why we adore our indoor gardens is because it allows us to keep nature inside with us so we can have a little of that serenity & peace all the time😊🌵🌱🪴🏵️.
I live in Costa Rica and just bought a house. The previous owner was a cactus and succulent collector. She brought most of her pots with her but left me a fair selection plus all the cactii she had planted in the ground which were quite large and vigorous. I have always been an orchid lover so this collection required a real leap of faith for me. I have gradually become a devotee all the whole still learning. I think I have actually killed one with too much water but it might revive with some luck and resilience. Anyway, wanted to thank you for this vid' because my appreciation grew by leaps and bounds. An absolutely fascinating trip through a land I would have previously considered barren. I subscribed so hope to keep watching your videos and learning as I go. Much appreciated! (P. S. I wish cactii were not so deadly unforgiving. OUCH 😏)
Kathleen - thanks for the comment. I love that your getting “hooked” on cacti. They are a truly interesting plant family for sure as are orchids. Hopefully the one in your yard bounces back. They can be quite resilient indeed. Thanks for subscribing. Much appreciated.
@@CactusQuest 🤞I hope so too. I hate to lose a plant to my own ignorance especially one that has thrived for years. I fear it is hopeless. It is a mushy mess. But since some of its 'hijos' are still green I am thinking of planting them in a new pot and starting from scratch. Still, I feel guilty of cactus abuse. Bawaaaa 😕
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"Time is the only real currency." Wise words my friend. We are defined by what we do with our time.
This landscape is on another level
A real Quest!!
It makes me very happy to see foreigners enjoying Mexican plants. It hurts that the people of MX extract them from habitat to sell them as if nothing
I truly love Mexico and it’s beautiful culture and diverse flora are obviously enchanting truly sad to see anyone pillage and plunder Mother Earth. There’s a better way.
Great Video many thanks beware! the snake there
Just returned to NorCal from an epic 4000 mile road trip down the Baja peninsula and back. By far, the highlight for me were the Boojum trees. I could easily spend the rest of my life studying the biogeography and evolutionary biology of this amazing species!
Awesome episode. “crime pays but botany doesn’t” without a Jersey accent. 😝
Absolutely! Tony needs to come here too !!
Heaven
Woooaauuuuu !! What a beutifull place thanks
👍😍😍😍 Gracias por compartir
Love these videos out in nature! Thank you!
BTW, I'll say it again, I love the music in your videos.
Thank you!!
I just found your channel a week ago and I'm hooked.. your living the dream 🌵🌵🔥🔥✌️
I SO enjoyed that video of some place I'd love to go but will never get to see. Thank you so much for sharing!
Your love and passion for these & all plants is just inspiring and gives me hope for humanity.
Thank you. Glad to hear that. Well read that.
Love so beautiful, you have to go back in June and give us a video. Thanks 🙏 for sharing.
Brilliant video. I live in the UK and chances are that I wouldn't make it to the places you show, so it's nice to follow people like you to enjoy the scenery and plants. I only got into cacti a bit over a year ago. So thanks for taking us with you
Its like a heaven on earth for me 🤩🤩🤩
Hug that tree!!!
I am right there with you. Tree hugger for sure. ✌🏽
Never thought of the desert as being full of life, but I see it now. And there are so many different types of plants, too... I'm glad I came across your channel!
Beautiful, I would love to see them in person as well.
I really like this channel. 🌵
Omg, watching from Sarawak, Borneo. Amazing. Thanks for sharing.
YOO I've been waiting weeks for this!
Thanks. This was so much needed,
I'm watching it from Japan
It was a good tour
Keep it up! Your videos are nice relaxing and informative.
I really like this.
your videos are awesome , keep em coming!
Love the tour !
Very cool, what a trip!
Such an amazing 🤩
Dude the videos are great, I've been catching up on your travels and it's certainly good to supplement with a joint or 2 😎🌵
Thanks guys. I was afraid to click on the video. I had an unhealthy addiction to all these plants from 2002. Too many bugs in Florida and of course the humidity just soured my heart. What is still growing is huge and I've had them long enough to forget all their names. I'm good. Wonderful video though.
Great video, I really enjoyed it, just subscribed! I visited Baja California Sur for the first time this year and fell in love with the flora and landscape, so this video is perfect! Thanks for sharing this beautiful part of the world with us!
i love videos like this 😻
Hahahaha the MamillariA into the Metallica logo 😂😂🤘🤘💚
I enjoyed going on a virtual trip with you! Thanks Hunter.
I love your videos, man! Keep it up!
I loved those terminal spines. 🔥 thank you for the tour.
Glad you enjoyed thanks for checking it out.
Very interesting!
Glad you think so!
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Beautiful landscapes. You'd have to be brave (or foolish) to walk around there without sturdy shoes
Excelente recorrido. Gracias 😀👍🏽
Denada. ✌🏽😃
Oh my god that spot you said was your favorite with the Washingtonia and Brahea palms was so gorgeous 😍😍😍😍 And with those Boojums and pachycereus mixed in! Unreal! The density of plant species is insane!! Thank you for making this video! It was basically plant porn for people who love this stuff 😂😂😂😂
Wow! That was such a treat to see those awesome plants in their natural habitat. Those Boojums and Pachycormus were stunning - two of my all-time favorite plants! Thanks for sharing that with us. 😍🌵
Glad you enjoyed. Thank you!
Thanks for taking is along for the ride. Such stark beautiful scenery.
Thank you
When Dudleya Brittonii is stressed it's more likely to become Crested or bifurcated , so in a container or in rocks it can Crest and in open ground it's usually solitary.
Brilliant video 🙂 Ought to check the subtitles at 2.19 though 😲😄🌵🌵
Thank you for taking the time to make this great video!
Love this field trips, amazing place, thanks for sharing!!!
ABOSLUTLEY! your welcome!
dig your show
Wow, just wow!!! 😍👍☀️
I really enjoyed this one! Keep them coming!!!!
Loved the trip- thanks from your Aussie friend. My heart was racing to experience such wonders.
You guys are like the travel channel man. I loved coming along with you. I get more out of this every time I watch it.
Just found your channel and am so excited! We spend our winters in Baja California Sur and absolutely love the native flora. Am learning more everyday! Thank you for your content!
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 thanks learning soo much here!!!
Such a great episode🤲🌵🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟And all the Interesting knowledge too👍I enjoyed watching🙏
wow coming from one of the most diverse areas on earth the plant veriety was amazing more trips like this please
Awesome video, Hunter. Wow what a place, absolutely incredible plants. Would be my dream to visit there, maybe one day. Cheers for sharing another awesome quest with us 👍🏻🌵☀️🌼🏜
thank you for this! Used to do this; seems like another life now; all areas & all flora, fauna too. Now i can't and your channels is pure healing magic. Glad i found it finally. Subscribed a few days ago. PEACE! Blessed be Mother Earth!
Awesome as always brother!! that ecology is mind blowing🤯 we’ll get out for a quest soon man, in the mean time gonna catch up on all the vids while I recover lol!
Increible video.
Gracias por mostrar todo lo que está muy alejado para algunos aqui en el sureste de Méx.
. 17:00 en Oaxaca los conocemos como "Copales" es el árbol sagrado.
Would love to join you on those trips, beautiful!!
Love from Amsterdam/ Holland 🇳🇱
I’m blown away-
love this vid! how cool is that little canyon with palms? the green palm is Washingtonia and the gorgeous blue/silver palm is Brahea. Just amazing that you get this native mix of succulent plants and palms there.
Así de hermoso es el Estado de Baja California México 🇲🇽🤠🏜️
Tengo El privilegio de haber nacido aquí 💚🤍❤️
You guys should write a book on this area.
muito lindo
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What an awesome cactus experience. I assume collecting is not allowed !!!???
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Another awesome video bro. Thank you, you’re living the dream. How do you know every plant by name, last name, and social security number 😲
Love the boojums. Do you all do group trips down?
What were you looking for in the mountains? Agave moranii?
Fuuuck yeah, bud (pun intended).
Just watching you walking through the Baja checking the different cactus. I see you wearing a jacket. What are the temperatures in this area?
I watched this video hoping you would come across the totem pole cactus 🌵 in the wild …. I’m a super fan of the obese, skinny, and spiralis TP. Maybe next time…
I do know a locality where they grow but it was much further south than we were able to get this time. Yes hopefully next time.
@@CactusQuest it would be awesome to encounter a village of Totem Pole Cactus out in the wild.
That Chente sample 👌🏼
Made that for this video. Hell yeah.
You should do a collaboration with crimepaysbutbotanydoesnt
Hello, I know this was a year ago but can you please tell me what the guitar music was at the beginning minutes of the video? Such pretty guitar.
What is it called when a cactus gets old and turns brown near the base and almost turns woody?
O my goodness.. saguaros, red barrel, and other cacti grows naturally in California. How I wish I could have those here in my small collections. Is it prohibited to collect those species of cacti in your state?
Hello from Arizona! Saguaros and many other succulents grow here too. Saguaros are protected by the state so it is illegal to take one from the wild. But you can get one from a nursery!
easy now...
What was the hotel you stayed at?
"Beautiful and dried up almost looks like a meth head" what a reference 👌 👏 😆
That armed guard...... was likely gulf cartel or AFO..... be careful out there guys...carry cash, but not a lot of it!
Lol
There’s an observatory/telescope up there.. not every is cartels
There are no cactus seedlings in nature. I have never seen one in person or a photo of one therefore they do not exist.
拍这些视频真不容易
Can u take any off these or are it's not allowed
You will go straight to jail. All plants are protected by the federales. MexAme who lives at the Calexico/ Baja border
Great question - short answer, No it is not allowed. Illegal and heavily frowned upon. There are reputable nurseries who have been growing many of these plants from seed and they are available in cultivation. No need to pillage the earth.
All the sound effects really detract from this video
Who's Dr Suess?
My OCD wants to clean all the dead leaves off and check them for mealy bugs 🥴🫶🏻