Beautiful plant 🤩 I have a zigzag cactus I didn’t know there was a difference 🤔 Until I saw them side by side they are both beautiful plants 🤩 Thanks for sharing ❤️
I would love to have more plants inside my house. I have some lovely plants outside that I would love to propogate and bring inside. I also want to buy some unique interesting ones. I don't know what it is about plants but I just LOVE plants......and my kitty too. lol
Ok, so I saw another one of your videos and right afterwards I headed out to homedepot. Lol ok, I'm in the parking lot and my zz raven is here with me as well as a monster and two other cuties I have no idea what they are!!!!
I've been interested in this plant great info thanks for sharing. Will this catus do well outside in Florida 10b coastal (Pine Is.) Gulf side. Thank you
Hi! Yes, she will do fine, Make sure to keep soil breathable with cactus mix/orchid bark etc, and don’t place her where she will get scorched by sun, next to a shady tree should be a good spot. And she propagates easy so I would consider adding those new plants to make a nice big bed of fishbone cactus to compliment your garden. 😀😍
Yes! I am currently filming a vid with a Landscape Architect colleague of mine as well as a few others vids, so I need a few days to get all the filming/ editing done. But they are coming!😀🪴
@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGN Happy to hear that. I know that video taping can be very time consuming. I know. It may take me 20 to film something and 3 hours to produce it and post.
Fish-bone/zigzag cactus can be synonyms for Discocactus aguliger. The synonyms are valid. The broader term is FISH BONE CACTUS for three genera of cacti with these distinctive stems: Discocactus, Selenicereus and Weberocereus. Yes. These are all varieties/ciltivars/hybrids of THE SAME three genera 😅 That's the problen with common names. They are not so cut and dried as we want to think. I think for a change the scientific name is just as easy to remember.
Im sorry to hear. You can try scraping them off and/or applying Neem oil. But you will need to reapply Neem oil in about 7 days, to catch any new ones. 😀🪴
I've had a fishbone cactus for a few years now, but I seem to get spaghetti thin new growth. It seems to be related to fertilizing? I use a cactus specific fertilizer. I've tried different light positions, but doesn't seem to help. In summer I hang it on a tree limb outside. Any advice would be appreciated! Thank you
@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGN The plant was pretty much fully grown when bought (hirts gardens). It seems like it's a fast draining mix, but that's all I can tell you about it.
Thanks for the feedback. I still think the thinning leaves is from insufficient soil. So I would suggest potting up your fishbone with a new potting mix: 60% cactus soil+20% worm castings+ 10% perlite+ 10% orchid mix. And dash of Bigfoot mycorrhizal. The orchid mix and perlite will help with good drainage and worm castings with nutrients.😀🪴
Hi, sorry to hear that, I would move the fishbone to a medium light area ( no direct sun) and I let the plant work through it, maybe she will continue to grow and put on new growth, but if she doesn't grow from sunburn you could try cutting out the sunburned segments and then with the other healthy segments you could try propagating (direct to soil or water method). The fishbone plant is easy to propagate. Hope this helps!😀🪴
We did have a beautiful A. Polly, but she was attacked by spider mites and lost her. Coming soon we will be adding more tropicals to our house plant forest like alocasias after we make more room on some of our plant shelves.😀🪴
Thanks for highlighting the difference between Fish bone and Zigzag.....and all the care needed for its growth 👍
You are most welcome!😀🪴
Beautiful plant 🤩
I have a zigzag cactus I didn’t know there was a difference 🤔
Until I saw them side by side they are both beautiful plants 🤩
Thanks for sharing ❤️
Hi and thank you for stopping by!😀🪴
The jokes on me😂
Thought mine was a Fishbone but no, it’s a Zig Zag.
Great informative video, thank you.
Hi! Glad you found it helpful. Such cool plants! My fishbone is growing like crazy now. it's Huge.😀🪴
Same here,
Was waiting for it to start looking like a fishbone lol several leaves later its still zigzagging haha
What a beautiful plant! I have the zig zag did not know the difference until now thank you for sharing this😊
Glad it was helpful! 😀🪴
Ayyyyyyyy, you talk spanish to your plants. so cute.
Si claro! Thanks for the comment 😀 🪴
BTW: Just came from Viscaya, wow, they have beautiful plants there.
What a stunning place! My little sister had her wedding reception at Viscaya. It was Magical😀🪴
Piękny ten twój Anguliger !
Dziękuję Ci! 😀🪴
Oh no! I have plant envy, AGAIN. I hope you will do an update when you get some blooms.
Hi Dave. Will do!😀🪴
I would love to have more plants inside my house. I have some lovely plants outside that I would love to propogate and bring inside. I also want to buy some unique interesting ones. I don't know what it is about plants but I just LOVE plants......and my kitty too. lol
I know right?!! I have always loved plants from a little kid. 😀🪴
Ok, so I saw another one of your videos and right afterwards I headed out to homedepot. Lol ok, I'm in the parking lot and my zz raven is here with me as well as a monster and two other cuties I have no idea what they are!!!!
I've been interested in this plant great info thanks for sharing. Will this catus do well outside in Florida 10b coastal (Pine Is.) Gulf side. Thank you
Hi! Yes, she will do fine, Make sure to keep soil breathable with cactus mix/orchid bark etc, and don’t place her where she will get scorched by sun, next to a shady tree should be a good spot. And she propagates easy so I would consider adding those new plants to make a nice big bed of fishbone cactus to compliment your garden. 😀😍
Michael I want to see more videos, come one Michael, "let's dig in!"
Yes! I am currently filming a vid with a Landscape Architect colleague of mine as well as a few others vids, so I need a few days to get all the filming/ editing done. But they are coming!😀🪴
@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGN Happy to hear that. I know that video taping can be very time consuming. I know. It may take me 20 to film something and 3 hours to produce it and post.
Fish-bone/zigzag cactus can be synonyms for Discocactus aguliger. The synonyms are valid. The broader term is FISH BONE CACTUS for three genera of cacti with these distinctive stems: Discocactus, Selenicereus and Weberocereus.
Yes. These are all varieties/ciltivars/hybrids of THE SAME three genera 😅
That's the problen with common names. They are not so cut and dried as we want to think. I think for a change the scientific name is just as easy to remember.
She's a beauty
Thank you!😀🪴
Mine has a little scale. Any suggestions?
Im sorry to hear. You can try scraping them off and/or applying Neem oil. But you will need to reapply Neem oil in about 7 days, to catch any new ones. 😀🪴
I've had a fishbone cactus for a few years now, but I seem to get spaghetti thin new growth. It seems to be related to fertilizing? I use a cactus specific fertilizer. I've tried different light positions, but doesn't seem to help. In summer I hang it on a tree limb outside. Any advice would be appreciated! Thank you
Hi there. Hmmm, I dont think its fertilizer. I'm thinking your soil might need a refresh. What type of soil is she growing in? 😀🪴
@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGN The plant was pretty much fully grown when bought (hirts gardens). It seems like it's a fast draining mix, but that's all I can tell you about it.
Thanks for the feedback. I still think the thinning leaves is from insufficient soil. So I would suggest potting up your fishbone with a new potting mix: 60% cactus soil+20% worm castings+ 10% perlite+ 10% orchid mix. And dash of Bigfoot mycorrhizal. The orchid mix and perlite will help with good drainage and worm castings with nutrients.😀🪴
@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGN I'll try that and I appreciate you taking the time to help out!
@@stevej9121update?
What can I do if my Fishbone got sun burned
Hi, sorry to hear that, I would move the fishbone to a medium light area ( no direct sun) and I let the plant work through it, maybe she will continue to grow and put on new growth, but if she doesn't grow from sunburn you could try cutting out the sunburned segments and then with the other healthy segments you could try propagating (direct to soil or water method). The fishbone plant is easy to propagate. Hope this helps!😀🪴
Do you have any Alocasia?
We did have a beautiful A. Polly, but she was attacked by spider mites and lost her. Coming soon we will be adding more tropicals to our house plant forest like alocasias after we make more room on some of our plant shelves.😀🪴