Cactus - Flowering - Seeds - Harvest #succulents #villalindura

Music Gardeners, I think we arrived in time, thank God. They opened at the same time and we are here enjoying the beauty of the flowering of these cacti. Just look at those beautiful colors. This is the beauty of cultivating cacti. They give us that very magical flowering, that very beautiful flowering. Look at those beautiful colors. Wow! What a show of Echinocereus. Gardeners, not only is it flowering, but there are other cacti that are also in full activity. Very beautiful, very beautiful. The nice and good thing about this type of succulents is that they do not require much care. They can withstand long periods of drought and nothing will happen. In fact, that helps the cacti bloom. They asked me and told me, Dania, I've been with my cacti for a long time, but they don't bloom. What happens is that it lacks sun. Some cacti that do not have good solar exposure will not bloom, gardeners. So it is very important that the cacti are in full sun so that they can give us this type of very beautiful flowering. We move in front of this other cactus that is in full flowering activity. We are observing the beautiful Tephrocactus Geometricus. A very exotic cactus, very striking in our collection. Gardeners, just like that, without flowering, it looks very beautiful. Or what do you tell me? Very beautiful. And more with this show that you are giving us. Thank God, we still have time to enjoy this beauty. My Dris tells me that yesterday was very beautiful. It would be his second day. We continue to enjoy the exotic beauty of this preciousness. Again, I emphasize that this is the beauty of cultivating cacti, the flowering. Yes, yes, yes, yes. Very beautiful Tephrocactus. Let's go this way. Look at the seeds that this Echinocereus reichenbachii is producing. Echinocereus reichenbachii. Very cute. The seeds are ripening there. That other is the Polselgeri. And this one here, I don't remember the name very well, but it is also super exotic. Very, very beautiful. Let's see, we come this way and look at what is happening with this other one. Although the granite hurt some petals, this beauty is still beautiful. Look at that beauty. Any amount of very beautiful flowers at this time of day. Let's go over there. Look, gardeners. Over there, over there is a star that is also super flowered. And look how this Astrophytum is observed. It is very beautiful. It is huge. It is the largest we have in the collection. We also arrived, thank God, to appreciate the beauty of the flowering of this beautiful star. Look at those beautiful colors. Oh no, no, no, gardeners. We have a beauty, definitely. Beautiful Astrophytum. It is very beautiful. Let's see, a pan from the top. It is huge, gardeners. With this, it would be the third flowering of this season. We could not appreciate the previous ones at their best, but now we are appreciating it in its maximum splendor. It is very beautiful. Let's see, where else are we going? Over there, there are some Astrophytum that are also flowering. And we are going to see before it closes because it is already cloudy. Look, over here we have a colony of Astrophytum. Very beautiful Astrophytum. And look at the flowering. What a beauty of flowering. No, no, no, no. It is crazy, gardeners. A complete madness what this type of Astrophytum can give us in this season. Very beautiful Astrophytum. Over here, this beauty. The flowering is practically in its final phase. We did not have time to record it. Yesterday, I guess it was super flowering, but there it goes. There it goes, it is beautiful. Look here, this variegated Crested Cactus that we planted there in the middle of those two rocks. It is very beautiful. Oh, no, no, gardeners. Although it had a fairly hard drought season. Remember that being cultivated in the middle of these two stones or rocks. The substrate evaporates and dries quickly. But it was not inconvenient for it to adapt and develop so beautiful. I don't know in what experience, one of the followers tells me. Over there at the other end, Dani, there is a flowering Cactacea. Show us, please. Let's go see. We are already here in front of this beauty. This cactus is one of the most spectacular cacti that we had this season. It gave us any amount of flowers. And in addition to that, they still have there, look. Look at that flowering that is still coming. There is one, down there are others. One is still being born here. And right now it is with this beauty. Look at what this beauty is. Wow, how beautiful. Beautiful, beautiful. I was not wrong to buy this beauty. These beautiful gardeners. And do you know how beautiful this cactus is? Look, there are seeds. I don't know how it was pollinated, but there are seeds there. The seeds are ripening there. That's what happens in the natural world. In habitat, no one intervenes. They make their seeds on their own, as in the case that I have shown you. There are many of our cacti that have seeds. So, gardeners, next season we will be spreading our cactus from seed. We are going to go there, one of the compositions that we work on, so that you can see that they are also in full activity. Look, this is the last composition that we work on together with you. It is in full activity, despite the fact that we did the transplant. This is what I mean when I say that the transplant that we do will not intervene in anything. If it is in flowering activity, they will flower. In fact, they flower with greater intensity. Because by manipulating the radicular system of this type of succulents, they feel that they are in danger. And they will try to flower as they should. I have already told you that this mechanism is a behavior to preserve their species. So, gardeners, look at this beauty. That beautiful yellow. This one was super tight, I don't know if you remember. But look how beautiful it has bloomed. Over here there is another one that is already closing, gardeners. Oh no, no, no. We should have recorded immediately that I arrived, but I still had to make lunch. Look at this beauty. What a beauty. They are all beautiful. The rocks are incredibly beautiful. They make these beauties look as if they were developing in habitat. Let's see, let's look for more cacti that are flowering. I tell you that there is a wind that you can't imagine. I think the rain is going to start. But we want to continue documenting the beauty of these cacti. Look at this beauty. We arrived in time. It is in full bloom. Very beautiful. It is one of the Zulcorrebutias that we brought from the Garden of Adolfo Aguilar. There in Bolivia of the Empire of the Zulcorrebutias. It is beautiful. Very cute. There are many that are in full activity. Look, for example, this one. I think it's opening tomorrow. There are gardeners tomorrow. I'm going out. Let's hope it lasts until the day after tomorrow to be able to show you the beauty of this beauty. Look at this other beauty. How cute. Although they are super small cacti, they are also in full activity. Very beautiful. Beautiful, beautiful at all. For its part, this gym is also very beautiful. Until a while ago it was very, very open. But it is already closing because it started to cloud. A wind is running. And you know that for these beauties to be at 100%, we need a lot of sun. But they are still very, very beautiful. Look at this other cactacea that is also in full bloom. Those very cute yellows. It is very beautiful. This beauty gave us I don't know how many garden flowers. And this one that you are watching, I think it is the last of the season. Because I think they don't come anymore. The nice thing is that we were able to enjoy most of its flowers. Look at this epithelium. In Cologne. Very, very beautiful. Very beautiful. So gardeners, this is how our cacti are in full activity. Ok, gardeners. Let's start with a little job that I was postponing and postponing. Favorably, the seeds of these cacti have reached this point. Many are already spilling. Although others have not matured. But look here. Let's see if the camera focuses here. Look, these have already burst. These seeds are practically spilling everywhere, right? So let's start harvesting. I'm going to put it here in this ... Look, look. As soon as I put it, the amount of seeds that has already spilled. There are some black dots. So there are many seeds. I am very interested in this, gardeners. The flowers that do not have the seeds developed. We are going to cut them. We are no longer interested in those. The only thing we are interested in are these. Look. They are already super chubby, filled with seeds. So those are going to have to dry here. I'm going to be cutting them all. We have not pollinated these beauties. They are natural pollination. So, gardeners, you know. I don't know if there are seeds here. Look, even this flowering was crustacean. Look. It was crustacean. How interesting. But here, gardeners, I don't know if there are seeds. I don't know if there are. Look. This one already burst. I almost discarded it. But we have to harvest all of them. Let's see, gardeners, what comes out of all these seeds. Very carefully, because I see that many have already burst. They are just bursting. I don't know how I'm going to take this. It's braided, gardeners. Let's see. Uh, uh, uh. It's spilling a lot. Uh, there it also jumped. And look, gardeners. As soon as I touched it, it burst. This one burst now. And so the seeds are like this. I'm going to keep harvesting. I wanted to do this a few days ago, but I didn't have the time. Okay. I'm going to like this one, gardeners. Germinate. This one is already biting my hands to be able to germinate. A lot of seeds are spilling, gardeners. But it's normal. I don't even get anxious. A lot of seeds. The process of germinating succulents is quite slow. For a year or two, gardeners. But the satisfaction in the end is great. Having unique succulents like the ones we have here. Let's continue. Tomorrow I tell you that I'm going to leave home quite early. About three in the morning. Because our passengers are going to Machu Picchu. And we have to take them to the train station. So I don't know what time I'll be back. The important thing is that everything is going as planned. Let's see how we always expect everything to happen. And also, gardeners, tell me that there is practically nothing left for the first edition of Sumac Plantas. Which will be held in Lima, the capital. In the Parque de la Felicidad, district of San Borja. You know, gardeners, that everyone is invited. We are going to have more than 30 exhibitors. International and international. So, gardeners, you know. There will be a great variety of tropical plants. In addition to succulents. Yes, yes, yes. Let's see. There are a lot of seeds, gardeners. A lot of seeds. There were also some who told me that they took antharbonics to their gardens. Well, they tell me, oh, Dani, my antharbonics have seeds. But how nice, gardeners, really. Let's hope that they also propagate and have beauties like the ones we have. I don't want to waste any, gardeners. I don't want to waste any. Here are some. Look, here are vanillas. And they are the fattest. So, well, let's harvest them all. Let's harvest them all. There are also many out there. There are quite a few. And to think that these beautiful agavoides that we are now harvesting the seeds were babies. We did it by seed. We worked this experience together with you. Very nice. Wow, so many seeds. I never imagined, gardeners, harvesting so many seeds and all of them good. All of them are super chubby, full of seeds, each of these vanillas. I don't know what happened to this one. Well, we're still going to harvest it, gardeners. We're going to harvest it. There are the best ones out there. Who knows. Look at this one. I don't think this one will mature. We're going to give it a chance anyway. Well, it's like this. It's clean. Let's go here. I don't have so much space to be able to have it separated. We're going to put it together, gardeners. We know that they are from this bathtub. So, let's see. Look, these are also very chubby, full of seeds. It's beautiful to cut this. Of these, I love those medium colors. Yellow, green, very beautiful. Very beautiful. Wow, so many seeds that we harvest, gardeners. So many seeds that we harvest. Here, it still needs to ripen. What I'm going to do is cut these and let them ripen only. These are still missing, so we're not going to harvest them. Look how they are. We are not having rains. That's why they look a little dehydrated. We are going to hydrate, gardeners, because I want to remove all these algae and put them back in place. What happens is that, look, here they are tightening and here we have a lot of space. Here is a baby that is already ... Although I can remove this leaf. But anyway, it's very close. So, we're going to do a new redistribution. But what I'm going to do is change the substrate. Yes, gardeners, I see that you don't like the substrate. What happens is that at that time we used a lot of sand or vegetable soil from the jungle. And I see that you don't like it as much as we say. They have developed. Look, for example, this one is beautiful. But they should develop more. Because there is a friend that I think I told you about yesterday. When we did the repotting, she took about 5 altarbonis from this bathtub. And they are already huge. So, no, no, no. Something is happening here. We are going to have to reorganize again. That they are beautiful. They are beautiful. Look at this one, for example. Let's see if the camera focuses on this one. Look at those beautiful colors. Very, very beautiful. I love this one. And we keep it because it has the leaves a little longer on the edge. Look. It starts wide and ends super, super sharp. Very beautiful. All these that you are observing are the ones we select for ourselves. None of these are already on sale, with the exception of this one, I think. Well, I don't know. We are going to choose one because we have to give one to our dear Nancy Benavente, who is arriving from Guatemala. She is arriving on the 5th, if I'm not mistaken. And well, there we are going to stop, gardeners. Since we are harvesting seeds, I also want to take the opportunity to harvest these. Look, these are super chubby. Very, very chubby. So, I think we do have seeds. So, let's harvest, gardeners. I'm going to gather all these seeds. Well, yes, yes, I'm going to gather them, gardeners. Because, as I told you, we don't have many containers where to select the seeds. So, it's going to be a mix. It's going to be a mix of all the ones that were left. This one needs to ripen. This one also needs to ripen. This one, look, it's super chubby. Very, very chubby. So, I think... Let's see, over here. Look, these ones we left here are already ripe and we are also going to harvest them. I'm going to fly this one. Because it's practically a flower. Where else did I see? I think that in the other greenhouse, where we have a huge tray of oriental succulents, there are also seeds. Let's go there, gardeners. Let's see what we find over there. We are already here. Look, there are also seeds. For example, this one. This is the big sling. The one that looks like a big sling. Here are seeds, gardeners. Look at these chubby ones. These have seeds. So, I think we came in time to harvest them. I'm going to put it carefully. As I told you, it's going to be a mix. I don't know if this one will have seeds. But anyway, we have to harvest it. Who knows, gardeners? Who knows? I'm going to cut these. I don't want this one anymore. I don't think it will ripen. Here it is. Look, here they are chubby. These ones do have seeds. So, I'm going to cut that. And only the ones that are going to ripen. These ones do have seeds. Look, they are chubby. This is the Romeo. Oh, this one already burst. Although not. We came in time, gardeners. Look, it was about to burst. About to burst. Let's see. Yes, the camera. I'm going to try to put my hand. I don't think we can see it, but look. This one here is about to burst. But the one below already burst. Oh no, gardeners. We really took a long time. Anyway, I think there are a good amount of seeds. So, let's continue. Gardeners, my name is Gladys. I don't know what she wants. I answered and told her I was recording. Look, all these bracteae are very small. But we don't lose anything, gardeners. I pick up all that and put it aside. Let's see if they come out. Look, here we also have. But I don't know if we have seeds. I see they are a little chubby. Let's see if there are really seeds. As I tell you, it is worth trying, right? I'm going to cut this one here. And we are going to save these. Just like that. I don't think this one will ripen. It is very out of time. And it is already free. Look how these beauties are observed now. Definitely, the flowers don't look as good as the succulents. Now they are beautiful. I love this one, gardeners. Well, I had also told you that we had to get pots for each of these bracteae. Because they already need their space. I consider that they already need their space to develop as they have been doing. Ok, gardeners. Let's stop here. We have been doing a tour of the cacti. Let's hope we have at least 20 minutes of succulent experience. You know that we are also doing other activities. But always with the commitment, gardeners, for you to record some activities that we do here daily in Villa Lindura. So, gardeners, thank you very much for having accompanied me in another experience. Thank you for those favorable comments that you leave us in all the shared videos. And to those who have just arrived, I invite you to subscribe to my channel where I share experiences like the ones you have just seen. Gardeners from Villa Lindura in Cusco, Peru. Until a next experience. Bye, bye.