Revitalising old plants: a massive caudex haul update
Four months ago, I adopted an amazing collection of succulent and caudiciform plants -- very old, beautifully grown plants that I knew would be at the forefront of my collection. Four months have passed, enough time for them to settle into their new home -- so how are they doing? This video meanders through the battles against pests, some wonderful flowers, seeds and a couple of close calls with the grim reaper!

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Caudex Plants: Swollen, Succulent and... Controversial?

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Bonsai Repot into Geisha Girl, Grogu, and Kitten pots. And meet the new kittens!

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I Bought And Restored "Old" Technology To Prove The Economy Is Imploding

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From One Plant to Thousands, and the Lessons Along the Way

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Habitat-style planting: where art meets plant cultivation

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This Nursery Has Sold Cacti Since the 1970s

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Succulents That Were Declared Extinct — And Were Found Growing in Someone's Garden

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My Entire Caudex Collection! 🥔🌱 How To Care For Caudex Plants 🤗

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What is The Best Bonsai Substrate? (Understand bonsai substrate)

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How I take care of Lithops plants

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CONOPHYTUM & MESEMB Tour at UConn — Ep. 419

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The unlikely plants that transformed my cactus obsession

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Massive caudex plant haul: the Arid Zine plant adoption service

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DESERSCAPE - Desert Botany in Taiwan | Rare Desert Plants, Cactii And Unique Caudiciform Tour

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Let’s Go Behind the Scenes (and Buy Some Plants) at the Cactus Sales Day!

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124: Caudex Updates | See My Indoor Caudex and Fat Plant Collection, Including Stephania Erecta!

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Make the same mistake over and over again to create a beautiful bonsai

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ANT PLANT Tour at UConn Conservatory — Ep. 420

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How to Grow Hybrid Dendrobium Orchids Naturally

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