An Unforgettable Phenomenon in the World's Driest Desert, The Atacama 🇨🇱 

I love this Guy ❤❤❤he spread awareness to all people that only take a pictures of nature not disturb the plants around it 🎉 sending love

Thank you very..very.. very..much for this VDO 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖

Amazing place.

Qué hermoso en dónde estás ubicado en esa roca

So excited to start my seed growing journey on a whole list of copiapoa species next week! I only found your channel a few weeks back but am so impressed by the production value in these, some of the best I've seen in ANY plant videos on youtube! Keep up the great work Manuel, salud desde el medio oeste

Stunning! Wonderful to see this delicate area protected

Thank you so much for this. I would love to stand there and absorb that magic in person but it's virtually impossible that will ever happen. It's amazing to be able to visit this way and get a feeling for this magical place.

I feel guilt for not having looked at my own country before the way you do. Your message needs to be heard.

Wowww❤❤

Better than documentary video. Thank you!

Hi Manuel. I can't express how much your video on these desert landscapes means to me, other than to say dis is exactly wat I wld love to explore in your footsteps!! Such beauty! And I find your narration so knowledgeable and magical to describe d wonders u saw and videoed for our benefit. Tq so much, I've enjoyed it so much! ❤🤗😍

I always enjoy your videos. This one is spectacular! That huge crested Copiapoaa and all those huge big clumps, oh my golly! 😊🥰

Thank you, very beautiful !

That crested c. dealbata 😍

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Lovely Manuel 🙂 I would guess the plant is 150 years old?

Te sigo desde Perú! Increíbles los vídeos!

Thanks for an another amazing video in cactus habitat. I have some ideas how to squeeze out even more out of your travels. One thing would be completely for free - take a garden trowel and dig a small hole (or several holes) to show how the soil looks like beneath the surface. It can be done without damaging any plants. You can even take samples back home to do some simple tests like soil granular composition test with bottle/jar + water and pH test. That would be an amazing way to better understand the natural habitat and cacti living conditions without even touching plants. Second thing would require some spending - buying a light spectrometer. It's a device that can show the light spectrum, PPF and PPFD. Some devices can even measure UV and far red light. That would be absolutely amazing to see how different light conditions influence cacti growth in nature (full sun vs under a shrub, low altitude vs high altitude etc.). That would probably even help to bring some people to the channel who may not be cactus lovers, but are interested in conditions of other plants from particular region, which grow together with cacti.

Hi. What is the flowering cactus beside you at the end of this video?