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My Mammillaria

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Enjoy as I struggle to pronounce Mammillaria names, experience momentary brain lapses, and forget to point the camera in the right direction, etc etc etc. The usual, I guess.
I forgot to mention two more reasons why I love Mammilaria! Many are very easy to find and they have low price points, very important! In Arizona, you can find them at many big box doors for a few dollars, and there are plenty available online. I'm growing some from seed as we speak. Mammillaria cactus plants are a great gateway drug into the cactus obsession.
Connect with me on Instagram: / cookiescacti
The seller I mentioned who ships their plants potted is teedeecacti:
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The pottery place in Chandler where I tried making my own plant pots:
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Conclusion was that I'll probably leave pot making to the professionals ;)
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/ thomsenclayworks
/ azveronikamakes

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@Cactimania 2 года назад

Stunning Mammillaria collection, Jenny. The larger ones are awesome looking specimens. Love some of the pots you have them in, the one you made is very nice and suits that plant well. Thank you for sharing with us, have a wonderful day and happy growing 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Thank you so much, Daz! I wish my little pot were a little larger and a little deeper! Since Mammillaria seem to grow out of tiny cracks in habitat, I'm planning to leave that one in there as long as it doesn't show signs of struggle due to space. Let's see what happens! I love the larger specimens as well except that they can be a challenge to repot!

@phillipcase3860 2 месяца назад

This video! This is the one to make me subscribe. I'm in Tempe so I'll be using your channel for reference 😂. My Mammillaria Hahniana, Frida, unfortunately burned a bit couple weeks ago. I have all my cacti under shade but she was in the sun for an hour in a certain sunpath at 11:30 for a couple days. And earlier in the spring we had thrips so she had some neem oil on still. But now shes got some sun burns, but we're just gonna tell everyone she's variegated 🤣🤣😭

@cookiescacti 2 месяца назад

Omg our sun is no joke! Lucky for us, Mamma, Astros, and Arios seem to love the heat. I still have many mishaps that happen though.

@kerrymccarthy4226 Год назад

What an amazing collection you have !! Congrats !!❤😊🌿

@cookiescacti Год назад

Thank you so much! Mammillaria will always be a favorite!

@modifiedleaves5794 2 года назад

So cool to see my pots in your garden :)

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Hi Samuel!! I love your pottery and art :) I will be featuring more of your work wherever I can.

@thelordofthemanor 7 месяцев назад

I love the little shade cloth hat at 15:16. I've spent so much energy trying to design bigger containers covered in shade cloth that I never even thought of just putting a little "hat" over some of my cactus.

@cookiescacti 7 месяцев назад

Ha! That's a great observation! It was born from my laziness. I have little squares of shade cloth all over the place for that purpose 😂

@danielashford2430 8 месяцев назад

Nice video and beautiful collection,peace…

@cookiescacti 8 месяцев назад

Thank you so much! Mammillaria are such amazing plants. Happy holidays, my friend!

@carlosmartinez-ob9kr 2 года назад

Very talented , I thought you were all brains .

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Dawwwwwwww... you're too kind, Carlos! What part of the country or world are you in?

@azaelgarcia664 2 года назад

Beauty collection! Like👍

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Thank you so much! Mammillaria are such fascinating plants! 🌵💚

@andyroo3022 Год назад

Very nice mammillaria. I really like your pot you made. I just purchased a new mammillaria Camptotricha, I love it, as it is covered in course yellow wiry spines like a door mat. So much so you can't see the cactus underneath. You can touch it without any injury.

@cookiescacti Год назад

Ohhh I love the M. comptotricha! I think I have some of the bird's nest type growing from seed, a very fun and beautiful plant to grow. You're so right, they are touchable! Thank you for the compliment on my pot. After going through the pottery class I really appreciate all those pottery artists' work. It's not easy!

@andyroo3022 Год назад

@@cookiescacti I bet it isn't. I have not done proper pottery making. I made my candy skull pot with some left over tile cement and smoothed it with car body filler. Not really a true clay pot. Some of the pots you see are very nice to compliment the plant. Often on RU-vid channels I see a lot of hand made pots. Have a look at Fotosynthelys and Cactus Quest

@cookiescacti Год назад

CactusQuest makes his own pots too! Very cool pieces he makes - I hope I can own one some day.

@joshualennox3599 Год назад

Wow. The pot you made is pretty cool

@cookiescacti Год назад

I'm glad you like it, Joshua! I'm surprised the Mammillaria is doing okay in it given how small the pot is. I guess this just shows that they're okay with being root bound.

@heatherstephens9295 Год назад

Loving those Veronica pots ❤ Huge collection - beautiful 😍

@cookiescacti Год назад

She makes such lovely pottery! I'm so glad you enjoyed this video! It's one of my early videos too, back when I had no video editing software, no idea how I managed to make a video in one take!

@tim1280 Год назад

I love the pot you made 😀

@cookiescacti Год назад

Why thank you, Tim! The pot is awfully shallow but the Mamm is still alive and growing in there. I guess their roots really don't need much!

@Xt4209 Год назад

Pretty bad ass selection definitely dig that focus on one type of collection

@cookiescacti Год назад

Thank you so much, Christoph! I'm glad you appreciate this video focused only on Mammillaria. It's finally starting to cool down here in Arizona, I'm looking forward to putting some more in the ground!

@tomdix8028 2 года назад

Thanks this was so enjoyable.

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video ☺️ Your comment gives me encouragement to keep going, I really appreciate it!

@pattivermeersch7348 2 года назад

What a wonderful mammillaria collection…really enjoyed this video..thanks

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Thank you so much! I'm struggling to keep them happy as it got really hot over the past couple of weeks... let's see who survives...

@markgibsons_SWpottery Год назад

that mammillaria @ 12:52 is soooo beautiful... I am guessing, M. Heyderi! One of my favorite cactus. I have not been able to find one, but I absolutely love this specimen! Wow! Thank you for showing us! I will be showcasing some cacti on my channel in the next few months... just dressing everything up!

@cookiescacti Год назад

I love that Mammillaria too! Sometimes I feel like I'm cheating by buying plants that are already that size. I subscribed to your channel! I'm looking forward to seeing your collection. Will you be showcasing them in your own pottery? That would be so cool!

@markgibsons_SWpottery Год назад

@@cookiescacti This is the only reason we have been learning to make pottery. To put cactus in them! I thank you deeply! If you ever see anything that catches your eye, just let us know and we will box it up and ship it to you! Sharing is the main goal my son and I have. Buying a plant is saving a plant! I buy the most beat up cactus at wal-mart, then make them shine!!!

@markgibsons_SWpottery Год назад

@@cookiescacti If you ever get any seeds off of that mamm. I would love to trade or buy some seeds off of you! I am very serious! But not dramatically serious. Calm, patient serious!

@cookiescacti Год назад

I'd be happy to send you some seeds if I can get some fruits off this mamm this season! I see some flower buds starting to form, so we have a good chance!

@markgibsons_SWpottery Год назад

@@cookiescacti You are my new favorite person right now! I'll trade you for some M.Wrightii seeds or T.Triglochadiatus, or both. I am excited! We will DM you on IG. our address! Thank you! 🥰

@davidkuo8779 2 года назад

Could you share with us how you got into this interesting hobby? By the way, you have an amazing collection.

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Thank you, Dad 😁 Great idea. Maybe a coffee break chat on how this hobby got started

@GulfamAndKids Год назад

I can tell

@cactusfiesta Год назад

Great video! Thanks to share and God bless U

@cookiescacti Год назад

You're very welcome and thank you so much for taking the time to comment!

@daliataurinskaite4956 Год назад

Hello! Yuors M. schwartzii is M. lasiacantha, because its spines are yellow and central spines very long. The M. schwartzii has dense white hairlike radial spines and short white to redbrown central spines.

@cookiescacti Год назад

Thank you for pointing that out, Dalia! I need to go back and see what I had in the video - I have many plants of questionable IDs lol.

@alexalejandro4976 2 года назад

Me gustó, gracias por el recorrido. Saludos desde México.

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

¡Muchas gracias por comentar! Hello from Arizona!

@curly_and_cacti9927 Год назад

Hi Jenny! I can believe I missed this video! I looove mammillarias too! So many species to collect 🙌🏼. I saw in the video the one that you had covered in shade cloth…looks like a gymnocalycium to me don’t know the exact species but it would make sense it being sensitive to direct sun. Has having the shade cloth helped? Thanks again for sharing your collection with us! 🤩

@cookiescacti Год назад

LOL! This video was made back before I had editing software, everything had to be done in one take. I have no idea how I managed! Mammillaria will always hold a special place in my heart. I still have no idea on the ID of the plant under the shade cloth... could it be a Gymno? It has tubercles which makes it very confusing. The shade cloth has helped. I have since moved it closer to the pergola where it gets less sun and it seems to be happier now. Thank you for watching and commenting, Tatiana!

@ceciliaarchibold8187 2 года назад

I loved it ¡ thanks

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Yay! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Mammillaria will always be one of my favorites 🌵

@JamesEndo1 Год назад

Nice video and collection. The cacti are looking good! That pot you made is really fun and cool! Are you going to make more? They sure aren't cheap!

@cookiescacti Год назад

Thank you, James! Pots are expensive for sure but I finally know why after trying to make a couple - it's not easy! And it takes a lot of time esp when it comes to figuring out glazing - lots of trial and error needed. This might be the end of my ceramics road for now but you never know!

@RSJ-Texas Год назад

Very nice collection !!! ❤

@cookiescacti Год назад

Thank you so much!!

@dholliegarciavlogs 2 года назад

Woooow they look healthy and happy under your care maam thank you for sharing this inspiring video, sending my full support god bless

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Thank you so much for the wonderful comment! I am trying my best but we're entering a challenging time in the summer where the nights are staying hot many nights in a row. I hope these plants are able to survive!

@dholliegarciavlogs 2 года назад

@@cookiescactii know they can survive under your care maam

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

@@dholliegarciavlogs Thank you for having more confidence in me than I have for myself!

@carlosmartinez-ob9kr 2 года назад

The place in this world that admires women like you my love

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

LOLOLOL Carlos!!

@carlosmartinez-ob9kr 2 года назад

The same happened to one of my plants . Attacked by peacocks . Fifty percent of the plant was destroyed . It came back with a vengeance . If you see it now , it's ten times what it was . I heard cacti love abuse . This one definitely did .

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

@@carlosmartinez-ob9kr These plants are so resilient. I agree, usually they get injured and respond by growing even more!

@juniosouza2841 2 года назад

hello my friend thank your que lindo amor os cactos tenho um cantinho da Família Elen Júnio lindos cactos gratidão um abraço da Família Elen Júnio👍🏻🌵💚🇧🇷

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Thank you so much for the lovely comment! Much love and hugs from Cookie!

@marleneprescod8494 Год назад

❤ lovely

@cookiescacti Год назад

Thank you, Marlene!

@IDALISUCULENTAS 2 года назад

Hermosos cactus 😍 saludos te dejo todo mi apoyo 😊👋

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Muchas gracias! Thank you so much for your incredibly lovely comment - I truly appreciate it 🌵💚

@HyrimBot 8 месяцев назад

sooo many Mamms. where do i even start? oh yeah, i have a few packs of seeds started already. just ordered some Mammillaria armillata seed also. i really need to drive down to Bach's nursery and search through their old Mamms to add to my moms tho.

@cookiescacti 7 месяцев назад

Mammillaria are the best! Still and always a favorite. Yes, you must take a trip to Bach's and check out the oldies. I've grown some from seed and find most to be quite slow growing, so you find the same?

@HyrimBot 7 месяцев назад

yeah, and i'm okay with slow growth but i need a couple of each type to be of flowering age so i can produce my own seed and create some hybrids so i'm going to be doing a bit of grafting to see if i can speed up the growth of some soon. but also, i will always buy more large plants when i can afford to! i've seen what happens to them if they get left at the box stores. it's sad. somebody has to take them home. at least at Bach's they get better with age so they can wait there for me. lol

@martinmiranda8973 2 года назад

Suscrito y like!

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Gracias! Thank you so much for the support!

@sandiworka Год назад

Nice 🤩🤩🤩🤩

@cookiescacti Год назад

Thank you! Mamms have a special place in my 💚

@hunter21331 2 года назад

Can you please talk about soil mix you use

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Great idea! I will make a video about the soil mix I use. Lately, it's been roughly 75-80% pumice and the rest is cactus soil.

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

I posted a new video with more information on my soil mix. Thank you so much for the question and inspiration for another video, Kevin!

@tblackwell4979 Год назад

Tee Dee on Etsy. I look on etsy a lot. Let me know the correct spelling please? Would like to purchase some cacti from that seller :) nice collection btw.

@cookiescacti Год назад

Thank you so much! Here's the link to their Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/teedeecacti And here's the link to their Ebay shop: www.ebay.com/str/teedeecactiandgoldprospecting They tend to release plants in large batches and then they take pauses in between releases. So keep checking back to see if they post. They currently have a batch of plants for auction on Ebay.

@rosabuffa1144 2 года назад

Q belleza !!!!!👏👏👏👏👍🙋

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Gracias! Thank you so much! Mammillaria are such amazing plants 🌵💚

@juanramos.jr.7948 2 года назад

Use kitchen tongs for fishhook cactus. Alot of mammiliria are.

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Great idea! I'm dreading potting up some Mammillaria with hooked spines... I'll go get some kitchen tongs.

@newmanmansell760 2 года назад

Fabulous mammillarias😌🤲💖I enjoyed watching🙏🌟Do you ever experience root loss during the hottest weather?

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Thank you so much for the comment! I have rotted out some succulents during the hottest parts of the summer last year. I'm not sure if it was due to root loss but they were definitely in a "don't water me I'm sleeping" phase but I was so new to the plant game that I didn't know... But even today it's so hard to tell!

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

I just remembered that I have experienced root loss before! It was on a Ferocactus that was planted in-ground. I have no idea what happened but the root loss happened during the cooler season. I noticed the plant stopped growing and then started wrinkling. I have since pulled it out of the ground and it's sitting in a pot under the pergola. I have no idea if it will re-root or not...

@newmanmansell760 2 года назад

@@cookiescacti I have discovered a gymnocalycium saglionis of mine with all its' roots gone😅And I gave it a clean and used hydrogen peroxide to clean up the bottom part. I'm sure after time it will start growing roots🙏I hope your Ferocactus has begun growing new roots🙏

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

@@newmanmansell760 Isn't it odd how they do that? How did you find out? Best of luck to both of us on our re-rooting journey 😀

@Misslou2425 Месяц назад

Are any of these fragrant when in flower, please? I just love fragrant plants!

@cookiescacti Месяц назад

@@Misslou2425 I have not noticed fragrance from the Mammillaria flowers I've experienced so far. But I don't know if that's true of the entire genus. Discocactus flowers have the most beautiful scent so far imo, they bloom at night.

@bartlipetri6895 Год назад

Jenny 👍👍. Beautiful collection! This year I’ve started mine, and I’m in process of wiring up lights on racks for added space and seed starting here in MA. Do yours stay outside year round?

@cookiescacti Год назад

Thank you, Bart! I kept my mature Mammillaria and Astrophytum outside under the pergola all year last year and they did great. I'm planning to do the same for the rest of my mature plants this winter. As for my seedlings, I'm debating on what to do this winter. This will be the first winter for my seedlings that are outside in my shadehouse. I only have a plastic unheated greenhouse but that may be my only choice for the seedlings as I have no more grow space left indoors - all my indoor space is taken by my Copiapoa seedlings. What kind of plants are you growing from seed? How long have you been growing?

@bartlipetri6895 Год назад

@@cookiescacti I’ve never (yet) grown from seed, but have collected a wide assortment of cactus seeds (think i bought seeds from a Cactus Quest recommendation), and my criteria was that they be smaller varieties (my opuntia and cereus days are behind me). I’m planning on keeping baby plants inside for a couple years. In MA the summers offer good tree shade and nice temps on my deck, but humidity is high and I haven’t yet built a rain guard. I’m excited to finally plant the seeds, but will keep them under Barrina LEDs until potted I can better protect them outside from rain, sun, and insects.

@cookiescacti Год назад

@@bartlipetri6895 I totally understand wanting smaller, slower growing cactus varieties. Because of... space! I barely buy any more new plants as the ones I already have are growing larger and I have a ton of seedlings... omg. Happy growing, Bart!

@michellechapman8738 Год назад

Where do the Mammalaria cacti originate from??

@cookiescacti Год назад

I got this from Wikipedia: "Most of the mammillaria are native to Mexico, but some come from the southwest United States, the Caribbean, Colombia, Venezuela, Guatemala and Honduras." Learned something new myself!

@BanjoCatfish 2 года назад

What is that very tall green cacti in the foreground at 8:30 ? And is it standing up by itself or does it have a support behind it? I'd love to have one of those.

@cookiescacti 2 года назад

Good eye, Daniel! That was labeled a Euphorbia 'Sunrise' when I bought it from Home Depot. Google results says it is "thought to be a hybrid of Euphorbia pseudocactus and Euphorbia bougheyii". It is standing up by itself although I have the shelf right behind it to help it out when it gets super windy. It grows quite quickly!

@BanjoCatfish 2 года назад

@@cookiescacti thank you! I love it. I'm definitely gonna keep an eye out for one now.

@michellechapman8738 Год назад

I just bought melacanta mammallaria... They're UNIQUE?!!!

@cookiescacti Год назад

Oohhh, I'm not sure I've heard of melacanta before. That's so lovely, Michelle!

@michellechapman8738 Год назад

@@cookiescacti i think im spelling it wrong.. But its in the group! Lol...its so many different kinds!!

@ceciliaarchibold8187 Год назад

Hello! Is your substrate completely inorganic? For the mammillarias

@cookiescacti Год назад

Hello Cecilia! My substrate is a mix of 75% pumice and 25% cactus soil. I live in a very dry climate, and find the plants seem to do better with some organic material in their substrate.