One of the wildest collections of Ariocarpus I’ve even encountered. 

When you have this many plants moving heavy pots all the time gets old. ;)

@@Flora_Forge I understand that. But at least some terracotta pots😆 I just don't like plastic nursery pots

Plastic is much easier when it comes time to repot

They do better in the plastic then terracotta

It's tragic

They are! ancient too

What are the approximate/avaerage ages?

In your opinion

Precisely

Don't think COVID affected them.. Ariocarpus don't watch TV, so chances are they didn't catch it.

haha I wish - I've asked he said nah.

@@CactusQuest Really? He just did a vid with crime pays. Ill eventually visit him someday.

Get a bigger house. Only solution.

useful

My friend rents part of another friends large backyard and uses it as a nursery. This is in addition to every available outdoor space at his house already being used. Of course he has many different types of cacti and some succulents, too. I've spent many springs helping him go thru everything, cleaning them up and repotting anything that needs it. That is one thing, when you start having a lot of plants it starts being a lot of work.

💪 get some!

Pound Town

its actually me rapping over a beat I made

What do you need authenticated? You can identify the species just by sight. There's no need for authentication.

There is, actually. They must first be shipped to my PO Box,. Then I get back with you, whenever...

Six million, and not a single dollar less.

No I do not take plants from habitat. Thanks

I know people who have had some cacti for several decades. Thing is when you grow old some of your plants make it with you.