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Cactus Videos from Our California Farm

Every plant on this site grows in one place: our family’s yard in Southern California, in full sun, outdoors, year round. These are the clips we shoot while we work — the mother plants the cuttings come off, the named clones collectors ask for, and the hand-pollination behind every seed lot we sell.

Nothing here is a studio shot. You are seeing the ribs, the spination, the sun-stress and the character these plants actually carry, at the size we cut from. If a plant looks good here, it is the same plant your cutting comes off.

Tap any clip to play it. Where a plant is currently listed, there is a link straight to it — and the named clones sell out and return seasonally, so the cut-to-order list is the place to watch. New to these plants? Start with the fresh-cut cuttings, or the rooting guide if a cutting is already on its way to you.

Farm Walks

Unscripted passes through the growing yard — the plants as they actually stand, in full Southern California sun, at the size we cut from.

Farm WalksSS02 in the yardSee this plant →
Farm WalksLance, our cordobensis-type columnSee this plant →
Farm WalksWoolunda Monster, up closeSee this plant →
Farm WalksGage — a pachanoi with presenceSee this plant →
Farm WalksSS Achuma, grown from seedSee this plant →
Farm WalksOceanside 02 on the walkSee this plant →

Clone Close-Ups

Single-clone looks at the named cuttings collectors ask for by name — ribs, spination, colour and habit, one plant at a time.

Clone Close-UpsCactus Kate — Trichocereus bridgesiiSee this plant →
Clone Close-UpsPsycho0 — a bridgesii collectors chaseSee this plant →
Clone Close-UpsOgunbodede (Ogun) — Trichocereus pachanoiSee this plant →
Clone Close-UpsLa Mirada Angelo (LMA) bridgesiiSee this plant →
Clone Close-UpsDaniel — semi-monstrose bridgesiiSee this plant →
Clone Close-UpsBoss Huanucoensis — thick and blueSee this plant →
Clone Close-UpsJaime Alberto — from an old Trichocereus standSee this plant →
Clone Close-UpsAntioch HuanoSee this plant →
Clone Close-UpsOceanside 02See this plant →
Clone Close-UpsCV Cyan-IDESee this plant →
Clone Close-UpsCV Dapper DanSee this plant →
Clone Close-UpsCV Texas TorchSee this plant →
Clone Close-UpsCV SS Clone C bridgesiiSee this plant →
Clone Close-UpsTBM — bridgesii monstroseSee this plant →
Clone Close-UpsTPM (Grandma)
Clone Close-UpsNamed BG

Crosses & Hybrids

Plants we made ourselves. These are the parents behind the hand-pollinated seed lots, so you can see what a cross actually grows into.

Crosses & HybridsScopulicola x bridgesii, crossed to TPMSee this plant →
Crosses & HybridsMisplant hybrid — bridgesii x peruvianusSee this plant →

How Our Seed Is Made

Hand-pollination from the inside: how a bud forms and opens, and what happens after the flower closes. Every seed lot we sell starts here.

How Our Seed Is MadeHow a Trichocereus flower bud forms and opens
How Our Seed Is MadeFrom pollinated flower to ripening fruit

Collection Tours

The wider collection — a look at what shares the yard with the plants we ship.

Collection ToursTop Shelf favouritesSee this plant →

Growing what you see here

The clips answer “what does it look like”. The guides answer “what do I do with it”: how to root a fresh cutting, how to start Trichocereus from seed, and how to carry a columnar cactus through a wet, cold winter without losing it.

More clips go up as plants come into flower and as new cuts go out. The fastest way to catch a drop is the email list — the named clones tend to move the week they are listed.