There are different kinds of people we meet in life. People like different different things. Recently my brother and I went on a trip by chance and we met a man with such a strange interest. By profession, he is a teacher. We had the opportunity to see the cactus nursery that this beautiful teacher had been maintaining for two years.
He warmly welcomed the two of us, even though we had never met before. "Come on I'll tell you everything". A phrase never heard before from a plant owner like this. His whole yard was adorned with various plants. Species All these are dry zone plants.
His yard was covered with two very large green houses. First he talked about the environmental conditions that need to be maintained. "Most cactus plants die when the water is too high". He spontaneously shared with us how plants grow in small pots, how they are gradually transferred to larger pots, how diseases develop, and how to deal with them.
He had a large variety of cactus, Euphorbia and aloe vera. This is an opportunity that is not usually available to anyone. This collection includes imported plants, plants that have been exchanged with other large growers, plants that have been purchased at exorbitant prices, plants that have been processed by leasing, and a variety of different mutations.
This was a really wonderful experience. A very humble teacher in the middle of a bunch of large and small plants. He generously shared a lot with us. His wife also helped us and also make us a delicious tea to warm us up in the pouring rain
go nuts) so many types of cactus. cool) they are beautiful)
Yeah that was heaven. We also purchased some plants. Planning to make a collection like this one day
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