When do I stop Watering my Cacti for their Winter Rest ? #cactus #cacti

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When do I stop Watering my Cacti for their Winter Rest ?
Comment from : Desert Plants of Avalon

Since the winters in Europe aren`t harsh anymore`t I bring my cacti to the garage after 1 of november I have made good experiences letting them in the open this long
Comment from : reuter romain

Hi Lyn, i have never used horticultural fleece before but have considered it a few times In my case, I would use it on some of my balcony plants/trees that are borderline hardy for this climate, like my Canna for example So the fleece would get wet I'm a total novice though, so I would welcome any tips on how you apply it: perhaps you can make a video if and when you use fleece? Just an idea Best to you and Hans
Comment from : Nathalie Slachmuylders

I have a moon grafted and a strawflower catus They're in small pots I don't know much, I just started to take an interest in cacti Are you supposed to not water them at all in winter or just a bit? Also Is their break over in may?
Comment from : Your FBI agent hired to spy on you

I love your Prince Tattoo! :)
Comment from : KHO BRO

Все понятно и без перевода - красивая коллекция , спасибо ! Удачи вам !
Comment from : TheVAL1942

I am in Cambodia and I’m wondering what the winter watering should be here? It’s always around 80° and very humid?
Comment from : d H

Might consider using basalt clay to absorb the humidity in the green house
Comment from : Radio

Hi Lyn, thank you for your great videos, I just wondered if my euphorbia would be ok to over winter on a south facing window sill or should I put it under a grow light ? ☺️
Comment from : Suzanne Little

Thnks, Lynne I just gave mine a good watering yesterday I will be moving them off the enclosed front porch a soon as the temps start to drop and into the bay windows with grow lights My geraniums and begonias stay on the porch with heaters when the temps drop to 45F
Comment from : Mickey Rosato

park in ozarks recommend i check you out, thanks for the informative video
Comment from : Beaner Schnitzel

Hey lin my exhinopses rot out of millie bugs every year what can I do also can I water in winter?
Comment from : Dobrila Chifliganec

This was really useful as I started to collect different cacti since the start of the year and was starting to wonder when to stop watering, also on a side note my first one I had as a gift was 2 years ago and although its lost two growths on it its still surviving 😊
Comment from : Harry Bailey

Great video Lyn! While it is still warm here in Vegas, I know the weather can shift anytime soon Time to prepare for the cold
Comment from : Cactus Caffeine

Very good video Lyn Winter is a rest for us too Watering takes a lot of time Thanks for all the great info Tons of love to you and Hans 🌵💚🤗🎼
Comment from : Turkey the Goffin Cockatoo

Another great video
Comment from : Russ Good

Hi Lyn :) Just wondering if you or any of your viewers can tell me what kind of cactus is the one I have added a you tube video wwwyoutubecom/shorts/1tt5pLd_dKM
Comment from : Coral Turner

Great timely video Lyn thanks brDidnt see you at the National show?brDo you stop watering the arios and lophos end of september also?brCheers andy
Comment from : Andy Mcnaughton

Thank you Lynn for a very informative and helpful video I always greatly enjoy your videos so please keep on producing them Craig 😁
Comment from : Craig Junor

Great video Lyn!! Yes its sometimes hard to gage when to say when!! Our weather and conditions have to do a lot with it as you said And pot size also I will be starting to bring it some of the larger plants this week and getting ready for our annual wind down from the summer Thanks for sharing this great video Lyn!!! From Morris Park in the Ozarks, to across the emerald isle, have a wonderful day!!! Peace, Love, Plants!!!✌💖🌵🌷🌳🌻🌴🌺🌿🏵🌲😃👍
Comment from : Morris Park In the Ozarks

Another great video thank you! So informative and your bubbly personality brightens my day!
Comment from : nicola sanders

Desert Plants of AvalonbrHallo dear nice Lady Lyn!!!!brThank you so much forbrall the information, and for sharing these!!!! 👍brYoursincely from Renate Vienna
Comment from : Renate Hörmann

Hi Lyn! Thank you for sharing with us this great informative video! Greetings from Albania to Ireland!
Comment from : Flowers Zone

Hi I'm still loving ur Accent 😁😁😁
Comment from : Axe Saw

Great video I usually stop watering mid or end of September, may also change setting on my heater in the greenhouse Can you please do a separate video which epiphytes you overwinter at home and which should be fine in a greenhouse - thank you
Comment from : Kaktus & Cactus

Thanks! Keeping a close eye here on the weather Have recently moved severa desert cacti under the outside roof to start to dry out So much rain here I plan to move them back and forth into the dry sun and back onto the covered porch till it is time to bring them all in Wondering if you give your ephitic cacti any fertilizer this time of year I usually do one last feed for the Christmas and Thanksgiving cacti, but don't know if this helps or not
Comment from : mnkycmnkydu

Fernanda Nascimento orchids & succulents

I hate to think we are heading into winter The worst part is the darkness of short days I am lucky that we usually get warm days till first week of November Thanks for another informative vídeo, dear Lyn 🙏❤️😍
Comment from : Fernanda Nascimento orchids & succulents

Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection
Comment from : Jillian LeBlanc

Thanks for this wonderful video full of important information! Some new things I have learned today! Thanks! It will be a problem this winter with the rise in electricity to keep alot of growlights on! Hope you have a wonderful evening my friends Lyn and Hans! Sending you lots of love and happiness!
Comment from : Paul Falzon

Thanks Lyn Looking forward to the similar information on succulents
Comment from : Mick Briggs

Hi lyn , greats tips again 🌵🌵🌵🌵⚘😘
Comment from : peter calthorpe

Hi Lyn! Great video! I took the plunge and bought my first cactus this weekenda thimble cactus It's been neem oiled and replanted in my mix in a small clay pot It will be in my kitchen under grow lights somaybe water until mid-October? Thank you for any advice you have!
Comment from : Molly S

I've actually had to back off watering a lot of my indoor cacti here! It's been so tricky keeping them alive inside, because desert weather is strange, to say the least I've lost more than half of the cacti I started the year with LOL Thankfully, they're all easy to replace, but man it's been a challenge 😅
Comment from : Lady Stardust

My concern is "UN Sustainable Development Agenda 2030" and how it going to impact life as we know it They want net-zero carbon emissions in the next 8yearsbrThey're pulling the financial plug from the West very soon
Comment from : OneAdam12

Thank you very much for your information about stop watering cacti for the winter I will stop my watering in the end of this monthbrI am from Germany and I have some cacti on the windowsill since 4 years During this time, some of them were unfortunately overwatered but I am still learningbrI've been thinking for a long time how to deal with the cool temperatures in my rooms I hope my cacti have a good winter rest in this yearbrGreetings from Thomas
Comment from : Thomas Fricke

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Comment from : Liliana Rarinca

Hi Lyn, many thanks for another great video, lot's of very useful tips as always, thanks so much for sharing! Wishing you and Hans a relaxing Sunday evening and a wonderful week ahead, take care and happy growing!!🌵🌵🌺🌱😊💚😎
Comment from : Cactus Joe

Thank you for the very informative video, Lyn! Indeed the price of electricity will cause problems with the grow-lights this yearbrI have about 25 tiny Melocacti (about 1 cm diameter) and I can't decide if leaving them in a not heated area, without water all winter long as I do with the bigger cacti, or keeping them in the house and watering them from time to time I just repotted them from the seedsbed, into single little pots Can I ask you what you would do?
Comment from : Vera Vera