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This is my first How-To video ever! Prepare yourself for a very bumpy ride! Wow, this old video makes me feel dizzy. This video is a demonstration of how to harvest the seeds in the fruit of the Flying Saucer Cactus and the cleaning of the seeds for storage. This plant is a very special Trichocereues (Echinopsis) hybrid that you should grow at your home. They look great and smell great and taste great. What more could you ask for? In this video, I have also included a bit of a short Ferocactus glaucescens harvest, in a little barrel break; so that all of the barrel fans don't fall asleep. Please enjoy this and don't miss the striped King snake release, at the end. I have included at least one "Mystery" cactus plant, with nice little yellow flowers and some fruit also. It may be very closely related to the Flying Saucer Cactus and it quite possibly is a variety of Trichocereus candicans. Of course I also walk around and ramble about other plants and flowers, haha! This was filmed in Tonopah, Arizona, in the spring of 2013. Thanks for watching! Feel free to ask me about the harvesting of the Flying Saucer Cactus. This video was filmed with an old SONY Cyber-shot, model DSC-P73. ------------------------ LINKS ---------------------------- Here is a link to the Smelly Cactus video, which is a video about a related plant, called the Argentine Giant Cactus and deep within it you will find more Flying Saucer Cactus flowers. • The Smelly Cactus Here is a link to the fruit video on the Argentine Giant Cactus plants. This really is a rare sight, but I counted over twenty of them in the video. Yes, there are also Flying Saucer Cactus fruit in that video. Check it out here. • Counting Argentine Giants With Fruit FEATHEREDFAN Channel: / featheredfan