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I watched the hug part 5 or 6 times. Very beautiful.

Unfortunately, there is no culture of this plant in the Caucasus, I couldn't get it anywhere, I want to plant it, I wonder what the African fufu made from it tastes like😔❤😋

Dilute vinegar wash

This syntropic thing is a new one on me. Syntropic is not in the dictionary. I asked Google, and Google was like,"What?!?!? So.....what is it?

I'm in Pahoa. Would like plants from your farm. Rolinia, Banana, Sharwill, mulch plant starters, etc. Will pick up. ken

Cane grass and California grass.

11. Don't live in Puna.

Wow! My daughter would love to plant those sugar cane .

We call bread fruit 'ulu' too on my island home in PNG. love your video

You poor darlings! When you finally give in to your homesickness, what will you find? All the commonalities you are crying about are a part of life. God bless, my children!

Has greening made it to Hawii yet? Here in Florida they don't even recommend planting citrus at the backyard scale. The only species that is supposed to be "tolerant" (not resistant) to greening is the sugar belle, but it seems like people are having mixed results with that

Give yellow citrus iron and gypsum.Experiment with these.

Hey bra saw your urine compost video cool I love it are you on the big island? I live on the big island west side growing dragon fruit planning on trying this for myself Aloha

Awesome Channel. Great content. Thanks. Hawaii is one of my favorite places of all to go to. So much plant diversity there.

I’m interested in buying land there. Can you let me know what part can grow tropical fruits? What is your area called?

Which variety of crotalaria are you showing in the video?

I want you to take your these longs and turn them into shorts :).

@OffGridHawaii How were the seedling avocados???!

Awesome video thank you all . Will you make one on fig tree if possible?

Kapoho.

You create mounds.

Go to Soul Fitness Hawaii and talk to them. They can help you with a lot of gardening issues.

Go to Wailuku river.

Put rice in your salt shaker.

4 mile

Are you in Mountain View? Fern Acres?

Happy to see you back!

If you want the stump to break down a little faster, drill some holes down into it so that the urine can break it down from from the inside out

A few years ago, with friends I drove through Puna. It felt peppered with people who seemed to want to escape from society. There was a “community at the end of the road” feel to the place. Beautiful, though.

Been using in my bags of leaves, breaks down real good

I wonder of these are the same trees I see in the Philippines along roads and in parks. I wanna make sure before I drink them LOL

My game changing tool is a battery powered hedge trimmer. Slices through weeds and makes chop and drop almost effortless. I spend a whole lot less time cutting stuff up. Lay it up around the stuff you want to feed and done cutting up not really needed.

1- 0:23 ´repare fertilizer 2- 1:06 clear weeds whit trimmer 3- 1:39 weed around target species by hand 4- 3:06 spread fertilizer mix 5- 3:40 chop & drop

Nice, just saw this on recommended content. I'm next to Mount Kenya in East Africa, smack on the equator at 7000 ft elevation. Doing more and more syntropic here

😎🤙🌴U help inspire us on kauai

Fish, Urine, Compost, Water, Bucket, Stainless Steel strainer and I get Giant Strawberries on every plant, I expect to get 3 pound tomatos also.

What is the hand tool with the red handle called and where do you get it? Thanks for the video, ove everything syntropic

Can we get an update on the albizia on your property and any insight you might have about using it for lumber?

What is common name of crude alaria because its not showing on google from this name ?

U should try any oil cake too

Squirrels do not leave a single nut here. For nuts, we do better with sacha Inchi and cariodendron orinosense. The squirrels hit avocados too, but they cant cary them off, and never eat a whole one, so they just help selectively harvest.

I really comend your making videos. Ive been doing what your for the past 17 years, and still cant find time to do it. Some day.

My pineaples grow fine in shade but dont produce well there. Ive learned to just put them on both sides of any long paths I travel daily, like where I cary drinking eater from the spring, and sniff out the ripe ones before critters find them, which smell potently when hit by the sun. i miss many, but tend to pull 3 or 4 every day or two, whenever Im on my way to do something else. papaya and soursops are similar. You really have to check them daily. So using zone one paths helps to not miss ripe fruits.

Great video. You have a beautiful project, which I say with a like mind. I have a 70 hectare regenerative syntropic agroforestry system. I'm going a bit more jungly here, in terms of introducing orderly but very regular canopy crops. Lots of eritrinas, ingas, tabibueyas, acacias, and loads of mid story fixers like poinciana and jacaranda, and layering in cacao and coffee to fully stratify vertical space. Extra long and sturdy elescopic pruners are essential, but leaving tall shade really ups your game in terms of the quantity of biomass and N fixing and general soil biota. As you say, the tropics swollows up biomass so fast. But with the right density, you can build absurd depths of humus. Some of the denser cloud forrests on the property are meters deep in it.

Whizzing on your compost is one of the most underrated ways to fight climate change. Urine has nitrogen and potassium that neutralizes the carbon in wood chips so it never gets to heat the planet and taking that nitrogen out of the sewage system makes sewage treatment plants use less electricity . Not all heroes wear capes, some pee on their compost and fight climate change.

Thank you for your content, and you deserve many more likes!

been waiting for videos good to see you are back!!

How are you supposed ride your Bmx in that jungle😅 kidding dude pumped ur doing good man

Is it ok to use urine if we are taking medicine?