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Omg the background music and noise 🙉😖

Lanzones in Philippines 😊

Que bien que no le tiene miedo al sol y las quemaduras de piel

We have plenty in the philippines too with different varieties

Beautiful work! We've been looking into Guanacaste and I'm excited to find your video 🧡

I wonder how these turned out…turmeric makes beautiful color but it fades even with mordant(at least in my experience) 😢 I am curious about the achiote! That color combo is insane 🤯

Really nice

nice 🥰🥰🥰

20:35 you can take all the leftover fruit from making vinegar or juice or jelly‘s jams take the leftover fruit mash it up real good spread it across some thing and then put it over the fire and eventually it’ll dry out until like a freeze dried like material you just break it up put it into a jar and eat it like you would eat a granola bar can take several different fruits and vegetables and do this and then make a trail mix to have while you’re out working on the farm

Great video man, always happy to see ur updates :)

Those are some proper swales, nice!

Your videos are always awesome. Thanks and pura vida

It's very nice to see farm examples on the dry northwest of Costa Rica. I'm starting a similar farm in Esparza, Puntarenas... Looking forward to find a banana that survives the strong trade winds of the dry season. Might message you to get info about the one you got. Keep with the videos :) Pura vida!

What do you do after the blending? How do you take it? Any other way if one cannot take alcohol?

Do you have slugs or similar pests

I wonder what you guys got up to after you said “cut”? 🤣🤣🤣👍 Thanks for the video

Just bought a 1 gallon from Lowe's.

Just a side note. Where do you get your organic alcohol from? I am not liking using the ones from the liquor store any longer

Yep. Love the way you explain. Good teacher. Blessings. Keep it up. Following along sister.

What is planted in the middle of the banana circle?

Your jackseeds are still waiting for you❤❤

I've just stumbled across your channel and love what I see so far! I do have a question though. Are you just so remote that you don't have to worry about theft or vandalism while you're gone for a season? It seems like there are few places left in the US where that would still be possible, unfortunately.

Looks very nice my buddy!!

What variety of oregano is it that’s growing?

Nice work! I bet your dad didn't' do squat, just ran around on the beach! hahaha

you should grow sone annal companions to supplement your food like amaranth or sorghum and their companions

this is my dream

where is your homestead located

Can we exchange vetiver grass and lemon grass for jackfruit tree seeds?❤I am In monte romo las Mercedes ❤

Fantastic video. Looking forward to watching some more of your content. 😊😊😊

Super cool. Love the way you organized it

Beautiful video!

Pura Vida 🌴

Here in PR, we a water apple variety called Pumarosa that has been used for wine making since the conquest. If you d.m. your address, i will mail you a leather belt! Keep up the good work

Keep making videos. I look up permaculture videos all the time and never ran across the channel. It will take off eventually just keep the content creation up. Thanks for the videos

Add my name to the list! I would love to grow those. I live in Florida and I will definitely buy some if you can ship here. BTW, I love Costa Rica, some friends and I went down there on a surfing trip once. Please get up with me and let me know, thanks, Thomas.

Banana circles look good. Well thought out.

Keine Ahnung Keine Tiere keine Holzkohle Unfassbar dass niemand in Costa Rica richtig gute Arbeit macht

Topping trees in that manner leads to a structurally unsound tree in the future. You're creating a weak spot where those trees are going to branch at that cut you made.

gracias

Should whitewash it then paint a primitive geometric design on it in black.

Great job!

As I don’t know much about this fruit

I really wanted to try this so much I couldn’t find it was hard to find this I got it online I paid $64 for it just for one now I got it I seen it all over online so I really wanted to try it so I got it online it’s been one week it’s looking ok it open it self at the top now I’m really scared to eat it I want to give it a go but I’m really scared of so I’m thinking to eat this with my sister but I’m still scared

great tour! we have similar plants here in Ecuador Fruit Haven Ecovillage :)

Cool! We found Chanterelles and Morels (Morchella Herediana) in the mountains in Acosta (Central valle) between 5900ft - 6200ft (1800m - 1900m).

Ah! I live in Guanacaste and am stoked to have found your page. I so badly wanted more yt videos on permaculture here in Guana. Stoked to learn more from your channel

That's amazing.

Very cool! We doing similar things here in Hawai’i. 🤙

Lovely whats the size of your house?