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Hey do you want to plant an fig tree in your food forest? What are your other plants für 2025🤔☀️

Amazing progress. Love to see it

Beautiful property man, things are really getting established! Bet it feels good finally harvesting the fruits of your labor and seeing that pasture slowly transform over the years :)

Great video BTW

I planted edible peanuts (bought from organic whole food store) many year's ago (25 years) and now have it growing like lawn. It has a similar growing habit (sending out runners and sprawling) as it grows in hard clay-based soil, not mounded as it's grown commercially.. I rarely harvest it as the peanuts are so hard and deep to dig out. Grown for the same reasons as here. I have had to weed other grasses for some time but now is great weed suppressent. I think the 'perennial peanut' is called Pinto peanut in my area by permies. Regular peanut does not grow as quickly as the perenial peanut but does eventually cover well and here in the subtropics doesn't die off in winter

Aloha! I live on Big Island. My boyfriend is working on developing his land. Would you be open to connecting? Would love to volunteer in exchange for getting to pick your brain a bit 😊

where do you get perennial peanut?

Aloha Joe! JB here. I love perennial peanut as well, but up here at 3000 feet, on Wetside Waimea, the kikuyu grass overwhelms the perennial peanut without constant upkeep. Even when the peanut has established, the kikuyu will push up through it and lay on top of it. That being the case, I maintain only one patch as I continue to experiment with planting it in different areas.

Great video on an important weed controll issue. I was able to hear you just fine. Audio was good on my phone.

Can barley here you

are you going to show what an inside of a white pineapple looks like🤔

Not trying to be mean or anything But the thumbnail looks like walter white😅

Thank you for the information! 😊 I just purchased my first mangosteen plant and had no idea how to handle planting in South FL - This video removed my anxiety 👍

no updates since this video🤔

Just pinch around the equator of the fruit with your fingers. You dont need a knife.

Hi, approximately where are you located on the Big Island and what is your elevation? Enjoy your patient presentations and careful descriptions. Do you do farm tours there? Thanks, Bill

had oyu thought of Tamarix for chop and drop?

be great if you could list the names of the plants in your videos:)

hw do you spell the Namwa bananas?

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does irrigation just lead to surface rooting?

you said about mongoose in another video,why dont you expadite them there not native and a pest!!!

are you saying Gliricidia🤔

your drip line comes from mains water or you have something like 4000 ltr water tank that you collect rain?

why did you pick that name ,curious

why are all your Red draceana so spindly none seem to have branched out?

if you can grow Compfrey you should plant loads more ,one of the best plant teas going

i Love it when they say goverment funded😂,there no such thing its tax payer funded!!!

looking goood

Glycosmis pentaphylla/aka gin berry.Sophora chrysophylla Nitrogen fixer and native.Coprosma ernodeoides, native bedible berries though very small ,you do need male and female plants

also im not sure if it would work on all grass species but the annual/Rhinanthus is parasidic on a lot of grasses thus weakeing and slowing down once you cleared /mowed.just a thought.not much too lose and something maybe to gain

what about species of pine that will over time increase the acidity of the soil in those more wild places and help with wind protection🤫

what about Kennedia as a ground cover,know as running postman?Also fixes nitrogen

Malabar chestnut can be struck with cuttings in case you didnt know:)

you get any mildew issues with growing comfrey?

have you planted any metrosideros?

how do you cut that thick grass brush cutter or scythe:)and does constant mowing eventually weaken the grass?

great space

Amazing food forest you have in there my friend

I guests they should have more information about the oil. How, why and what it actually suppresses or kills. About a week; I killed my punkins with neem oil. I followed the instructions and it wasn't the first time I used the oil. It was fine before. I noticed the leaves and flowers were a bit smaller, but healthier. But the punkins are kind of fungi in nature. You can see by the fast they grow and how they do it. In my opinion; the giant punkins are not too compatible with neem oil. Also, they were attracting plenty of pollinators previously. After the oil application; the few coming wouldn’t stepped on the flowers. I never saw so many different pollinators over a single set of plants, not even in Lavenders or other flowers.

How's everything? I know you say you have wind problems and this weekend must have been particularly windy. I got some rain. Wind knocked over a few things. All in all I'm still in one piece. Could have been worse.

Wow congrats on the peanut breakthrough! Your Envira Caju looks good, should fruit soon. Mine fruited this year and the fruit was... interesting. Let me know how you like it when yours fruits.

Aaww, you could have given those flowers to your wife😢. They are so pretty❤ Question: Tithonia is a soil fixer? Only while chopped/dropped? Or also planting it? Thanks in advance ❤

can't remember you mentioning these... chrysophyllum imperiale - gorgeous tree with tasty fruit mammea americana kwai muk dovyalis caffra ficus auriculata - there’s a variety that will ripen without pollination, taste like strawberries butia capitata (jelly palm) spondias tuberosa (and other species) davidsonia pruriens - sour fruit but beautiful tree garcinia luc’s garcinia russell's sweet pitomba (eugenia luschnathiana) syzygium malaccense (mountain/malay apple) saw your comment regarding durian, here are the gateway drugs... durian ice cream -> durian smoothies -> frozen durian -> fresh durian (bsf premium quality) -> other fresh durians

The trees you planted in the pukas look really good. It can be tough to keep the grass from devouring your plants. Do you use the county compost? If so, do you get it delivered? And for cinder, do you haul that or get a big delivery? I’m at that stage where I can start planting and was wondering how you managed that.

might want to keep some bamboo in pots, and as they grow, divide them, sticking some in the ground and leaving some of the division in pots to be divided in the future.

Kudos to you for having a plan to deal with all that guinea grass. For small weed encroachment I use pond liners to kill things off, then hand removal. I've done this for small amounts of cane grass and wedelia. If you were to do this, even if you can't remove all the roots, it might give the other things you're planting an edge so they can get tall and shade out the guinea grass a little?

Looking good

‘Ilie’e would be awesome