Enjoying Indigenous fruit trees from your own garden |

[@marthakamphawi7460]

Wonderful series. We need to spread this message of planting trees, starting with our homes. Keep up the good work. I love your videos

[@greenspacezambia]

Thanks Martha

[@muyaakindahunsi2465]

After eating the Baobab fruit, we used to rub the seed on a stone and run to the nearest person and scotch their skin. It gives a burning session.

[@applephiri]

I want to grow masuku!!!!! And masau

[@greenspacezambia]

Give it a go. They are very easy to germinate but hard to get them to grow to full size.

[@applephiri]

I can't believe he bit the mabuyu with his mouth 😅 isn't that itchy? I'm loving this series btw... this is my next project so how lucky am i to have you in my life???

[@greenspacezambia]

Thanks so much. Hope to hear an update on your tree planting project soon!

[@Willard_Mumbi]

Tradition has it that when cracking that Kasongole fruit you have to blow on it, otherwise it will be bitter.

[@greenspacezambia]

Thanks for that. I'll certainly try it that way

[@dawienatral7083]

are those Agves and what type?

[@greenspacezambia]

Yes, the bluish ones are agave attenuata and the variegated is a false agave - you can look up the scientific name

[@dawienatral7083]

@@greenspacezambia false agave,Furcraea foetida?