Rasta Man Grows Tropical Fruits in a Backyard Arid Desert Food Forest
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- John from www.growingyourgreens.com/ takes you on a field trip to Abah Gardens in Las Vegas, Nevada to show you how Derrick, the Rasta Man grows a tropical fruit tree food forest in his backyard growing fruits like Mangoes, Avocados, Sapote, Papaw, Coconut, Breadfruit, Guava, Figs, Loquats, and so many more.
In this episode, you will learn how a Las Vegas resident grows tropical fruits in Las Vegas. You will get a tour of his backyard food forest and learn about all the fruit trees he is growing.
You will also learn about the papaw tree that is native to North America and get a papaw taste test.
Finally, John will interview Derrick Martinez and ask him some questions about papaws and growing food in Las Vegas.
Jump to the following parts of this episode:
00:00 Episode Starts
01:00 Growing Food in Las Vegas
04:05 How to Have a Food Forest without work!
06:22 Tour of Backyard Food Forest
08:19 Sugar Cane
08:50 Asian Pears
09:08 Guava Trees
09:38 Persimmons
10:40 Date Palms
10:46 Apple Tree
11:23 Loquat Tree
11:48 How to build the best soil for trees
12:30 EASY to grow fruit trees for Las Vegas
12:35 Fig Tree
12:48 Pomegranate Tree
13:10 Jujube Fruit Tree
13:47 Nopales Cactus Fruit
15:01 Avocado Tree without burn
16:34 Pistachio Nuts
17:10 Almond Tree
17:45 Papaw Tree
19:05 Creating a Microclimate for Tropical Trees
19:10 Shade/Greenhouse Tour
20:20 How to Keep Plants More Warm and Humid
22:25 Mangoes
22:33 Dragonfruit
22:44 Breadfruit Tree
23:24 Pre-Fermenting Fruit Before Using as Fertilizer
24:22 White Sapote Tree
24:44 Experminenting for 10 Years Growing in Las Vegas
26:55 Growing Coconut Palm in Las Vegas
29:00 Know How Your Roots Grow
30:14 Why He Doesnt Clip off Brown Leaves
31:18 Vegetable Garden Area
32:14 Ripe Papaw Tree Harvest
33:03 Derrick Interview
33:20 Why did you start growing papaws in Las Vegas?
35:50 Eating Papaws Fruits
39:00 Taste Testing Papaw Fruit Grown in Las Vegas
40:55 Comparing East Coast vs Desert-Grown Papaw Fruits
43:00 Why are growing a coconut palm in Las Vegas?
47:40 How many times have you tried to grow coconut palms?
51:50 Taste Testing another Papaw fruit
53:35 Have Derick teach you how to grow tropical fruits in Las Vegas
54:23 Why did you leave your job to help people grow fruits & vegetables?
59:39 Compare Eating an Orange from Your Yard to the store
1:02:36 Can You Grow Fruit in Las Vegas?
1:07:45 How can you contact Derrick to Grow Fruits & Vegetables in Las Vegas
1:10:00 How to Grow Food in Las Vegas
After watching this episode, you will learn some of the techniques Derrick uses to grow tropical fruit trees in Las Vegas. You will also learn more about the rare papaw fruit that can be grown in Las Vegas.
Summary
Derek, an expert in growing tropical fruit trees in the Las Vegas desert, has transformed his backyard into a thriving food forest. He shares his knowledge and offers various levels of assistance to those interested in creating their food forests.
Derek, with a background in agriculture from Belize, excels in growing tropical and other fruit trees in the challenging Las Vegas climate.
He offers guidance to individuals at different skill levels, from teaching them hands-on to providing full-service assistance in creating their food forests.
Derek's approach focuses on natural and organic methods, including mulching, high-quality soil, and in-ground composting to ensure tree health and sustainability.
His backyard showcases a diverse array of fruit trees, including figs, citrus, guavas, persimmons, jujubes, avocados, and dates, among others.
Protective measures such as mesh cloths and reflective shade cloths are used as needed to shield trees from the harsh desert sun.
Derek's emphasis on creating rich, chemical-free soil sets the foundation for the success of his fruit trees.
Low-maintenance fruit trees suitable for the desert climate, like fig trees, pomegranate, jujube, and cactus fruits are recommended for individuals looking to start their food forests
Referenced Episodes
Second Episode with Derrick - 10 Gardening Essentials
• 10 Essential Lessons E...
First Episode with Derrick - How to grow fruit trees in Las Vegas
• How to Grow Tropical F...
Papaw Episode - Tropical Fruit that Grows in the USA
• One Tropical Native Fr...
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Jump to the following parts of this episode:
01:00 Growing Food in Las Vegas
04:05 How to Have a Food Forest without work!
06:22 Tour of Backyard Food Forest
08:19 Sugar Cane
08:50 Asian Pears
09:08 Guava Trees
09:38 Persimmons
10:40 Date Palms
10:46 Apple Tree
11:23 Loquat Tree
11:48 How to build the best soil for trees
12:30 EASY to grow fruit trees for Las Vegas
12:35 Fig Tree
12:48 Pomegranate Tree
13:10 Jujube Fruit Tree
13:47 Nopales Cactus Fruit
15:01 Avocado Tree without burn
16:34 Pistachio Nuts
17:10 Almond Tree
17:45 Papaw Tree
19:05 Creating a Microclimate for Tropical Trees
19:10 Shade/Greenhouse Tour
20:20 How to Keep Plants More Warm and Humid
22:25 Mangoes
22:33 Dragonfruit
22:44 Breadfruit Tree
23:24 Pre-Fermenting Fruit Before Using as Fertilizer
24:22 White Sapote Tree
24:44 Experminenting for 10 Years Growing in Las Vegas
26:55 Growing Coconut Palm in Las Vegas
29:00 Know How Your Roots Grow
30:14 Why He Doesnt Clip off Brown Leaves
31:18 Vegetable Garden Area
32:14 Ripe Papaw Tree Harvest
33:03 Derrick Interview
33:20 Why did you start growing papaws in Las Vegas?
35:50 Eating Papaws Fruits
39:00 Taste Testing Papaw Fruit Grown in Las Vegas
40:55 Comparing East Coast vs Desert-Grown Papaw Fruits
43:00 Why are growing a coconut palm in Las Vegas?
47:40 How many times have you tried to grow coconut palms?
51:50 Taste Testing another Papaw fruit
53:35 Have Derick teach you how to grow tropical fruits in Las Vegas
54:23 Why did you leave your job to help people grow fruits & vegetables?
59:39 Compare Eating an Orange from Your Yard to the store
1:02:36 Can You Grow Fruit in Las Vegas?
1:07:45 How can you contact Derrick to Grow Fruits & Vegetables in Las Vegas
1:10:00 How to Grow Food in Las Vegas
Derrick's UA-cam Channel ua-cam.com/channels/zXZ4PSlT9OMaxQoprd3RGA.html
Follow Derrick on Instagram instagram.com/abahgardens/
Derrick's Facebook Page facebook.com/derrick.martinez.731135
Call Derrick at 702-759-9781 to start growing food in Las Vegas
Thanks
Thank you for being so caring about sharing the knowledge. Great content, editing, guests, and more than I can name.
The most northern established Coconut is in Newport Beach California. 33 degrees North of the equator. It doesn't fruit. Day length is too short. Trying and testing the zone limits of plants and going against "Common knowledge" is something to be admired. It will be Awesome if he is successful!
Derrick is the boss. Tropical fruit is the best fruits to enjoy. So jealous of his garden.
Thank you John for sharing Derrick's great work. You are the best. I also love that you put your money where your mouth is and your honesty of telling it like it is .
A beautiful divine masculine being. Unselfish, unconditional loving of humanity. Thank you for caring.
Nothing better than home-grown 😊organic Gardener 😋
Nothing says loving, Appreciate that rasta vibe, feeling it here 😢
Great eco-video John!, these really inspire people to grow your own green life!
Amazing piece John. Salute
I'm growing a seedling in Ocala Fl.
Zone 9a...
She's around 5 foot 3 years old!
She defoliates every year!
You and Audrey pushing the zone in Fl
I've had a seedling tree growing for a couple years now here in Las Vegas 🙂 - I need to get another one so I get fruit. These are sometimes self-pollinating but it's more common that they need cross-pollination. Derrick was kind enough to offer pollen next season, I'll have to take him up on that!!
That looks delicious
John thanks for sharing such awesome content about Derrick unique topical garden . I'll be joining his UA-cam channel because we're like minded. Jah Bless!
Great topic. It’s so true every year is a different ball game. Between drought, and pest management for the past few years has been tough. But I do like the garden for the love of it. A coconut tree would be love to have in the backyard.
Chilean wine Palm tastes like Small coconut and might be worth trying
I let my kitchen scraps start to decompose as well
And then feed to plants
Derrick is good people.
Loving his yard
I have two pawpaw
Cannot wait for mine to fruit
Loving the pond idea
I'm living in Bacalar, MX. (on border of Belize). This is amazing!
I love the yellow dragon fruit
I love the pond idea. You can also put some misters up high connected to your irrigation.
Good man
That's how i plant up my backyard in UK
I tried 2 coconut here in California and they died. $80. 2 purple grafted mangosteen from Indonesia and they died $170 and they died. His garden looks like mine in terms of plant list but in terms of aesthetics, I give him the cup.
Hey John whenever you're in the los angeles area. Bring your camera and this same hat. Lmao
Belize 🇧🇿❤❤
21:25 looks like grapes - they do well for me in the desert :)
I live in Maryland. My mom started a channel she's right up the road in Pennsylvania. Love your channel I also have a indoor garden I'm about to harvest my first plant pretty much organically too haha.
I want to start a channel a shout out or collaboration would be awesome. ❤
The American Paw Paw is actually related to Sour Sop and Cherimoya.
Nice... John, I noticed you've got the CC going :)
Water usage in gallons annually?? Water usage to establish the tropical water loving trees??
It would be alot .im just starting a fruit tree forest.we are going to use compost toilet so the water normal toilet uses can water trees first 2 years with no extra water use or waste
@@richardbird5697 I know a guy that has a permaculture farm in North Texas. It is an environment that, in the summer, is almost identical to Las Vegas. I know that for most suburban and urban locations, even watering native trees in 110+ degrees, is economically non-viable. It is also very very bad for water table resources.
Im near perth western australia its cold in winter and hot and dry summers very hard to get trees established
You should have a link to where to buy a good Papaw Tree
Nice, me too :) I had my Asian Pears 🍐 bagged as well, but I guess they were cheap bags because they started to deteriorate in the sun and I was so sad when a squirrel 🐿 stole some of them. Apples 🍎and other stuff too. That has been the bane of my gardening: Keeping pests from getting my food. Does he have a link to the bags he buys?
😮
How do you know when someone's taste buds are broken? They prefer jujube over figs.
Ha Ha😂
Figs are...definitely an acquired taste.
@@oasisoflasvegas7925 Not really but I would understand if you haven't had a good fig before
Figs have lots of flavors, have to try some of the many verities.
How much a paw paw grafted or air layered?
Can we bring our air conditioners outside and garden? :p
🤣 lol, "that's what they told me at Star Nursery" Yeah, they don't have the brightest people working there.
What's his youtube
youtube.com/@abahgardenbyderrickmartine4338?si=AQ-zifRSl4KRTtYZ
Got it from the description. Thx
Paw paws aren't related to mango they're related to soursop and custard apple and cheremoya sugar apple etc. They're anonas
You do far too much talking in your videos.
is Derrick on Facebook