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That was rough lol

Chayote young leaves are my favorite to eat. Cook them with garlic and oil so good

Love what you are doing however.... Clearcutting raw land especially in Puna can spread ROD which permeates for miles destroying native ohia. The proper way would be to learn from native hawaiians... there is a right and wrong way to do things specifically on the island. It is not "unique" to what your beliefs are. Good luck.

As big as a hand... God damn

Nice work dude!!! Living the dream! Do you do any fishing?

Dehumidafier

Amazing , good job ❤

This is incredible. I just purchased acreage in Central America to do exactly this. GROW MY OWN FOOD! I'm super excited and can't wait. The property already has 13 mango trees, 3 coconut palms, breadfruit, starfruit, wild bananas, plantain, 1 avocado tree, surname cherry, plums and a few others producing. Thank you for the videos and continue inspiring us all.

Great stuff. That system of growing is so obvious but so hard for people to grasp. Through years of experimentation I stumbled on the same kind of thing. I knew something was not right about continually having to add stuff and manage and groom and fight with bugs and just every main stream solution and technique just never seemed to really create a living garden.

Love the human dropping compost method there at minute 33! Super cool, but, this is in Hawaii, wondering if that would work in colder climate too?

This Ar’e guy seems really cool you should make more videos of him

You should waterproof your wood. And seal up any cracks that let air in for mold to get through.

Any updates?

Those slippers are so popular in Hawaii. You and your neighbor guy are so talented I sing whatever is near you on your property. You all should be so proud of yourself and the best thing in “THERE IS NO MORTGAGE 👏👏👏❤️AWESOME!!!!!” Happy Living in your own comfort….do you have lots of pigs that is Hawaii biggest problem

Yo that kid said you were turning black right? Is this a reverse MJ situation??

AMAZING, I always wanted to do what you're doing. Unfortunately, I moved back to the mainland in 1992. I just didn't know where to start, but I guess the only way to do it is to start with nothing and grow with that, but you've done a really GREAT job! It still might be in my future, that's what I'm wishing any way.

Love the music choice! Why were you bending those trees down?

Cat skid steer time.

New title for this video: 2 Morons act like they are smarter than they are.

Awww 🥰 🐐

Thank you for teaching us how to use guava wood. We also try to use branches that fall down on our property. Always nice to run into someone like-minded

Very smart! Love the plastic roof design. We are currently building a greenhouse using the same roofing and prepping for the day we build our tiny house when we move to Big Island.

Excellent vid thanks for sharing

Wow

Ice cream beans are pretty invasive...I took mine out

fantastic

.................................................................................................good job.......Son......

I understand he's using what he has but animal waste isn't essential and there are better alternatives for regenerative mulch sources like pidgin pea which also fixes nitrogen. You can also plant deep rooted things to pull up nutrients like comfrey. I admire the confidence he has but it's healthy to stay on the humble path of being in a constant state of learning

I didn't see a single soil amendment go into those plantings. Sure the soil is fairly fertile but might as well give it the best chance possible going straight into the rocks

hows he planting the pumpkins? direct sow or transplant?

Looks like hawaiian acres or fern forest?

"Maiko, SE GO!"-said by my uncle Jessie Snow (legendary fisherman) with excitement when we accidentally caught Maiko in our throw net, while attempting to catch moi for dinner. Awesome job Fishing Sustainably in a mindfull and manageable way. mahalo for sharing your positive approach. the reefs and fish populations appreciate you, and im sure who ever got to eat those fish were gifted the fulfillment of ono i'a and Aloha.

Bunch of hippy shit

If you are wanting to live this way, but don't have the cash for the land just yet, maybe you'd be interested in living on and working our half acre in the Kau district near Naalehu.

Why do you weirdos move here? Stay ins Idaho, Kentucky or wherever. We have more of you hippies than we need!

Doesn't he need help? I like to learn farming. I need to start somewhere.

Aloha neighbor, we met at my work in Hilo but we live off of Leila in FF. Just wanted to tell you that I enjoy your videos very much. I always love seeing all the different ways that our neighbors use this jungle to suit their needs. I hope to get a couple weekends of cleaning up our overgrowth in soon, maybe after that, you'd consider doing an episode on our place. It's not much but it is unique in several ways.

Very informative. Have not tried perineal peanut yet. What relationship does it have with slugs? Will slugs eat it? Do slugs like to hide in it? Also about 25 years ago it was taught that some types of nitrogen fixing plants needed to be innoculated with the symbiotic bacteria at the time of planting. You would see it for sale in some garden catalogs. But now i never hear about that anymore. I always see the balls of bacteria colonies on sleepy grass when i pull it up. Too bad it is so thorny. A neighbor, when i lived in Hawaiian acres, told me to observe the colonies, if they have a slight tinge of pink, they are very healthy, and once they turn off white or grayish they are not healthy and probably on the dying phase.

Moved a bus with skid steer and i helped steer like you did. It was exciting. Now it has bunkbeds, dresser, and fridge.

So inspiring, so much living in the solution! So educational blended in with humor. Hope you do another video on raising ducks. Going to plant a Lima bean. Im at 450' down the hill from you. Wonder if its too warm for Lima bean here. I'll research it. Thank you for this video.

Where do you get that Tongan spinach from?

I got a tour of Zach's farm last weekend. Very Cool place. Smart guy. Your place was cool too.

Old chayote taste and behave like a better potato! i prefer that because its very starchy and not watery :)!

believe me there are weeds xD.... bidens Pilosa, thorny blackberries is what i consider weeds

very sympathic buddy you got there :)!Also i am doing private research so i have one important questions, is his zodiac sign cancer ? Thanks :D and whats yours ?

Thanks guys fun video. I do the same here near Byron Bay but, ya, my skin has become a little thicker like the chayote😂

Thanks to this video, Zach is going to clear a driveway and small house pad. He is starting Friday the 16 th of August ..Maybe,, you would like to do a video I'll be moving after the first of the year. Janine from Colorado

How much was the land and how big is the plot?

Inspiring. I WILL FOLLOW NINE THANKS. I have land in fern forest I am hoping to clear a house pad soon. I would like to join this community. I am so excited just to plant. While I was there last week I was able to plant a few things. I live in Boulder Colorado. Tying up loose ends here. I hope to meet you when I move. Mahalo Janine

Blessed are we that plant a fruit tree for all to eat positive mindset Hawaiian lifestyle