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@@leobardoaguilar5147 I have no idea it was the first time I came across and couldn’t stop watching. If you find out please share. :)

@@janinevegan6191 right?!? It’s all I want to do.. inspire also! Love to share

@@janinevegan6191 😊

@@janinevegan6191 stay tuned.. it’s time to do another harvest

@@c16h16n2o2 fascinating information! Thank you so much for sharing. Yes I have definitely been sharing the avocados with the squirrels lol A good thing is there’s a very soft landing here for the avocados when they fall and I haven’t had any issues with that thankfully. :)

@@janinevegan6191 thank you I want to encourage you to start growing your own food. My dream is for everyone to grow their own food if possible.. community gardens, backyard gardens.

@@janinevegan6191 passionfruit is one of my favorites!! Mangoes too oh oh and figs.. lol

@@dreed1058 thanks a bunch! I was mesmerized lol

@@nicolenoel818 I go straight from the fruit! I’ve even taken a rotting papaya and crushed it up and buried it mixed in with composting material/soil . Tons popped up. It’s relative to their growing environment/conditions. However, a lot of people dry them and save them to plant.

@@largepackage2322 the skin and the pit are toxic. You are correct.. I never feed them this portion.. however, the tender flesh in small Quantities has never harmed them. :)

@@4theloveofgarden wouldn't that be dangerous for a tree if one falls and they eat the flesh it's probably fine along you make sure to pick them before hand

@@malissawhite4569 that’s a great question hopefully someone who reads your comment can chime in. I welcome people to do so. I’m unsure as here in Florida someone may find that at a tropical nursery. I actually took that from my mom’s property lol and it comes as a rhizome not a seed similar to Ginger and turmeric. I have videos on planting ginger to give you an idea what you’re looking for in a rhizome.

@@AliceInOnederland please allow me to inspire you to do what you can with your own space that’s why I’m here is to encourage empower and inspire and hopefully educate a little as well.. lol love to share my journey what I’ve learned along the way

@@roughgrousse247 fantastic! please look into Permaculture. It’s a natural way of growing working with nature just like a forest doesn’t need our help it’s a similar environment you’re creating and designing. A person I learned from via RUclips when I first started my journey you can find him on RUclips. He’s a pioneer for Permaculture. His name is Geoff Lawton/permaculture. A great video to start is “what is a food forest” love that video.

@@roughgrousse247 to answer your question I started my journey from scratch Ground Zero in 2020 that little tree was gifted to me as a tiny little stick growing from a neighbor in a little pot. I’m unsure how long he had been growing it so that’s the variable but I planted it I believe it was 2021 as a tiny little tree about , 3 feet tall at the time and it’s huge now and it just gave me avocados for the first time so exciting it’s a beautiful surprise unexpected actually I thought it was going to be 5 to 7 years.

@ That’s great! I planted one from seed 2 years ago and it’s approximately 6 feet so I’m well on my way.😁 Have a blessed and beautiful week🙏🏽

@@roughgrousse247 oh, I’m so glad you do. My dream is for everyone to understand this type of joy once again, and get back in touch with nature it’s a beautiful experience.

It's a tropical perennial plant. Type of ginger

Wow that’s amazing!!

Oh my!!! I can’t imagine living in that type of cold.. burrr! Love warm weather with more growing opportunity also.

Sure check out the shorts section. :)

Fantastic! Thank you for sharing! Yes they can be very prolific also! Yummy!

True and the humming birds just love it. Thank you for sharing! Great info! :)

Thank you. :)

Really? I haven’t experimented with that. Just as a rub for the insect bites. :)

Absolutely! It is at a slant to creat more surface growing area and also allows more nodes to be submerged in soil. Also when harvesting I can’t imagine digging 4 feet into the ground as it’s a challenge as it is to pull the roots aka yucca. Have you also checked out the harvesting video just prior? Huge yucca harvest!

This is a wonderful tree for fast growing! Also gives dappled sunlight which allows for additional growing space.

Yay!! That’s wonderful! Thank you for sharing.

Yay! Fantastic!! Me toooo! Adds color in the yard also! So pretty!

Hmmm. Well if it’s going to rain than lid.

When they are ready wings uncurled dried eating they are set to go!

Oh yes!!! Yummy!

Thank you! I got seeds online.. :)

Zone 9b

Doesn’t it?!? Love the smell of ginger

Absolutely!

Very welcome! Love to share what I have learned along the way.