Beautiful

Amazing Man!! You are the Byung-Chul Han of the Syntropic Forest. Thank you a lot!

Well done

Dude , you need to introduce yourself!

Well done. I appreciate your focus on the human involvement. After all, we are building these things to our advantage and as such we become stewards if we act responsibly. I like to say " we are guests in our gardens and we should act appropriately "

Thank you for sharing! I'm excited to learn about your journey and very glad that you keep putting out great content. Hugs from Mexico!

awesome 💚💚💚

Great ! I wish you good luck...🎉

This concept of maximizing photothensis is a fascinating topic. Before i began thinking about in terms of multiple plant relationships as in a forest i only thought about in terms of plant nutrition. Maximizing magnesium in a sap test or soil test to ensure the plant is photothensizing for example. This a permaculture food forest system elevated to a new level. Impressive most impressive

Amazing explanation to make it easier. Thank you.

A database of emergent trees and bushes for different climate regions would be a good long-term goal I reckon.

Everything still breaking down, Bro. Is there magic or no?

Wow. Look at that forest!

Do you have experience wit establish forestgarden in the forest. I try now to do on the forest adge. I toped some fagus and fraxinus about 10m high. The trees are about 30cm in diameter. But on the forest adge a have also large fraxinus and quercus first bruntches at 15m. I will live tham alone. But if you leve mature trees in the system do they supress grow ore how to deel with it. If i syncronize all other plants around them can i ignore tham?

Gratidão a Ernest Gotsch, quem sistematizou a Sintropia. ❤❤❤

Love the tree lines 2.5m apart to produce more biomass

Great work!

Another great video thanks! What would u say is an “exotic” plant? Have u had any experience with Singapore Daisy?

Amazing video thank you! U have a incredible way of teaching! I look forward to learning more from u

Is this your system where u planted a tree row through the middle. At 2.5 meters? How u finding that?

Love your stuff kick on love it 👍 ❤

In regards to the tree analogy, when it is vertical, it contributes primarily to the hydrological cycle, when it goes horizontal, it contributes primarily to the biological cycle by way of decomposition. It doesn't necessarily stop one cycle for another but rather shifts gears...???

Thanks you for All the experiences and knowledge very brightly shared🙌🏽🙏🏽🌞

Wonderful video. Many thanks. It is very encouraging.

I love your conclusion ❤

Thank you Victor, I am loving your videos. So rich and beautiful.

Another fantastic video.

Thank u for describing challenges so i can llan a deisgn around that. I dont have expereicne but want some and prefer to no what i cud expect

I really enjoyed your talk. I have been using the Syntropic approach on my 1/4 acre of deep sand in Western Australia for the last twenty years. One of my sons has just bought 40 acres and I see the biggest problems of scaling up are the enormous debt that is often required to be a land owner and the problem of managing a large area with regard to fire whilst establishing the beginnings of the system. The debt takes the human out of the system and the laws prevent more humans coming into the system. With regard to commercial viability at the twenty year mark I would say I’m only just achieving abundance. It’s a glorious thing to behold but how does one survive in the lag phase?

Hi, thank you for the great and inspiring lectures! Could you explain why do you think, that the planet would not carry on just fine without the humans?

You've just explained it so clearly. All of those hours watching reading and speculating, have just been simplified

You've just explained it so clearly. All of those hours watching reading and speculating, have just been simplified

Gracias Victor, I'm Permaculture practicioneer. Im now taking very closed with syntropic systems. Very profound topics on what you are doing. Good job my friend. Next course is with you.

Beauty, beauty, beautiful ! Muito obrigado, irmão.

Thanks Victor

This is gold

The theory is fine, but when it comes to practice, I am really struggling trying to see the elements of the system I am working with as beings with their own rythms. Is there any mind trick to help us here?

On such a steep hill the water will indeed run of instead of sinking in. Have you considered ‘swales’ to keep the water on your property? Rainwater Harvesting seems very important in your case (and it always is I guess)

Gold nuggets thanks

Thank you for this explainative video. This really help me to form some idea for my land restoration.

Loved this video. Thank you so much for your passion and commitment to living in this way. I love the sense of truths embedded in deeper truths... applicable to every area of life. And I was encouraged to hear you say that 10 by 10 metres is big enough... I will definitely be bringing some of this wisdom into my life and my garden. Let's hope many more people get to watch this video series. Life changing ❤

Q: how can i practice these principles in a raised garden bed?

Very clear! Thank you for the magnets.

Thanks man. I really enjoyed this video series! Much Love from South Africa!

Thanks

Thank you for such great education! Super grateful for you

Hi Victor. I really enjoyed this video and it got me thinking about "hungry systems". Do you have any experience with this? I mean lack of biomass generation or even lack of shading plants. The answer to fix a hungry system might be as simple as just planting more organic matter-producing plants, but: Is there a more methodical way of approaching this? The system I manage is about to enter a speed-up phase due to rains incoming, so I want to know how to make of this time the most productive for the system.

eat less shrooms, look what it did to your handwriting, handwriting is the key into your personality and sorry but no

Appreciate your videos, some of your human center thinking, reminds me of Steiner's work in the classroom

This is great, I'm starting a system myself and it's so helpful to see how things move ahead year to year. Please post some updates when you get a chance!