Had a gf that did that. Cali. Id ask her, is that a statement or a question? Im so confused. Lmao

what material is the flexible collection wall made from? where could I find it

Do roots get tangled up with each other ?

If I want springs to be funneled into basin, what kind of contractor do I find?

I did this on my property. And I have more land, and I'll likely continue the process. From the sky, my place is a desert Oasis 🏝️ I really enjoy Terra forming the earth and making something inspirational out of nothing

i wanna say thankyou for the video, cause this really helpfull for my engineering studies. in my class, we didnt really have this much for the designing water capturing

Finally a video with the spring below the storage tanks! Every other video has the springs above the tanks on the property and gravity fed downhill.

hi, that's great work. Which software do you use to draw this arrows and lines?

awesome vid!! I love those Caroline spring box set-ups. My home in Colorado uses on four our drinking water

Fantastic work! Great examples I needed to see!

How do you guys control algae buildup?.. other than simple filtration... thanks...

Super Helpful !

Essential oils are volatile, but my understanding is that most of the essential oil in Vetiver are in the roots.

Yes please update!

Epic! Great install :)

I have like 3 rocks on my land

Very informative! Question though, some of your videos show the shock port attached to the main filter inside the retension wall, but other diagrams show the shock port attached to the over flow pipe outside the wall. Is one design more effective?

needed this video bad! thanks from the eastern pyrenees!

Nice. However, I'm not sure why you are not showing your water source. If you are truly off grid, you should show if you have a shallow well, rain water collector, or something else?

Nice work

Crazy to have a source of pristine water then run it through tons of plastic introducing all kinds of microplastic pollution and other chemicals

0,5 lt/h?

Bet that bamboo ran out of control

Have you totally killed your spring yet?

Clear as mud.........

Great update! It’s very cool to see the original vid then this one.

Bro you should probably call the FBI if you have that many terrorists on your land

What is the horse power of the lump

puuuuuuppy.

Is there any concern of water eroding away the base of the rolling dips from your experience?

huge resource, thanks.

I really want to see these when its raining.

Do you normally grab poison oak bushes like that? Ive learned a lot from just a couple if your video's, thank you!

Who makes the best DC appliances?

Wow, this is great. I have been looking for such a long time for a video like this so glad I found you here. I’ll be in contact.

Nice job, perfect planting technique and good Q&A - I hope you get overwhelmed by demand - An excellent solution for prevention and repair of landslippage

I like the design but I don't completely understand it. Sad because my land is very hilly and already has some terraces. I wish I understood better how you planned out the sections that feed the terraces. we get an average of 58 inches of rain. I found it funny that you use a Spanish nomenclature instead of saying "half moons", just makes me giggle. Loved the video all in all.

When I see the thumbnail, I thought it was just one of the boring slide shows. I'm glad you're showing on it's place.

That's a great system. Thanks for sharing it.

Does chicken wire small enough to protect from chipmunk?

What soil do you use for air pruned boxes?

American HEROES. Patriots and good citizens of Earth want and deserve clean water! God bless.

What are you mean about healing them after you dig seedlings out?

Any thoughts on adding more shruby support species (nitrogen fixers or biomass accumulators)? I get the sense that establishing some fast shade and stratified root systems will really get that soil going. Those slopes between terraces would be a fantastic place to grow your chop and drops.

Thanks for the update, I recognized the place right away by the slope. Next year is going to be awesome! Good for you and the owners.

This could be a good video, if we could hear what he's talking about. I think we're supposed hear the narrator and not the cameraman.

Why do you choose to grow the invasive persian silk tree?

The ground seems so bare to me. E.g. the terrace where the irrigation system components are. Was a ground cover seeded? Native grass plugs? Miyawaki shrubbery tight spacing to get the soil to jump start? What made you/them decide to leave it bare? What is growing in the spillway? Would it be good to chop/drop in the bare areas? Good description of the black locust. This part was helpful. Are there any concerns that the root systems may take over that of the fruit tree? My understanding is that, especially when coppiced, they colonize. When you mention "another video," please link to it in-frame. Less "looking good" and more details. good for jumping in at 1:51 and giving details about what was growing, why, time frame, inputs, etc. Pretend your viewer can't see anything and has no context - describe from there. I can't see the details and have no idea what is good/bad. Also, I can't believe it's all good. Isn't there anything you would have done differently? The client has concerns about anything?

Do you have a follow up video? Would love to see how the slope is doing.

Want to see it in action