🇵🇭 ≈ 2 year-old Narra, Toog, Molave, Dao, Kalantas ... Philippine Native Tree Plantation Walkthrough

A short update on the growth, and DBH of our Philippine Native Trees. In this video we'll look at Amugis, Kalantas, Toog, Narra, Bagras/Rainbow Eucalyptus, Dao, Molave, Betis, Apitong, White Lawaan / White Lauan, and Malibato. We're planning to start the planting soon, so subscribe for more updates :)
Please see our other videos on our Philippine Native tree farm and reserve. If you'd like to support us as we continue this project, please see our Patreon page. Thanks for your support, everyone!
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[@GerwinaAbuan]

thank you for planting native phil trees i love it .

[@outofdangerproject]

Thank you!

[@electship3891]

Thanks for sharing your videos.

[@outofdangerproject]

Thank you! Thank you for watching!

[@buddytendero5471]

Always happy to see the trees growing. Thanks a lot for taking time to up on video the local and scientific names. It helps me a lot as I learn how to identify native trees.

[@outofdangerproject]

Thank you! We appreciate the kind words and thank you for watching our videos!

[@bohol_netherlands]

Man do I love your video's, happy you uploaded one again. Use a lot idea's from you guys. Maybe one day we meet, we building a native forrest in Bohol. Been planting about 3000 trees since last year june.

[@outofdangerproject]

Thank you! That's a lot of trees you've planted - that's great to hear! Keep us updated with your project - we're always interested to hear the progress of people's planting activities here.

[@vilmaquesio431]

congrats po sa inyo.

[@outofdangerproject]

Than you :)

[@emeross6302]

Thank you.

[@outofdangerproject]

Thank you for watching our videos!

[@smartermindmatters]

It's better to measure their present heights and stem diameter, then after 3 months, remeasure again to know which species are the fastest to grow.

[@outofdangerproject]

@@smartermindmatters That would be good and I'd like to get the heights now, but short of using triangulation or maybe using an app on a phone, measuring it accurately would be difficult for many of the trees and it would take a lot of time - maybe closer to the 5-year mark we'll go ahead and do a systematic measuring since the growth is fairly varied at this stage even within each species. For right now, hopefully the videos can give an idea of how quickly they are growing :) Thank you for watching and commenting on our videos!

[@smartermindmatters]

Maybe you can put masking tape or anything as a mark at 1 meter height from the existing ground surface. Measure also the stem diameter at this point, then after 3 mos, 6 mos or 1 year, remeasure the size and height to know the growth development.

[@outofdangerproject]

@smartermindmatters thank you! I think I understand what you mean and I looked into this a little more - it looks like trees grow vertically from the ends of their stems and then that part if the tree stays in place and grows out horizontally. That's how people can use them as living fence posts without the wires raising off of the ground. (I'm not the biggest fan of that practice since it means the wires and nails get incorporated into the tree, but it's an example). Thanks again for watching our videos and commenting!

[@RianLakeTv]

Inspiring

[@outofdangerproject]

Thank you!

[@patrickprice4003]

Congratulations, where is this in the Philippines?

[@outofdangerproject]

Thanks! This is in Sablan, Benguet

[@celesteengler4866]

🤠👏🏼👏🏼

[@TheCrizz29]

What is the planting distance?

[@outofdangerproject]

Hello! We planted them 3 to 4 meters apart. I've heard recommendations as far apart as 5x5, or as close as 2x2 if they are going to be thinned after a couple of years. Thank you for watching our videos!

[@TheCrizz29]

@@outofdangerproject thanks for the reply. You did a really great job and pls keep on sharing it so more will be inspired like me to plant natives trees. Happy planting

[@outofdangerproject]

@@TheCrizz29 Thank you! Are you thinking of planting some too?