Growing Fruit Trees With Rocks Instead of Water

Growing Fruit Trees With No Water, Using Rocks and Copper Wire Instead
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[@enriqueaguilar422]

It’s always amazing when people are very welcoming and giving . Good people like this guy welcoming u to their fruit speaks volumes .

[@MichaelSmith-fu3bm]

Attention new Gardner's in Arizona and California...you can use the rocks but please water your trees These people are in South Florida where they get a lot more rain than we do so he can get away with a lot less watering...🙂

[@unpopuIaropinion]

Yes, rocks kinda work like mulching, they reduce evaporation

[@MaLiArtworks186]

I may try rocks but will still water in Texas. I like the idea.

[@georgefeliz7875]

Thanks for planting trees for you and generations to come! Good for wildlife the earth too!!!❤❤❤

[@kenebarb5377]

Squirrels ate all my pears I need to eat them for that

[@nikkitobin8356]

​@@kenebarb5377 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍

[@GodIsLove447]

This guy makes me want to plant more mango trees.

[@chrisporter449]

I think that is great that he is using electroculture! I have a bunch of small fruit trees on the big island and they were all just sitting there not growing very quick, fertilizer was not doing anything either, so I started wrapping copper wire on sticks and putting it next to them and 75% of them took right off!! It is definitely worth looking into,

[@unmeaninglessly143]

6:13 aaayyyyy. I was a bit surprised seeing that tree since its a tropical plant. Its belimbing buluh a.k.a bamboo starfruit. The fruits are small but its very sour, like lemon. Oh nice. A jackfruit & ciku tree too. I kept hearing "logan" but actually, its "longan". No wonder i was a bit confused. Im not familiar with any of the mango variety names. Might probably be the same here but different name. The only one i know was namdotmai; its my favorite. You should plant mangosteen, durian, rambutan, sugarcane, guava, soursop & many else Greetings from malaysia

[@Derpherppington]

nice guy to welcome anyone like that weather he meant it or not. i personally never say such thing because i'm greedy with my fruit and trees in generals

[@andriystukalyuk1268]

It’s a really amazing garden, I am happy for you guys. Thanks for filming.

[@rudekperezacupuncturist]

Everyone has different ideas, thanks for showing that diversity so that we can mix and match and create our own.

[@flamingdragon4815]

Beatiful garden, thx for walking us through it

[@Baban-gc5ve]

Jackfruit is so delicious when it’s ripe ❤

[@justinkasica721]

Perfect case of just all environment cant do that here in phoenix with ny mango trees irrigation is a must here

[@carlhilf5954]

The water table is much closer to the surface in Florida. In states with dry seasons, this idea of rocks is preposterous.

[@MaLiArtworks186]

Okay.

[@TimeToBeKind]

I told Tommy (Sleepy lizard) that in Mozambique my neighbor had me put rocks on and in the ground around mango trees. When we dug a hole to plant trees, we put rocks inside the hole. Not only rocks for moisture, but it helped the roots hold the trees during the typhoon season. I think Tom thought that I was talking out of my back side, but there were mango trees that we could not water at all. Never water some mango trees. Never. Too bad I don’t know the name of the mango trees.

[@ziggybender9125]

People don't tend to know all the tiny details because they are all spread out so far across the internet it's hard. Tree roots grow secondary feeder roots off of them, they are the super thin hairy ones. The feeder roots actually are able to tap into rocks and slow feed off of the minerals and moisture. Most people wouldn't ever guess that unless learning it from studies so they are often asking "what mineral deficiency is this?" and the sad answer half the time is "you could have put a few rocks in the hole and solved that".

[@MaLiArtworks186]

I wonder if your idea could work in dry parts of Africa.

[@tinyjungle_]

mulch and no water. i love it.

[@klm20079]

What i learned from these old growers, me gonna buy land this year and mass plant want 2000 trees. I gonna make metal / stone plates with the name/varatie on.. next too the trees

[@MaLiArtworks186]

I have put copper in my pots.

[@carolcalder8145]

I love the varieties!!! Awesome!!! Thank you for sharing!!!❤️❤️

[@artfulwatcher3812]

Lots of Pickering and Carrie varieties . Good stuff thanks for the video.

[@themangovista]

Amazing place👍

[@modestoca25]

He loves in Florida so they get plenty of rain...putting rocks around my trees in California isn't going to do much

[@harleylimassol211]

Electroculture cool!

[@blue-flamephoenixrising2398]

WHAT might be those rings he has around the base of all the trees ?? do they condense water like the rocks ?? hagd

[@harleylimassol211]

Awesome thanks!

[@walterthompson2195]

He should plant a row of finger limes along the road to keep the thieves out!

[@carrotap3001]

He getting some great rain right about now 😅

[@zacharyguilmet5919]

I’m in clay county.. near Jax. What is this word you speak of? ‘Rain’? 😮‍💨😔 They could send it up north… that’ll be neat

[@jessiesmith613]

👍👍, different, good video

[@xesoteryc]

Been studying this after this video, make some waves and put the human compost video up. It's time to start thinking differently

[@kai_790]

my mangoes are in 30 gallon fabric pots buried in a raised rock bed and mulched with gravel

[@reyn66]

Chirimoya (annona reticulata) and cherimoya (annona cherimola) are two different plants, and one does better than the other in the Redland area.

[@alexissmith1713]

Electroculture is what Marcos is doing with his copper wrapped bamboo.

[@klm20079]

we know but filmer zipped that topic fast

[@seds94]

​@@klm20079Why??

[@SeraphimCherubim]

I wrap copper around my plants to keep the snails off of them.

[@alexissmith1713]

There are a ton of electrical culture videos on KZbin. Mostly they make plants grow better with bigger fruit

[@MaLiArtworks186]

​@SeraphimCherubim This year, I had so many snails. Ate so many of my new plants. I put some of them in beer and threw so many away in plastic bags.

[@jeffery8928]

The rocks catch the dew and keep the rootball humidity up, right?

[@unpopuIaropinion]

Your mic always make the sound a bit strange. i have a go pro and it has this effect when I place it in a case that can go underwater. Its some sort of echo

[@hs_kts_Business_KTS_HS]

家で果樹をたくさん育てていますか。 Ie de kaju o takusan sodatete imasu ka.

[@chaselex]

7:29 I’d love to know his fertilization methods if any, I hope no miracle grow 😂

[@ZumarKhan-vk7ct]

Is it only me or some body else notices there r msny plants that ve no rocks at bottom??

[@FruitfulTrees]

he had them under some but not all