Philippine Native, Nitrogen-Fixing Trees (and some others) on the Farm 4K

A walk around the farm to look at some nitrogen-fixing trees - some we've planted and some that were already growing when we arrived. We'll look at the following nitrogen-fixing Philippine Native Trees: Kamatog (Sympetalandra densiflora / Erythrophleum densiflorum), Narra (Pterocarpus indicus), Ipil (Intsia bijuga), Forest Siris (Albizia procera), Akle (Albizia acle), Salingkugi (Albizia saponaria), Supa (Sindora supa), and Tiagkot (Archidendron clypearia). We'll also briefly look at some trees that don't fix nitrogen: Dao (Dracontomelon dao), Kalantas (Toona Calantas), Amugis (Koordersiodendron pinnatum), and a ficus species.
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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[@jimmysoriano6602]

I am a pilipino n quite proud n glad that many foriegners vlogging the beautiful natures in the phils especially green mountains and lot species of trees and our beautiful beaches and charming people as well thnk u n more power n more videos to come 🎉❤

[@outofdangerproject]

Thank you! It's a very beautiful place for sure! Thank you for your support and watching!

[@jasooni]

I love the sounds of cicadas!

[@outofdangerproject]

They were definitely loud at that time. I haven't noticed them every year (but I'm not always there too), so it would be interesting to know how often they emerge in large groups like that.

[@melaginago8186]

What a view!

[@cerverg]

Maybe you can try planting some Ice cream beans (Inga) - nitrogen fixing, fast-growing and fruit producing at the same time.

[@outofdangerproject]

Thanks! We'll look into those

[@sumakwelvictoria5635]

👍👍👍 Toog & Kalantas are fast growing. Eight years it might be 10-15 inches wide. If you have a ficus growing there, you might have a water vein or an undiscovered hidden spring nearby. If you have a Mala Tibig - it is a sure sign of water.

[@outofdangerproject]

Thanks for that tip! It would be good to have a reliable water source - there are several ficus trees, but I don't know the species yet. I'll try to get them identified

[@celesteengler4866]

👍 nice!

[@JCalltheway]

I'm a new subscriber, I love your videos and I am praying that your channel will grow

[@outofdangerproject]

Thank you for subscribing and for the kind words!

[@restyumali]

11:45 the "natural growing tree" you've mentioned i think that's gemelina (melina) and not native in the Philippines, it is invasive and grow large, good for lumber but under its canopy almost everything will die. Better Lawaan and Dao you've mentiond earlier in exchange of gemelina and mahogany

[@outofdangerproject]

That could be - I know there are some in the area so a bright might have brought that seed in. Thank you!

[@HerbHillFarm]

Thanks for sharing. 🙂

[@outofdangerproject]

Thank you for watching - it looks like you have some interesting videos up - we'll check them out!

[@Odd_type]

❤❤❤

[@outofdangerproject]

Thank you for watching!

[@loretorojo4149]

I love planting too sir but I don’t have land to plant it 🌱 😅

[@outofdangerproject]

Hopefully soon you will!

[@user-su6ik4iy4h]

Ever considered the miyawaki method

[@outofdangerproject]

That sound interesting - we thought about it along the borders of the property. It seems like it would be expensive, though to plant so many trees in a small area. Maybe when our trees start making seed it will be something we can try

[@user-su6ik4iy4h]

@@outofdangerproject native trees are free from your local CENRO

[@outofdangerproject]

@@user-su6ik4iy4h Thanks! We got a couple of trees from them, but mostly here they have pine and we wanted a variety of trees. We're hoping we can work with them in the future to provide seeds for other species

[@AllanCalsiman]

🙂

[@outofdangerproject]

Thanks, Allan!

[@Ed.Sel74]

Now i have a list of nitrogen fixing trees.

[@outofdangerproject]

Thanks! I think there are quite a few more Philippine native trees that fix nitrogen, but I don't remember seeing a comprehensive list. If I find one, I'll try to share it. Thank you for watching :)

[@bohol_netherlands]

List of some of the nitrogen-fixing trees that are native to The Philippines: Acacia auriculiformis Acacia confusa Acacia farnesiana Acacia glauca Acacia magium Acacia mangium Acacia pennata Acacia polyacantha Acacia raddiana Acacia suma Acacia villosa Adenanthera pavonina Albizia acle Albizia falcata Albizia lebbeck Albizia odoratissima Albizia procera Albizia saman Alnus japonica Alnus japonica var. maximowiczii Alnus japonica var. subcordata Alnus nepalensis Alnus nitida Alnus subcordata Ardisia elliptica Bauhinia acuminata Bauhinia malabarica Bauhinia purpurea Butea monosperma Caesalpinia pulcherrima Calliandra calothyrsus Calliandra haematocephala Canarium ovatum Cassia fistula Castanopsis acuminatissima Castanopsis philippinensis Ceiba pentandra Celtis philippensis Chamaecrista mimosoides Cinnamomum mercadoi Cinnamomum mindanaense Cinnamomum mercadoi Clitoria ternatea Colvillea racemosa Cordia dichotoma Dalbergia latifolia Dalbergia serrata Dalbergia stevensonii Delonix regia Dichrostachys cinerea Erythrina orientalis Erythrina variegata Fagraea racemosa Ficus nota Flemingia congesta Gliricidia sepium Gmelina arborea Guazuma ulmifolia Hymenaea courbaril Intsia bijuga Intsia palembanica Inga edulis Inocarpus fagifer Lagerstroemia speciosa Lansium domesticum Leucaena diversifolia Leucaena leucocephala Madhuca longifolia Madhuca latifolia Magnifera indica Melanolepis multiglandulosa Millettia pinnata Moringa oleifera Nauclea orientalis Neolamarckia cadamba Palaquium luzoniense Palaquium philippense Parkia timoriana Paraserianthes falcataria Peltophorum pterocarpum Phanera purpurea Pithecellobium dulce Pithecellobium guatemalense Pongamia pinnata Pouteria campechiana Pouteria viridis Pterocarpus indicus Pterocymbium tinctorium Rhizophora apiculata Rhizophora mucronata Samanea saman Senna alata Senna siamea Shorea contorta Shorea guiso Shorea polysperma Spathodea campanulata Sterculia foetida Syzygium cumini Syzygium samarangense Syzygium spp. Tabebuia rosea Tabernaemontana pandacaqui Tectona grandis Terminalia catappa Terminalia edulis Terminalia ivorensis Terminalia microcarpa Terminalia palawanensis Terminalia sericea Tetramerista glabra Tetrapterocarpon geophilum Trema amboinensis Vachellia farnesiana Vachellia tortuosa Vachellia nilotica Vitex parviflora Xylia xylocarpa Xylosma luzonense Xylosma spiculifera Ziziphus jujuba Ziziphus mauritiana Ziziphus oenoplia Alstonia macrophylla Anthocephalus chinensis Artocarpus odoratissimus Artocarpus rubrovenia Baccaurea ramiflora Baccaurea sapida Barringtonia racemosa Calophyllum inophyllum Cananga odorata Carallia brachiata Caryota cumingii Chisocheton maxilla-pisticis Chisocheton paniculatus Chisocheton penduliflorus Chisocheton philippinensis Chukrasia tabularis Cinchona officinalis Cochlospermum religiosum Combretum aculeatum Combretum confertum Combretum quadrangulare Cynometra ramiflora Dillenia philippinensis Dysoxylum binectariferum Dysoxylum gaudichaudianum Dysoxylum javanicum Dysoxylum spectabile Endospermum diadenum Erythrophleum guineense Ficus benjamina Ficus septica Garcinia binucao Garcinia dulcis Garcinia mangostana Garcinia nervosa Garcinia xanthochymus Guioa spp. Horsfieldia tetratepala Hydnocarpus anthelminthicus Hydnocarpus ilicifolia Hymenaea courbaril var. altissima Koompassia malaccensis Lagerstroemia speciosa Litsea glutinosa Litsea grandis Lithocarpus castanopsis Lithocarpus elegans Macaranga spp. Mallotus philippensis Mallotus villosus Mallotus wrayi Mangifera altissima Mimusops elengi Morus alba Nauclea orientalis Nephelium lappaceum Nephelium mutabile Ochrocarpus longifolius Oroxylum indicum Palaquium blancoi Palaquium philippinense Phyllanthus acidus Phyllanthus emblica Plectocomia elongata Pometia pinnata Premna odorata Pterocymbium tinctorium Quisqualis indica Saraca declinata Schefflera spp. Semecarpus spp. Spondias pinnata Syzygium aromaticum Syzygium capitellatum Syzygium cumini Syzygium excellens Syzygium heyneanum Syzygium luzoniense Syzygium nitidum Syzygium paniculatum Syzygium polycephaloides Syzygium samarangense Syzygium spp. Trema amboinensis Trema orientalis Vateria copallifera Vatica mangachapoi Vitex cofassus Vitex parviflora Vitex pinnata Vitex spp. Xanthostemon spp. Aeschynomene indica Aeschynomene paniculata Aeschynomene villosa Amherstia nobilis Amphimas pterocarpoides Bauhinia glauca Bauhinia purpurea Bauhinia tomentosa Canavalia spp. Centrosema pubescens Clitoria falcata Clitoria ternatea Desmodium spp. Derris elliptica Dioclea luzoniensis Erythrina variegata Flemingia congesta Gliricidia sepium Indigofera spp. Indigofera anil Indigofera hirsuta Indigofera nummulariifolia Indigofera pilosa Leucaena diversifolia Leucaena leucocephala Leucaena pulverulenta Lespedeza bicolor Mucuna cochinchinensis Mucuna pruriens Phaseolus calcaratus Phaseolus lunatus Phaseolus trilobus Tephrosia candida Tephrosia vogelii Vigna marina

[@Ed.Sel74]

@@outofdangerproject thanks Paul. No need to trouble yourself further.

[@Ed.Sel74]

@@bohol_netherlands thank you for the list.

[@nelsondog100]

@@bohol_netherlandshow do we utilize the trees to benefit our gardens? Or is the fact that they are near our gardens enough?

[@melaginago8186]

Where is this place?

[@outofdangerproject]

Hello! This is in Sablan, Benguet. Thank you for watching our video!

[@simonfraser1491]

Do you need extra hands for planting trees? Would love to volunteer.

[@outofdangerproject]

@@simonfraser1491 Wow! Thank you for offering. The first year we did have help from several people. Since then so far we've just been doing it privately and with the help of the caretakers. We've been considering some kind of activity, though. If we do, we'll be sure to announce it. Thank you for watching our video!