This FOOD FOREST is turning into a JUNGLE! - Late Summer Update (Syntropic Agroforestry)

[@roughgrousse247]

Beautiful!

[@vietpham8456]

Just so amazing! Thanks you for the video and specific name out each individual plant.

[@rogueregenerativeagriculture]

Nice Thanks for the tour.. Amazing to see Florida systems..

[@MrRoots974]

Mate keep posting please !! cheers from Reunion island

[@Braddy_Daddy]

System looks great!

[@brittanyrogers4183]

Fennel helps with mosquitoes, dragonflies hover above the flower stalks and hunt all day.

[@hertabuss289]

Que diverso... Se ve genial ese sistema, ya despegó!! Una pregunta que me surge es, si en Honduras tienes esa variedad de plantas también? O es otro enfoque ahí? Y como harías/ haces para conseguirlas ahí? Saludos...

[@Kevin-Cruz]

En Honduras la sistema es similar, tal vez no tan denso. Consigo muchas plantas y semillas por mis familiares del pueblo o en los senderos de las montañas. Tambien hay muchos arboles que nascen solos :)

[@natebecerra9847]

Do you find north south rows better in florida or east west rows ?

[@Kevin-Cruz]

Haven't noticed enough of a difference to have an opinion. That being said, I like the logic of North South rows. The Western sun is usually the harshest so you can strategically plant sun loving plants on the Western side of the system and shade loving plants on the Eastern side of the system. The North South orientation will act like a "wall" of vegetation from the Western sun...hope that makes sense.