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El Jardin Perdido
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Добавлен 28 сен 2011
Houston, TX
Urban farming & Videography
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Urban farming & Videography
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Post-Hurricane Beryl Update
A little stroll through the food forest after some wind and water.
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Видео
Sprouting and Transplanting Payaya Seedlings
Просмотров 1422 месяца назад
Grafting my neighbor's pruned peach tree on my Frankenstein stone fruit tree. Use PROMO CODE: JARDIN for 10% off your order at ivorganics.com/ Visit: grubterra.com/ and use PROMO CODE: 'ElJardin' to receive 10% off your order! Promo Code: JARDIN at raumgoods.com Instagram: el_jardin_perdido Facebook: eljardinperdid0
Grafting a 9-in-one Stone fruit
Просмотров 2393 месяца назад
Grafting my neighbor's pruned peach tree on my Frankenstein stone fruit tree. Use PROMO CODE: JARDIN for 10% off your order at ivorganics.com/ Visit: grubterra.com/ and use PROMO CODE: 'ElJardin' to receive 10% off your order! Promo Code: JARDIN at raumgoods.com Instagram: el_jardin_perdido Facebook: eljardinperdid0
Grafting White Sapote
Просмотров 773 месяца назад
Re-grafting my white sapote after the frost did it in. Use PROMO CODE: JARDIN for 10% off your order at ivorganics.com/ Visit: grubterra.com/ and use PROMO CODE: 'ElJardin' to receive 10% off your order! Promo Code: JARDIN at raumgoods.com Instagram: el_jardin_p... Facebook: eljardinperdid0 Website: www.davidmichaellippold.com
Robber Bee Invasion Durring Routine Maintenance
Просмотров 884 месяца назад
Doing some spring maintenance and potential harvest when robbers swarmed my hive. I'll show you how to ward them off. Use PROMO CODE: JARDIN for 10% off your order at ivorganics.com/ Visit: grubterra.com/ and use PROMO CODE: 'ElJardin' to receive 10% off your order! Promo Code: JARDIN at raumgoods.com Instagram: / el_jardin_p. . Facebook: / eljardinperdid0 Website: www.davidmichaellippold.com
How to Make a Living Arbor
Просмотров 2464 месяца назад
A walkthrough of my process of making a mulberry arbor. Use PROMO CODE: JARDIN for 10% off your order at ivorganics.com/ Visit: grubterra.com/ and use PROMO CODE: 'ElJardin' to receive 10% off your order! Promo Code: JARDIN at raumgoods.com Instagram: el_jardin_p... Facebook: eljardinperdid0 Website: www.davidmichaellippold.com
Pruning Water Sprouts (Stone Fruit)
Просмотров 10210 месяцев назад
Pruning Water Sprouts (Stone Fruit)
Extending the Growing Season (Brassicas)
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Extending the Growing Season (Brassicas)
Urban Permaculture Garden Tour - Spring 2023
Просмотров 214Год назад
Urban Permaculture Garden Tour - Spring 2023
Planting & Protecting a Pomegranate Tree (w/IV Organic)
Просмотров 163Год назад
Planting & Protecting a Pomegranate Tree (w/IV Organic)
Pruning and Sealing a Citrus Tree | IV Organic
Просмотров 220Год назад
Pruning and Sealing a Citrus Tree | IV Organic
Becoming Unified in the Field of Oneness | BUFO
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Becoming Unified in the Field of Oneness | BUFO
I had the same thing with the combo of oversaturated soils and constant wind. My location we had some of the highest winds in Houston during the hurricane. I straightened the smaller things and left the trees alone to see what they would do. They didn't improve so I've had to do some major pruning for both aesthetics and to balance out the weight.
One thing about gardening in Houston is that you need to learn to be resilient. If a freeze doesn't take you out, a drought will, a hurricane, or whatever else. It's crazy down here for sure. Hoping you didn't have any big losses.
How big do they get planted so closely? I’d always put mine several feet apart but if they grow well maybe I’ll try closer.
I'm limited on space. I will say that papaya naturally grow in clusters like this. I let mine self-seed all the time, and they find their way. judging by their root systems, I think they only need a foot or two of space in root diameter to avoid any competition.
I live in zone 9a south GA do you think it will survive for winter outdoor or could it keep them in pots , how long it takes for fruits and when does it fruits , sorry so many questions😁
@@teffyvargas5916 mine die back every year and I’m in the same zone. Greenhouse? They have a long tap root, so now sure how productive they are in pots.
Gorgeous! Thank you for sharing
Kool you look tired brother
Mold exposure at my job. I'm dying on the inside.
Did it end up successfully rooting and putting out new growth?
@@largenlarsen it did!
@@eljardinperdido Awesome! I'll have to give it a try! I know some stuff like ginger is pretty widely sprayed with anti sprouting stuff
@@largenlarsen The only thing with cacti is the freshness. Just be sure to root it in the shade.
@@eljardinperdido cool thank you!
Looking good hermano
Beryl got us good
Kool good info
Any before and after pics?
ah, would've been a good call. After a few years, I have come to terms with the fact that it's more-so the length of the vine. If I pruned like a vineyard, they'd produce bigger grapes. I like how this looks ornamentally, though (covering my entire carport).
Ohh woow nice cooking bro 😊
Many thanks! I need to make more cooking videos,.
Stay safe
Thanks for the video man. While I was watching I thought you had a hacky sack pinned to your chest. I realize it's a microphone, but it seemed more fitting at being a hacky sack pinned to your chest. I'm going to go ahead and forget that it's a microphone. In high school I kept one pinned to my back pocket.
Hacky sack was manditory after lunch at my HS
Hi, This is my first time growing Eggplants (2). how many days after the blossom appears before you can pollinate the flower. I don't see pollen transferred to the pistol. I used a soft paint brush yesterday and the pistil is still green. Should i have seen pollen on the pistol yesterday or this morning?
If the blossoms are opened up, they should be ready. I just take one and distribute the pollen throughout
@@eljardinperdido Thank you for responding to my question. I'll try again tomorrow after the rain.
From Honduras, Olancho. EL Mero Rancho. Siguate Catacamas .. shout outs to Chata.
Hi, how is your White Sapote from seed growing?
It was going well, but the frost got it this past winter. I’ve since had to regraft the sapote I had in the ground.
Very nice! I've never looked into growing papayas. Thanks for the great video.
I highly recommend it if you live in a warm enough climate!
Not related to citrus
"The white sapote is a relative of citrus. However, it is too distant botanically for the fruit to resemble, be graft compatible, or hybridize with citrus. "
@@eljardinperdido Yeah I see it's from the rutaceae family which citrus belongs to.
good to know, thx
That chemical is fenchlorfenuron. Explodes watermelons. Allowed by FDA on grapes and kiwi. I'm almost 70, and I remember grapes being small. They are all HUGE now, and it's not due to natural methods like this that you explain so clearly.
It may not yield commercial size, but it does make them larger than if you don’t.
Ive been SEARCHING for this info near Houston
Great video, I'm glad to see the graft has taken. I have a couple of seedling white sapotes that I'm hoping I'll be able to graft onto in time.
Yes. The previous graft was pretty not done well, which is probably why it didn’t survive. Tree was gifted to me. Hopefully it comes back full-force!
Yesterday I am buy mulberry tree🌲 Pakistan mulberry tree I am from India and you?
Houston, TX
Oh how straight and perfect your arbor is.
Local!!!!
Do you have recommendations for sourcing katuk, mornings, sugar cane? Or do you ever participate in a local exchange group? Thanks!
All easily propagated. Are you in houston?
Love to see more about banana culture.
Great idea for using a potentially invasive plant for sustainable garden art and structure! 💚
What a great idea and so beautiful and useful. Could I do this with apple trees? I've sprouted seeds and have been considering where I might plant them. They are still small and I have an arch I could train them toward. I just wonder if my apple wood would yield to the same sort of training?
I suppose you could! I'm not sure if they'll get enough sun to fruit heavily with this method. Also, I chose mulberry because they are fast-growing. Most people would use willow.
What is a good pesticide for guava trees ? I bought a 4-5’ tree and it’s doing great for I found some flies on the leaves and some white markings, I bought some Neem oil to see how it works I’m in South Texas
I was going to suggest dalluted neem.
5:33 I planted a Homestead seedling a little over a year ago and just grafted Macs Golden White Sapote to 3 of the Branches. I feel Macs Golden White Sapote is the best tasting of all the white Sapotes.
Hook it up with a scion! I just grafted an unnamed variety on mine.
Kool
It's so funny when you see a dógma reproduced. I coming from kambo planet the founder sayed he learned a method called the sapo method. Without the drinking beforehand wich is for a lot of people very uncomfortable plus all the water in your stomach can enhance the bad feeling in this area. With this method when nausea is on the peak you take a glass of water so you do not try purge that's it. The purging is not the whole point at all in fact the most healing peptides are not those who make you nausea at all. The peptides who make you vomit do one thing they trigger nausea that's why its such a pure feeling of nausea its kind of the bodys nausea triggering peptides injected externally.
So are you saying it's ok not to purge it? I think that much water would make anyone sick.
@@eljardinperdido I am not an expert at all but as far as I understood the guy from kambo planet it is not necessary to force the purging although he does support the purging effect a bit as he drinks one glass of water on the peak of nausea a few minutes after applying kambo on the gates. But also the support here is to have a relieve. Its more comfortable to purge something then to do dry purging or pure bile. One glass before kambo on a empty stomache one glass while on kambo is enough just to make something that uncomfortable as comfortable as possible.
@@Eflodur My shaman and others have told me that the water is there to absorb the toxins. You purge once they are absorbed into the water.
Love you brother
Hey sis! <3
Is smoking the hide a necessary step? I have a couple of squirrels furs and don't really have a set up to smoke them after egg tanning
Basically, smoking preserves them, If you get your brain-tanned hides wet you will have to re-work them.
Hey man, it's irresponsible to tell people that are watching this to learn, that the only reason to cook wild mushrooms is to make them taste better. That's blatantly wrong, wild mushrooms can harbor any number of harmful bacteria, and cooking some wild mushroom species is what makes them edible.
This is more of a documentation. I by no means claimed anywhere that I was an expert. For these specific strains, you can eat them raw or cooked.
nice to know that you are in houston , my lila avocado is dying after the winter of last year everything seems to look fine ,but suddenly the leaf star to falling off some branches become black , well I got root rot , trying to save it . any tips .
If you got root rot, it's probably in the wrong soil. Lots of clay in Houston. If you are able to dig it out without harming the roots or a tap root, I'd suggest doing that and soaking out the roots to get all the old soil off. Maybe soak in a dilluted mix of water and a few cap fulls of hydrogen peroxide. Replace soil with a sandier mix. Cados don't like wet feet. They are heavy feeders, but need well-draining soil.
Should keep in short
Howdy! Your ingredients happened to be exactly what I 5:42 had on hand... even my Buffalo burger. I like you and all your surrounding 'oddities'. I can relate😂❤ accoutrements...so very like me, myself, and I. J
If you have any buds, you'd be interested in selling off of that thing. I am local.
Nice harvest amigo !!!
Gracias hombre!
It’s fortunate that the scion was in dormancy. This isn’t the usual situation. What would you do if it was actively growing ? Budding ?
I typically only graft dormant trees in their dormancy, although I have grafted active scions on this. I just defoliate them and cleft graft. It's worked for me thus far.
Ha ha... I broke my shovel... Lucky I have a spare one.
For real! the corms are no joke!
❤❤❤fresh vegetables ❤❤❤
Thank you 🙏
You're welcome.
Where have you been I'm glad you still with us welcome back
Thanks brother! Lots of 'life' happening lately, as well as some neighborly issues i've alluded to in past videos. Good to know I've been missed?
Do u have an uldate as to the outcome of this tree? Would love to know.
I do: ruclips.net/video/iVa5R1g51B8/видео.html
I have monarch chrysalis all over the place in my yard. Makes me really happy because they are endangered here and i hadn't seen them in about 20 yrs until we planted a milkweed flower by accident and a couple of them just popped up out of nowhere and they've been living in our yard ever since.
Milkweed and monarch’s are taking over all my beds. 😍
I'm planting milkweed this year for the butterflies.
Highly recommend it! @@jenniferw5095
Remember, less than 5% of eggs make it to chrysalis and not all monarchs survive after getting so far. Please plant milkweed!