NOTE: ALWAYS CHECK THE POUCH of a wallaby or kangaroo that has just been hit by a vehicle to see if there is a live baby inside so you can potentially save it´s life. I should have mentioned it in the video at 20:26.
Excellent idea!!! Sometimes the poor animals are still alive after being knocked . As i drive along i always look for injured animals as best as i can see. Take care Weedy man, Im so happy theres people like u on this earth.👌
Glad you mentioned that David! Baby wildlife can be fostered by groups such as WIRES, volunteers of which know how to give these dear stressed animals the right care.
One warning, if you bury meat, a scavenger may dig it up thus uprooting the tree - so I would recommend some wire fencing laying flat on the ground and affixed. My experience was burying a fish scraps in the soil for corn. Something dug them up (we have skunks, opossums, and raccoons are my guess, but could even be my dog).
So true 💕I feel like it’s a little spiritual moment too, watching the video in the morning, so elating. So gentle and kind 💕Stretches over the land and is much bigger than our bodies. I know that feeling too, this joy of new life (I greet my baby seedlings 🌱 with a silly a smile, a wave and a Hello 👋😇) But we have to wait here in North, still snow on the ground, meanwhile practice patience. So grateful for the videos, the good feeling it leaves in the heart🙏❤️ Ps I love the tip of sharp sand!
Interesting you say that because we live in the original old church here in the vslley, built in the early 1900’s and renovated into a home twenty years ago. But I don’t think that has much to do with my videos. I think it is the nature.
You see, Will - your gut feeling was so right! And Weedy and Heather have found the rightest spot, how lovely 🌞. And this love is flying around on TH-cam sowing seeds in our hearts 💞
In Bissau, west African country I grew up in, the streets of the town were lined with these majestic giants, shading everyone trying to walk from a to b in the heat. They helped the little town with a special microclimate as well as the beauty and shade.
Hey 👋. I’m absolutely in love with what you’re doing. I cannot find the right words to describe how I feel when I watch your videos. This channel is absolutely the best thing that TH-cam have ever recommended to me and of course you became my favorite channel in just one video. Thank you so much!!!! Keep up the good work and waiting for all the new videos to come and support you though you’re journey.
Great video... My other half always tells me "best time to plant a tree 10 years ago, next best time to plant a tree TODAY!!" So we are, everywhere, all native and if the fruit are edible even better 👍 or for firewood. Happy planting everyone 🌳🌳👏
Hey Weedy Man. I am so glad you met Geoff. I've been learning from him for years and now you having to as a real neighbor and I can only imagine the two of you together and what wonderful things you'll do. Thank you Weedy Man. You make a real difference in this world and to my life. Grow on
Love your shows, and I've always wanted to grow a mango tree, but I think it's too cold where I live. Will try i didn't know about the seed inside, have always planted the seed as is so thanks for that lesson......
I didn’t take my mango seed out of the shell. I wrapped the whole thing in a wet paper towel and put it in a zip lock bag….not zipped up. I sat it on a shelf and left it alone. After about a week or so, the root made its way out of the shell and then I planted it. Could be I got lucky. My tree is about 2 feet tall now. 😊 I’m glad. Yes, you’re right… It’s beautiful. I wish I could share pictures here.
Thanks for sharing all this! You do a great job and put positive vibes out there and how wonderful it is that you get to hang out with jeff Lawton! Appreciate you and your content!
Interesting way to plant it 😊 I tried to plant a mango tree once, but the cold weather in Victoria was too much for it. So ….I plant other trees that grow in the climate I live. I still want to plant a mango tree, I love it! And I miss having it close by like I had when I was in Brazil. …. One day, one day….
That Geoff is a smart man, would never have even thought about “sharp sand”. Hope the mango doesn’t sink when the kangaroo breaks down. The knuckle needs to stay above grade I’ve heard. Great vid keep ‘em coming! ✌️
@@TheWeedyGarden I'm glad you met Geoff Lawton. I really hope you two will work together - that would be a principle of permaculture. The large animal carcass under the mango wasn't the best idea. The carcass will at first swell very much - and with it the earth will lift up, and then it will sink rapidly. I love your special videos and also Geoff Lawton's messages.
@@TheWeedyGarden Either you move the mango a little further from the carcass, which I would advocate, or you try to perforate the carcass with a sharp iron rod, which I personally would not do. When you consider that a mango can live to be 500 years old, you should pick up the shovel again. I tell you from my own experience. I am happy every time you upload a new video. Greetings from Germany.
I have enjoyed this soooo much. I am crying with joy that this is how it is sappose to be we are the care takers of the earth and the generations after us!! Thank you for touching my soul deeply!!
Thanks to your sublime videos I can travel to Australia sitting in my sofa in Belgium. How wonderfull is it, being able to appreciate the treasures of mother nature like you do. You are the kind of person that inspires me. I can almost taste this juicy mango. I love your work, thank you very much. Dimitri from Belgium.
You have the same kinda mentality towards seeds as i do 😅 you showed it its enviroment and his landscapes and a small lil kiss before you pot it.. if i were that seed id be thriving 😂👌
If I swim in a creek one day while eating a mango, I’ll have a million anxiety going on in my head. I envy the way u embrace life and being sensible about cutting your fingers. Totally envious how open and true u are to yourself
Just saw from another video of yours that you must cover the seedling while it's young if it's not growing inside forest to give it less sunlight. Now I know why my mango also didn't grow. Thank you for the content creation, keep it going
I just don't have the words to describe the love for you, your videos and your way of life. I'm so thankful that you share with us. You and Geoff are a powerful force that mother nature is lucky to have.
@@TheWeedyGarden Wow thanks for replying sorry for pointing out the obvious 😅 I really love and get so much out of watching your videos! Thanks for putting in all the effort you do. have a good one 🙂
Oh I do. A great deal. After travelling through about 38 countries in my photography career, I can tell you for certain that this valley is the best spot I have EVER been.
My boys 5 and 7 and i watched and loved!! They want to eat a mango in the creek. And liked that you continued the wallaby life cycle. Thanks for your sharing!!
I also have my 3 beloved cats burried under my mango tree in front of my porch. So every day I see the tree growing with the memories of my cats. Btw,You are such a kind and gentle soul... 😇💝🙏
I peel my mangos. You've got a knife. Divide the mango into half by cutting into the skin and the flesh, starting at one point and coming back to it. Staying symetrical with the cuts, continue to divide, into quarters. Then peel back and eat....sitting in the bath or in your case, the swimming pool! Thankyou for this info. I always wanted to plant a mango seed. Now I am garenteed success watching your video.
Wonderful to use the glorious wallaby compost. When one of my animals passes on, I plant something over them. Sometimes I have to lift the shrub up after the body deflates. Thank you for your great videos and music! And love the wisdom of Geoff!!
Yay, another video!! And with that awesome guy you ran into!! I miss my dad so much since he passed, but I owe what little green thumb I have to him. But I will say my dad worked very hard and read alot (no internet back then) and he figured it out. Also your time lapse vids are so beautiful they make me cry. You kissed that mango seed as my dad talked to his plants. Beautiful. Edit: thank you for being so sweet and real with kangaroo. As my dad did all animals we used...you be kind, thank them and treat them well after death. Such a beautiful example of how life works.
I´m glad that you can see it. I am happy that you appreciate it. I am grateful that you are inspired and thankful I have the means, time, gear and talent to do so.
Seedling mangos don't usually come true from seed, take much longer to fruit than grafted varieties, and usually have a sub-par taste with a lot of fiber (Geoff hits on this very well). Love your spot in Australia; truly a beautiful place. Great filming and photography too! Keep it up! I love mangos too; have over 40 varieties. And dry periods during flowering is good. The thing that will nuke your flowers is powdery mildew; it can attack your panicles/flowers and kill all of your mango flowers within days which means zero fruit for that year. Anthracnose usually forms as the fruit develops and leaves black streaks and spots on your fruit. Stem-end rot also forms as an attack on developing fruit. A good spraying of fungicide (natural or not), can significantly reduce these issues. Spray when the panicles emerge after 1 week, when the fruit is the size of a pea, size of an egg, and then every several weeks as needed.
So much TLC for this little Mango friend! I did not think that a video about planting a single tree could be so interesting for 30 minutes, but you definitely kept me interested!! You make amazing videos, bearded weedy man! Thank you and keep the good vibes going
You are living the dream, sir. Folks are paying you to live your beautiful life. On camera. You are part of the solution. Thanks for making such cool, educational films.
I wish it were true, but I have to make my living outside of TH-cam. The few kind patrons and the add revenue is only enough to cover the cost of the camera gear I break while making these videos 😃 but I do it because I am practising for Netflix 🤣🤣
So happy for that little mango tree! She had one of the greatest Permaculture minds working on its “birth”. Wanted to thank you weedy man! for sharing your videos and reminding me of the pdc I missed my email for the early bird join, but i made it in the pdc! I’m so happy to have the chance to learn and meet all the like-minded ppl out there. ✌🏻
just wanted to say Hi from Ottawa Ontario , i love all your videos and makes me feel right there with you in every one ... somewhere nice and warm wile im here in the cold winter lol
How lovely, isn’t nature wonderful, so pleased you decided to show the beginning of your permaculture food forest. It’s something I’d like to embrace when I move onto some sensible land
Right at 10:27 in the top right of the frame, when your friend was showing you the sand to use in setting your mango seed, there is a plant, lots of them there that is a great spinach. Cooked with garlic, onion and a little oil and salt, it is great with bread, or boiled in coconut milk with ochra, makes a great soup.
I definitely enjoyed the video and I definitely learned plenty of things you wonderful mangoness, Yet another great video I couldn’t take my eyes n’ ears off
Makes me want to eat a mango in a creak once... amazing you found geoff. I live right on the opposite side if the world in a very diffeent climate and also for me geoff has been a great source of information and inspiration. You re the best duo
Mangolicious!!!!! Now it’s time for me to plant mine ! Sharing is love and I thank you again! I’ve noticed there’s rats running my around our ruin so maybe I could use them instead. How old to you recon that mango tree is at the end of this video? I need to be alive to see my mango tree grow like that!
I planted 2 jaboticaba trees on top of dead dogs I had to bury. The trees were very very happy. They even survived leaf cutter ants, it was in Costa Rica. I miss the mangoes and other fruits, and lots more about living there. I love your first mango seed tree story. That's what makes it home.
@@TheWeedyGarden I subscribed. I love tropical plants and trees. Hopefully I'll be living in Florida again soon and can get into growing a lot of food and bonsai. I like aquaponics and living soil gardening and hope to find work playing in the dirt.
I feel so relaxed 😌 watching this weedy. Hope you live to 100 yrs especially for what your doing for the earth 🌏 A true father earth 😍 I’ve watched a few Gardeners using road kill for there gardens, so Interesting. Here in Queensland stuck at home with my small garden because of Covid. Loving your videos 💕
Just wanted to let you know how much we enjoy your videos and how much you inspire us to get out in the garden and start growing, thank you so much ☺️😘
Me planting a mango. If it is special soak it till it sprout them chuck it into my heavy clay soil. Or I just chuck the seed on my land after eating. I now have tons of seedling everywhere. You guys are sure special with your mango tree planting.
Ok. Just remember though that it about thriving. Not just surviving. Lets see how this tree is in a few years. In another video I want to show another way to do it, which I think is even better. A bit more effort though
NOTE: ALWAYS CHECK THE POUCH of a wallaby or kangaroo that has just been hit by a vehicle to see if there is a live baby inside so you can potentially save it´s life. I should have mentioned it in the video at 20:26.
Excellent idea!!!
Sometimes the poor animals are still alive after being knocked .
As i drive along i always look for injured animals as best as i can see.
Take care Weedy man,
Im so happy theres people like u on this earth.👌
Glad you mentioned that David! Baby wildlife can be fostered by groups such as WIRES, volunteers of which know how to give these dear stressed animals the right care.
@@fishfacecrab thanks Mr Beard. 😊
sloths too!!!
One warning, if you bury meat, a scavenger may dig it up thus uprooting the tree - so I would recommend some wire fencing laying flat on the ground and affixed. My experience was burying a fish scraps in the soil for corn. Something dug them up (we have skunks, opossums, and raccoons are my guess, but could even be my dog).
For some strange reason, I feel I'm in a church or cathedral when I watch these! Its reverent and sacred. Thank you.
So true 💕I feel like it’s a little spiritual moment too, watching the video in the morning, so elating. So gentle and kind 💕Stretches over the land and is much bigger than our bodies.
I know that feeling too, this joy of new life (I greet my baby seedlings 🌱 with a silly a smile, a wave and a Hello 👋😇)
But we have to wait here in North, still snow on the ground, meanwhile practice patience.
So grateful for the videos, the good feeling it leaves in the heart🙏❤️
Ps I love the tip of sharp sand!
Agree! This is all SPIRIT!
Interesting you say that because we live in the original old church here in the vslley, built in the early 1900’s and renovated into a home twenty years ago. But I don’t think that has much to do with my videos. I think it is the nature.
You see, Will - your gut feeling was so right!
And Weedy and Heather have found the rightest spot, how lovely 🌞. And this love is flying around on TH-cam sowing seeds in our hearts 💞
@@annedanielarodgers8830 I feel like I am in a movie...
Mangos remind me of my mother’s birth town in Brazil. The whole town smelt of overripe mango. Wish they grew here.
But you can grow apricot...I can´t :-(
@@TheWeedyGarden I’d trade a mango for an apricot any and every day.
@@suburbanhomestead 10 apricots for one mango I think is fair 😃
In Bissau, west African country I grew up in, the streets of the town were lined with these majestic giants, shading everyone trying to walk from a to b in the heat. They helped the little town with a special microclimate as well as the beauty and shade.
@@constantinaolstedt and yummy food? Or did the animals eat them. Both probably 👍🏼
I love Mango your videos are so good
I love Mango 🥭
RIP wallaby. One life goes one life appears, very wise to bury it and make it your mango fertilizer
Mangoes 🥭 are my favourite fruit, would love to taste one straight off the tree 😋
thank you x
Hey 👋. I’m absolutely in love with what you’re doing. I cannot find the right words to describe how I feel when I watch your videos. This channel is absolutely the best thing that TH-cam have ever recommended to me and of course you became my favorite channel in just one video. Thank you so much!!!! Keep up the good work and waiting for all the new videos to come and support you though you’re journey.
I feel the same way, Christopher. 1 video and I feel peace, happy and engaged. Subscribe and 🔔 straight away! 🤗🤗🤗🤗
a beautiful human..........thank you.
a very emotional tribute and a gift from the earth and the earth back to you. And we start all over again in this journey
Thanks for all your comments mate. I see you’ve been doing a bit of binge watching 🤣 Appreciate your feedback 🙏
@@TheWeedyGarden love your story telling and creativity.
Thanks for the video mate...🙌
Love ya work Weedy. ❤
Gotta say though, reckon u should wear boots. Plenty of Brown snakes in your part of the world.
Masterworks!!!
Hahah the cow in the end, so funny. 31:18
So unique and creative to film opening scene from the water LOVED this video‼️🩵
Great video... My other half always tells me "best time to plant a tree 10 years ago, next best time to plant a tree TODAY!!" So we are, everywhere, all native and if the fruit are edible even better 👍 or for firewood. Happy planting everyone 🌳🌳👏
Wonderful, thanks!
I cant wait to see the grass that green again.
you have a grate soul
Regards from Serbia ❤️ Beautiful nature you have weedy 🍀
Hey Weedy Man. I am so glad you met Geoff. I've been learning from him for years and now you having to as a real neighbor and I can only imagine the two of you together and what wonderful things you'll do. Thank you Weedy Man. You make a real difference in this world and to my life. Grow on
Growing on my friend...growing on ;-)
Love your shows, and I've always wanted to grow
a mango tree, but I think it's too cold where I live. Will try i didn't know about the seed inside, have always planted the seed as is so thanks for that lesson......
I like the hu’i at the beginning, we always did this in Hawaii to circle up for farm meetings.
I love that curious cow at the end. 😊
I didn’t take my mango seed out of the shell. I wrapped the whole thing in a wet paper towel and put it in a zip lock bag….not zipped up. I sat it on a shelf and left it alone. After about a week or so, the root made its way out of the shell and then I planted it. Could be I got lucky. My tree is about 2 feet tall now. 😊 I’m glad. Yes, you’re right… It’s beautiful. I wish I could share pictures here.
Wonderful video full of information and love. Love for nature, love for people, love for life.
Every inside bend has sharp sand also a chance of gold too weedy !!!
😄
You have an inherent sensitivity to rhythms. Thanks for sharing your earthy knowledge
What a beautiful soul you have. The mango seed brought a tear to my eye. Beautiful ❤️❤️ 🇬🇧
So happy to hear this, I cried too!
Thanks for sharing all this! You do a great job and put positive vibes out there and how wonderful it is that you get to hang out with jeff Lawton! Appreciate you and your content!
Hi , Your videos are incredible with lots of background work. I could see you like a baby playing with its happy heart with mother earth.
Wow! I have never seen a more loved tree being planted. How lucky for all who get to taste its fruit.
Interesting way to plant it 😊 I tried to plant a mango tree once, but the cold weather in Victoria was too much for it. So ….I plant other trees that grow in the climate I live. I still want to plant a mango tree, I love it! And I miss having it close by like I had when I was in Brazil. …. One day, one day….
That Geoff is a smart man, would never have even thought about “sharp sand”. Hope the mango doesn’t sink when the kangaroo breaks down. The knuckle needs to stay above grade I’ve heard. Great vid keep ‘em coming! ✌️
True. It looks deeper than it is, due the the camera angle.
@@TheWeedyGarden I'm glad you met Geoff Lawton. I really hope you two will work together - that would be a principle of permaculture. The large animal carcass under the mango wasn't the best idea. The carcass will at first swell very much - and with it the earth will lift up, and then it will sink rapidly. I love your special videos and also Geoff Lawton's messages.
@@TheWeedyGarden Either you move the mango a little further from the carcass, which I would advocate, or you try to perforate the carcass with a sharp iron rod, which I personally would not do. When you consider that a mango can live to be 500 years old, you should pick up the shovel again. I tell you from my own experience. I am happy every time you upload a new video. Greetings from Germany.
@@kingkongprimpinella774 why do you advocate that? I’m curious 😃
@@kingkongprimpinella774 thanks. I only put part of the wallaby in the hole, and it was partly decomposed so that won’t happen.
Your videos are my new meditation.
Namaste
I have enjoyed this soooo much. I am crying with joy that this is how it is sappose to be we are the care takers of the earth and the generations after us!!
Thank you for touching my soul deeply!!
Thanks to your sublime videos I can travel to Australia sitting in my sofa in Belgium. How wonderfull is it, being able to appreciate the treasures of mother nature like you do. You are the kind of person that inspires me. I can almost taste this juicy mango. I love your work, thank you very much. Dimitri from Belgium.
Noice Dinitri. And you don’t need to worry about the creepy crawlies 🤣👍🏼
Thank you for being you. If the world could see through your lens
What a WONDERFUL world it would be! I do believe this was the intention, before it got hijacked. 🙄😕
They are. That´s what I DO...Show it through my lens...but I know what you mean. When you become a "permie" you see it like this.
Special 🌻
You have the same kinda mentality towards seeds as i do 😅 you showed it its enviroment and his landscapes and a small lil kiss before you pot it.. if i were that seed id be thriving 😂👌
Ha ha. Yeah. The tree is shooting new branches now
Hope one day I can grow mango tree like yours. 😀
Good Informative video. Very easy to listen too. The scenery Will always keep me coming back. 🌱
Beautiful 😻
Great video.
If I swim in a creek one day while eating a mango, I’ll have a million anxiety going on in my head. I envy the way u embrace life and being sensible about cutting your fingers. Totally envious how open and true u are to yourself
Just saw from another video of yours that you must cover the seedling while it's young if it's not growing inside forest to give it less sunlight. Now I know why my mango also didn't grow. Thank you for the content creation, keep it going
This mango tree was lucky and has grown over my head now 🐸😁
I just don't have the words to describe the love for you, your videos and your way of life.
I'm so thankful that you share with us.
You and Geoff are a powerful force that mother nature is lucky to have.
Sweet as Jade. Loved ready your comment. Thanks :-) Yew...
there's a small little indent around the mango seed husk and if you put a knife or a screwdriver in there and twist it will pop open easily :)
Have discovered that since. 😆🙏👍🏼
@@TheWeedyGarden Wow thanks for replying sorry for pointing out the obvious 😅 I really love and get so much out of watching your videos!
Thanks for putting in all the effort you do.
have a good one 🙂
It is evident you care. Your videos are imbued with wonder and excitement. Blessings Abound.
Oh I do. A great deal. After travelling through about 38 countries in my photography career, I can tell you for certain that this valley is the best spot I have EVER been.
Wow how fortunate it is to have a friend like Geoff, thanks for sharing
I second that
Yas ! Thank you Weedy Man and Geof!! Exciting!! Wish I lived on land !
My boys 5 and 7 and i watched and loved!! They want to eat a mango in the creek. And liked that you continued the wallaby life cycle. Thanks for your sharing!!
Sweet as 💚💚💚
Great stuff
Lovely video 😀
I also have my 3 beloved cats burried under my mango tree in front of my porch. So every day I see the tree growing with the memories of my cats. Btw,You are such a kind and gentle soul... 😇💝🙏
I peel my mangos. You've got a knife. Divide the mango into half by cutting into the skin and the flesh, starting at one point and coming back to it. Staying symetrical with the cuts, continue to divide, into quarters. Then peel back and eat....sitting in the bath or in your case, the swimming pool! Thankyou for this info. I always wanted to plant a mango seed. Now I am garenteed success watching your video.
Yeah...lots of ways to eat them hey😊
I just want to frolick on that land!! Mangoes are so yum!!
Me too & go skinny dip in that creek! 😄😄
Wonderful to use the glorious wallaby compost. When one of my animals passes on, I plant something over them. Sometimes I have to lift the shrub up after the body deflates.
Thank you for your great videos and music! And love the wisdom of Geoff!!
Thanks Naomi 🙏
If you want to open a mango seed again, there is a small hole on the rim you can use to pry open the shell with a knife
Thanks
Yay, another video!! And with that awesome guy you ran into!! I miss my dad so much since he passed, but I owe what little green thumb I have to him. But I will say my dad worked very hard and read alot (no internet back then) and he figured it out.
Also your time lapse vids are so beautiful they make me cry. You kissed that mango seed as my dad talked to his plants. Beautiful.
Edit: thank you for being so sweet and real with kangaroo. As my dad did all animals we used...you be kind, thank them and treat them well after death. Such a beautiful example of how life works.
I´m glad that you can see it. I am happy that you appreciate it. I am grateful that you are inspired and thankful I have the means, time, gear and talent to do so.
Seedling mangos don't usually come true from seed, take much longer to fruit than grafted varieties, and usually have a sub-par taste with a lot of fiber (Geoff hits on this very well). Love your spot in Australia; truly a beautiful place. Great filming and photography too! Keep it up! I love mangos too; have over 40 varieties.
And dry periods during flowering is good. The thing that will nuke your flowers is powdery mildew; it can attack your panicles/flowers and kill all of your mango flowers within days which means zero fruit for that year.
Anthracnose usually forms as the fruit develops and leaves black streaks and spots on your fruit. Stem-end rot also forms as an attack on developing fruit.
A good spraying of fungicide (natural or not), can significantly reduce these issues. Spray when the panicles emerge after 1 week, when the fruit is the size of a pea, size of an egg, and then every several weeks as needed.
So much TLC for this little Mango friend! I did not think that a video about planting a single tree could be so interesting for 30 minutes, but you definitely kept me interested!! You make amazing videos, bearded weedy man! Thank you and keep the good vibes going
If I could, I would come to live in Northern New South Wales just for the mango trees ! Fantastic
You are living the dream, sir. Folks are paying you to live your beautiful life. On camera. You are part of the solution. Thanks for making such cool, educational films.
I wish it were true, but I have to make my living outside of TH-cam. The few kind patrons and the add revenue is only enough to cover the cost of the camera gear I break while making these videos 😃 but I do it because I am practising for Netflix 🤣🤣
@@TheWeedyGarden ok but that's not really my point. that we get to see what you DO do is extra awesome.
Art documentary ! Wishing long life for your mango tree . Please do post how your mango tree is doing . and Thank you
Nice video!
So happy for that little mango tree! She had one of the greatest Permaculture minds working on its “birth”. Wanted to thank you weedy man! for sharing your videos and reminding me of the pdc I missed my email for the early bird join, but i made it in the pdc! I’m so happy to have the chance to learn and meet all the like-minded ppl out there. ✌🏻
Super cool. See u there...maybe on the FB page...congrats
just wanted to say Hi from Ottawa Ontario , i love all your videos and makes me feel right there with you in every one ... somewhere nice and warm wile im here in the cold winter lol
Pure art those videos are…so much work.Thank you
I love all your videos, Weedy Man 😀🌴☘
You make me very happy 😊 that little sprout is bound to do well with all that love!
Guess you can call them Kangos now xD Love the videos!
... most dignified burial of a roadkill and the most lovingly planted mango tree :)
Magnifico tu trabajo!! Buena tierra para crecer tu mango.Un abrazo desde Tenerife (Canary Island) 🍊🍓🥕🍌🥑👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I consider it an absolute win for all of us that you and Geoff Lawton met :)
I love the mango tree planting tips gentlemen. Thank you!
Great to see your passion for mangos. You have to come to Pakistan to try mangos from here, they are unreal, and I am sure you'll love them.
I bet they are and I’m sure I would
Why do I always cry when I watch your videos?
Because you are sensitive and have a healthy 💚 🙏
@@TheWeedyGarden thank you 🥰
How lovely, isn’t nature wonderful, so pleased you decided to show the beginning of your permaculture food forest. It’s something I’d like to embrace when I move onto some sensible land
Right at 10:27 in the top right of the frame, when your friend was showing you the sand to use in setting your mango seed, there is a plant, lots of them there that is a great spinach. Cooked with garlic, onion and a little oil and salt, it is great with bread, or boiled in coconut milk with ochra, makes a great soup.
Is it the one which is spikey? Thorns on it?
I definitely enjoyed the video and I definitely learned plenty of things you wonderful mangoness, Yet another great video I couldn’t take my eyes n’ ears off
Makes me want to eat a mango in a creak once... amazing you found geoff. I live right on the opposite side if the world in a very diffeent climate and also for me geoff has been a great source of information and inspiration. You re the best duo
agradezco el que estés!!! dale mis gracias a Jeff desde patagonia, pura inspiración...
Th photo buzz
Yes is excellent weedy
My mom referred to mangos as "bathtub fruit". I see you have the same idea 😊.
How did that happen?
@@Idontknow-ly9bu I don´t know?
I’m always so happy watching your vids! My calming therapy, for sure ☺️ thank you
Mangolicious!!!!! Now it’s time for me to plant mine ! Sharing is love and I thank you again! I’ve noticed there’s rats running my around our ruin so maybe I could use them instead. How old to you recon that mango tree is at the end of this video? I need to be alive to see my mango tree grow like that!
I planted 2 jaboticaba trees on top of dead dogs I had to bury. The trees were very very happy. They even survived leaf cutter ants, it was in Costa Rica.
I miss the mangoes and other fruits, and lots more about living there.
I love your first mango seed tree story. That's what makes it home.
Yeah. It’s my favorite episode too
@@TheWeedyGarden I subscribed. I love tropical plants and trees. Hopefully I'll be living in Florida again soon and can get into growing a lot of food and bonsai. I like aquaponics and living soil gardening and hope to find work playing in the dirt.
Very very big job 👍🏽☺️🌴
I feel so relaxed 😌 watching this weedy.
Hope you live to 100 yrs especially for what your doing for the earth 🌏
A true father earth 😍
I’ve watched a few Gardeners using road kill for there gardens, so Interesting.
Here in Queensland stuck at home with my small garden because of Covid.
Loving your videos 💕
Nice one Alexandra. 👍🏼🎥😀🪱🎃
This one very well fed Mango!!!!
Great video Weedy... under the"yum yum tree"
Thanks Dwayne. Yes. The yum yum tree :-)
Another great video Mr Weedy loving the info and the way you show it. Thank you for all your work and passion.
Thanx Chris. Thanks for the feedback. It´s kinda the motor behind it all really.
I wish my mango tree can grow that fast like the magic of a video. I want to eat mangos!😋😊
Great video Weedy Man! We love mango, but we can’t grow it here. Way to humid! Keep up the good work! Your compost looks great as well.
Just wanted to let you know how much we enjoy your videos and how much you inspire us to get out in the garden and start growing, thank you so much ☺️😘
You’re so welcome. Thank you for saying. I appreciate it a lot 👍🏼😊🙏
Me planting a mango. If it is special soak it till it sprout them chuck it into my heavy clay soil. Or I just chuck the seed on my land after eating. I now have tons of seedling everywhere.
You guys are sure special with your mango tree planting.
Ok. Just remember though that it about thriving. Not just surviving. Lets see how this tree is in a few years. In another video I want to show another way to do it, which I think is even better. A bit more effort though
Awesome video... and Thanks so much for the tips. From Florida, USA
Your videos are so beautiful
Congrats weedy man, you started your food forest, thanks for share your journey , awesome 👍