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One of the advantages of living in Africa is being able to have a garden without being extraordinarily rich.
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[@KimJax1973]

Hi Rush. Love your videos. ❤️ I have some helpful information for you. My suggestion would be to get a tiller if possible and till the ground around the plants and trees. Then use that stuff you tilled up off the ground and put that stuff in one of your garbage containers as a compost. Then you can use the compost as fertilizer for your plants and fruit trees. 😀👍🏾

[@rushasare]

Thanks

[@margueritemongbandi9848]

Hey Rush this is my favorite so far thanks for sharing

[@rushasare]

🙏🏿

[@emmanuelgentdavies1876]

No wonder your plants are not growing well. Your farm needs a lot of weeding. The weeds are seriously competing with your plants for the available nutrients. Nice and inspiring video.🙌🏾

[@antwipinamang4520]

I saw oniaba plantain 😂. Is cocoyam leaves and not spinach. We substitute it for spinach in America

[@hugohugo5248]

Nice Video!
Bro can you do a Video about wifi / internet

[@rushasare]

Too narrow of a topic. You can email me if you have any questions regarding wifi

[@helenalusanga5848]

Banana giving birth 🤰🏾 😂😂😂😂

[@rushasare]

You get it.

[@helenalusanga5848]

Why are you calling coco yam spinach?

[@rushasare]

That is what they call it down here 😂

[@diamond3529]

What you called Spinach that’s callalloo bush for us here in Trinidad

[@antwipinamang4520]

Nice❤. Can’t wait to finish my project and move back. I missed my olden days farming 😂

[@rushasare]

Wishing you all the best!

[@stephenudegbunam4721]

Are those called spinach in Ghana ? Those are coco yam leaves in nigeria

[@traceyeffah4251]

Yea that's " nkontomire" in twi and Spinach in English.

[@irenedziedzorm]

It is cocoyam leaves / kontomire not spinach 😊

[@rushasare]

They call it spinach here. That is what I’ve been hearing my entire life haha. I am aware that it is different from the spinach in America. Maybe coco yam leaves is the right word for it .

[@irenedziedzorm]

@@rushasare oh okay 👍🏽

[@stephenudegbunam4721]

We also do not eat them in nigeria. We feed our goats with those. Likewise cassava leaves, we we don’t eat them. We give them to goats and sheeps. But I’m aware they’re edible in some countries. My folks in Congo make vegetable sauce with cassava leaves 🍃

[@kwasikyeremeh7893]

Bro , I love your garden!

[@rushasare]

Thanks

[@myplantllife]

So they are called spinach too?? Nice, in Nigeria we call it cocoyam and use the tubers to cook soup as a thickener, and also eat the tubers like yams with palm oil. Very delicious

[@rushasare]

I am sure we got the name wrong over here. But that is what they refer to it as here.

[@precioussunu3177]

It's called taro leaves

[@hopemorrison2367]

Love your garden

[@rushasare]

Thanks