She owns the biggest dragonfruit plantation in the Philippines (200 hectares) which started as a backyard garden. Her inspiring story continues to be a motivation to most of us. Her humility and very down-to-earth attitude is indeed very humbling. Their unselfish support to would-be cultivators, both big and small, is worth emulating. Kudos, ma'am!❤️
Nanay i love you,for how long im looking for the simple video to set up dragonfruit farm near manila and couldnt find anything english on the farm but you are the first one i saw on youtube explains everything very simple and completly in philipines,the honestly in your words is beautiful and just like your heart.your kind deserves 20000 hectars of it.God bls you nanay
She reminds me of my grandma .it is amazing that she speaks great English . I love the work that they are doing with the dragon fruits it amazing .she is so sweet and how she explains how to take care of them .she reminds me of a teacher she’s a great teacher ❤️💜❤️💜🙏🤗🙏🙏
I live on a tropical island of 30degrees with ALOT of sun. Yet no LOCAL ever planted dragon fruit! Only now the Chinese community has started cultivation of these plants for selling. I just bought 12 cuttings and I am going to start my own little farm for personal use!
She owns the biggest dragonfruit plantation in the Philippines (200 hectares) which started as a backyard garden. Her inspiring story continues to be a motivation to most of us. Her humility and very down-to-earth attitude is indeed very humbling. Their unselfish support to would-be cultivators, both big and small, is worth emulating. Kudos, ma'am!❤️
This video pushes me to learn more about dragon fruit...
Nanay i love you,for how long im looking for the simple video to set up dragonfruit farm near manila and couldnt find anything english on the farm but you are the first one i saw on youtube explains everything very simple and completly in philipines,the honestly in your words is beautiful and just like your heart.your kind deserves 20000 hectars of it.God bls you nanay
She reminds me of my grandma .it is amazing that she speaks great English . I love the work that they are doing with the dragon fruits it amazing .she is so sweet and how she explains how to take care of them .she reminds me of a teacher she’s a great teacher ❤️💜❤️💜🙏🤗🙏🙏
Her vocabulary skill is a PRO, i love the way she speaks, 👏👏,i was shocked 😊😊
She sounded like my teacher in High School..😍
Her demeanor is so charismatic Was she a teacher or educator once upon a time? I just love listening to her. thank you for sharing.:)
This should have more views than those dragon fruit video's I've seen on TH-cam.. ❤❤❤
Thank you, Ms. Dacuycuy. It is very useful to see a farm and hear your advice.
This was extremely well explained. Best video I've seen that really breaks down the replanting of this awesome plant. Thank you so much!
Wow I’m just searching how to plant dragon fruit and this pop up. Thank you for the video
I am impressed by her English. She really knows her trade. Congratulations I enjoyed your video very much.
I'm certain ate is a professor or a doctor and either an agriculturists or a botanists. I took botany horticulture class and I loved it.
The music is almost as beautiful as she is
Thank you so much for this video. It's the best I've seen so far. You are a lovely lady.
Congratulations for your dragon fruit farm!!!!!
Hi Ms Edita, Thanks for sharing. Keep safe & all the best po.
I live on a tropical island of 30degrees with ALOT of sun. Yet no LOCAL ever planted dragon fruit! Only now the Chinese community has started cultivation of these plants for selling. I just bought 12 cuttings and I am going to start my own little farm for personal use!
What a wonderful video, thank you for taking so much thought into putting this together!