The compost tea dunk in the container before planting is a great idea.

@AMPProf

9 күн бұрын

works for cookies soo

The Miyawaki afforestation method requires quite a small space, at least 20 square feet. One must seed plants very close to save space and dense plant growth. This will also allow young trees to protect each other and block sunlight from hitting the forest's ground, preventing parasitic plant growth.

@jennastephens1224

28 күн бұрын

I live in the southern US and a great example of this phenomenon is the Sweetgum tree. They're great in Miyawaki forests because they grow so fast, but also they're difficult to grow with other plants in Miyawaki forests because they grow so fast (2-3 feet or 70-100cm per year for their first 25 years of life)

I m also planting trees wherever i can and I have planted 300 trees and watered them..... It gives tremendous joy❤love from🇮🇳

@BandelaSimon

Ай бұрын

Wow buddy Make a vlog and upload it

@Socialbhanwar

12 күн бұрын

जय हिन्द, जय भारत।। वंदेमातरम, भारत माता की जय।। जय हिन्द, जय हिन्द की सेना।।

I love the idea of creating this vibrant forest 😍

Context is everything. No "system" should ever be slavishly applied just anywhere. I start with seed, collected from the "forest" you want to restore (and please don't forget the understory, as well as the soil microbiome and the cryptogamic soil crust community. Not all forests are as tall as they are in Japan and the Eastern Seaboard. I have done all my work in the more xeric climates (mainly Mediterranean and desert) of the Southwest US. for over fifty years, I used primarily on-site materials, minimizing or eliminating external inputs. It doesn't "fail," it adjusts. Some projects have been entirely on their own for more than forty or fifty years. Some have been destroyed.

@jerrymcintire7902

8 ай бұрын

Good to hear of your many projects for reestablishing healthy soils and forests. The projects described here certainly follow that lead, using native plants for the area and feeding the soil with organic matter and active compost tea to establish healthy microbial activity.

@lyonna7499

8 ай бұрын

I did that sort of unintentionally on my 3.5 wooded acres in NC. When I purchased 10 years ago a quarter acre was overgrown with “trees from hell” also know at the invasive tree from heaven. I slashed, burned and kept the mature persimmons. Planted cultivar hazelnuts, sunchoke, elderberry, volunteer blackberries. and let it go a few years. There are six foot persimmons with a few fruits, first year of hazelnuts, Passion flower. I’m trying to root mulberry cuttings currently. Nice to read and write back.

@novi_pacific_island

23 күн бұрын

The best seeds is the natives one, I heard. The true owner and would bring balance.

Brilliant. Amazing. Wonderful. This gives me a hope for the future of our children.

THAT is how you tend your lawn!

Thats incredible, well done to everyone working on this project, God bless ❤❤❤

Congratulations to the founder and team 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Thanks! 3:09 Step 01 : 5 days before planting

ty and keep up the good work

I’m so touched by this project. What an honorable thing to do for Mother Earth and future generations 🌸

Amazing work!

I love this idea, but I would love it more if, being an urban environment, it was more of a permaculture solution that could actually FEED the people of the area. We do need more plantings in urban areas, but we also need to provide the people who live there with the ability to grow some permanent fruits and vegetables that can feed the community.

I was gonna subscribe but then i realized this is the only video on the channel worth watching.

great work!! 🌳🌴🌲🌳

Very nice set up❤

That's really awesome. I have a few bald cypress i started from seeds. Also oaks

I want this in my backyard

Great work

Muito boa iniciativa, parabéns ❣🥰🙏

So proud!!its gotta bee good 4nature wild life an us😊😊😊❤❤❤❤🎉🎉

Good

What an amazing job! However, in my country, these kinds of small patches of forest in the middle of urban residences would just become habitats for snakes and other dangerous insects. Again, good job on creating this small yet beautiful paradise ecosystem. 😀

Mayawaki ❤

Amazing..

Really cool

A project can be planned which includes dumping wood chips and letting them decompose, to enrich the soil. For more ideas visit Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't, and watch their "Kill Your Lawn" series.

Ours are with our local Binunga Trees..We just plant one to 3 trees then the following year the seeds will fall and proliferate fast.Goofor firewoods too with selective way of harvesting..I coined it Regenerative Surgical Agriculture with bananas and other crops around..I first heard Christian Science Monitor in the 1980s while I was Associate Editor of Bohol Inquirer when National Geographic sent me a copy of your Gmelina Research and writeups featuring Daniel K.Ludwig who planted almost a million hectares of Gmelina in his Jari.Project in Rainforests of Brazil

Urban forest wonderful idea every where in the world 😅😅😅

Fast result 👍🏻

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america is so uprooted, you gotta teach people that forests are good...

need a miawaki food forest 🤪

Why are these small wooded patches being referred to as forests? It seems to me that that is quite a grandiose word to be using for patches of trees which could not possibly operate on the scale of a real forest in terms of their ability to secure and maintain an ecosystem in the same way.

@luciatheron1621

20 күн бұрын

It will become a forest. Some trees won't make it, others grow, seed and spread. Creates a micro climate, protects smaller vulnerable plants, etc. Start it and it will grow.

@Bleepurchin

20 күн бұрын

@@luciatheron1621 Yes, provided there is space for a the trees to spread their seed and expand their territory. But these green oases are completely restricted due to where they are located. So they can never grow to the size and definition of a ‘forest’. It’s an undeniable fact and a pretty obvious one at that.

@NatalieAuer-id4tz

18 күн бұрын

How big does it have to be to be considered a forest? Who gets to decide what is and isn't a forest? Also, we don't know the plan for this area. The forest is located in a much larger park that is mostly lawn. Maybe the forest will spread.

1:45 in and I'm in ❤❤❤❤❤ . I wanna do it!! I just taught my students about Satochi-Satoyama. This concept seems much more doable and I think I'm gonna.

Indians ❤

if you grow fishes alongside, you can spray them with water from fish filter chamber, quite high quality fertilizer water i'd say

Oo I like this News

great job...

I want to do this in town of Prescott valley AZ

Will they not die to overcrowding ? Very curious how they will grow well so crushed into a small area

Please tell me that's a sumac I'm looking at and not a Ailanthus altissima.....

@thisbushnell2012

28 күн бұрын

They look so similar at 4-5 ft. Stage......

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Don’t when India will start thinking about in this direction…I want to contribute but there are no places or people don’t want a tree in or near by their premises, specially in north India.

@hormeena

3 ай бұрын

so you start with your friends! and open it to the community. I am sure people with join!

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Will the forest spread and become larger on its own, or do you need to add nutrients?

@brbr66

6 ай бұрын

It will spread on its own if there's available land, but bear in mind that a lot of tree species reach reproductive age and start giving fruits and seeds only after 30 and more years, so in the beginning adjacent territories will be colonized by weeds and shrubs, which will also take part in the soil building process. Only then will it eventually be succeeded by new trees from those originally planted, perhaps not within our lifetime.

@johntheherbalistg8756

Ай бұрын

Is in the middle of an urban area, so that's doubtful. They're already so full. It doesn't matter, though. Just what they planted there will have huge benefits for air quality, ground water etc for a long time

@86Corvus

Ай бұрын

Forest vegetation grows fine in the poorest of soil. This is why lowest class of soil is usually used for tree schools or reforestation by farmers because at least you can get some lumber out of it later.

Can you do this with Sonoran desert plants?

@johntheherbalistg8756

Ай бұрын

Probably not, as most trees couldn't handle the desert. You could probably do something like this on the edge to cause the desert to retreat. There are many videos about it with clickbait titles like "... built an oasis in the desert 3 years... this is how..."

@janastormont2278

Ай бұрын

@@johntheherbalistg8756 I'm meaning with native desert plants. We used to have mesquite bosques here in Tucson. People are making desert habitats with rainwater harvesting basins with wood chip mulch and native grasses and bushes to create good soil and retain the moisture longer.

@johntheherbalistg8756

Ай бұрын

@@janastormont2278 If you have natives that will grow that close, then you can

What is the budget per square meter of forest ?

it's called abandoned lot

please leave the dandelions!

Здорово! Как думаете, в Московской области нужны леса выращенные по способу Мияваки?

@andrewgoodbody2121

Ай бұрын

I think Moscow has a lot more to think about before these, your society is rotting your government is pushing the world to war and your people do nothing, grow balls not trees.

Great initiative

Plantaremos a primeira MFU do Brasil,dia 14 de novembro,na Escola Alberto Torres, Porto Alegre.Sera um presente da VIRADA SUSTENTÁVEL!!! Instituto TodaVida

She is everything the new generation is all about. This is hopeful.

Tuyệt vời

Planted with little room to mature? Good work. "forest"?

1:11 thats a lot of ailanthus actually..you may need to apply some herbicide on it to help the planted trees

@michaellindquist6011

Ай бұрын

Maybe native stag horn sumac? Hard to tell

जय हिन्द, जय भारत।। वंदेमातरम, भारत माता की जय।। जय हिन्द, जय हिन्द की सेना।।

@Socialbhanwar

12 күн бұрын

जय जय हिन्द की सेना।।

@Socialbhanwar

12 күн бұрын

हिन्दी, हिन्दू, हिंदुस्तान।।🙏🙏

@Socialbhanwar

12 күн бұрын

भारत और भारतीय हर जगह हैं , हम सब साथ साथ हैं।।

I would love to link up and start a program in the city of Houston Texas.

Do you think the trees are planted too close together ?

@genelasaname

2 ай бұрын

That’s the whole point of the method. All their energy is used to grow upward due to their close proximity. Hence these forests grow up fast.

But Bill Gates says, we dont need trees, actually we should cut so much as possible, or are we idiots? 😂

It’s great in principle. However, in practice it is very difficult to do. In suburbia, there is massive deer browse (because they’ve lost their habitat) that destroy the native flora and ground cover, and then there is constant encroachment by invasive species. Nevertheless, I continue to try.

Plant trees that grow food instead

@karlitobergkamp8082

7 ай бұрын

It’s about biodiversity not growing food.

@MVP469

Ай бұрын

Maybe there are no native edible fruit trees in that area

@johntheherbalistg8756

Ай бұрын

It is growing food, just not for humans

Extremely expensive restoration

There is no climate change, just climate. As an inhabitant we all need to do what we can to make things better then we found it, governments ,greed and bad engineering have done the most damage. Many so called natural disasters are man made from building on flood plains to not taking large rain events into consideration...

... yes, vegetation grows well on earth.

A bit misleading, dictionary definition of a forest: A growth of trees and other plants covering a large area. Looks good, but is a copse at best.

900 plants in 1400 square feet of land? Huh?

Semantic observation: it's not a forest. Perhaps a bush.

When you plant that thick, plants will compete and weaken each other. Diseases will follow. Furthermore tree roots will brake sidewalks and asphalt. Finally canopy trees are a serious liabiity when so close to people and car passage. That kind of space can take 1-3 hazelnut trees and 4-5 bush cherries ... even if you cancel my post.

MORE GODLY NEWS POLATICS IS NOT GODLLY

I can’t watch this, the topic is interesting but the drawling vocal fry from the girls is so annoying .

I like this but why not plant food. It's silly to not help people out super annoying we wanna be native only.

@NatalieAuer-id4tz

18 күн бұрын

This park was formerly a landfill. You would probably not want to plant vegetables here.

@NatalieAuer-id4tz

18 күн бұрын

Also not sure why it is annoying to plant native species. Many native insects have evolved to eat native plants. They can't survive without them. The more native insects, the more birds the land can support. And maybe even toads and snakes. How is that bad?

wtf is this bs? money laundering?

The name of this channel reminds us of the parents who are now in jail for denying medical lifesaving treatment to their children, having chosen prayer instead. Disgusting.