In this one-year-old food forest, life abounds - SO PULL YOUR SOCKS UP HIGH!



Today David shares tropical food forest ideas, inspiration and tips as he chops-and-drops his way through the weeds of the rainy season.


A tropical food forest system needs some aggressive maintenance during the rainy season to knock down all the crazy vines and grasses. Despite the weeds, the trees thrive and grow. Eventually, all of the fruit trees will overshadow the weeds and the system will be a beautiful #foodforest, filled with tropical fruit. In today's video we'll see coconut palms, mamey sapote, chocolate pudding fruit, pereskia, pigeon peas, corn, pumpkins, star apples, papaya and more, as David takes us on a partial food forest tour and shares his thoughts on establishing a food forest in the tropics and working with nature. You'll also learn something interesting about propagating bananas, as well as how to beat the weeds and turn them into compost.



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