Papaya Growing on Trees (6 months growth)

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Do you want to know How to cultivate/grow papaya tree/plant for food supply.Watch this video now.This is a all natural garden with no manufactured chemical, fertilizer or additives in the soil.Irrigate with rain fall water and plenty of sun light Any update on the papaya plantation. A one acre garden of various greens. this edition of the video is a six month growth crop,that will need to replant/cultivate.after 3 yrs of harvesting. Grounds contain : Papaya,Awara,Golden-apple,pineapple fruits and other vegetables.

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Beautiful garden,

verry good

love the sounds, of nature, and your garden is simply beautiful! !!!!
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Beautiful! !!!

wow

loved it

dear can you tell me name of papaya seed?

Very helpful video here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkaGjYiwHkY

Hi.......i have just put two young papaya(Red) trees in the ground....live in perth and its in the 30C all the time.......it was 35C today.......How often should i water them please?

I live in Perth/western australia and its very hot...growing in the ground which is very sandy.......do you suggest i water 3 times a day here too?

it does it look sustainable... nice papaya though.

nice men got some idea to plant those when i am going for good back in Philippines in exchange for rice plantation very organic farm thou

Nice crops. Where r u located?

This is my daughters channel, I subscribed and I should have used my own, I will do that little later. I wanted to asked why do you have each papaya tree with a dung-out around them? Please what is the purpose for that. I am very interested in having a papaya grove in the near future. Thanks for responding:)

The first youtuber to say subscribe not because I say so but subscribe if you have interest in what you see

Hi?
What a good job. Looking forward to replicate the same in my small farm in Kenya.What is the number of plants in the acre?

Bravo! I have subscribed!

dont eggplants need sticks in order to stand up?

what kind of papaya is that bro?

very beautiful steve..keep up the good work....