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    #41
    dok talisay din dahil ito na pinakamadali. Nakukuha ko lang ito kung saan-saan basta area na may puno meron paniki umiipot nyan.

    Gustohin ko man balete ang problem makalat and mangangapit bahay it will create a tunnel like lilim. Chaka masyadong mataba pag lumaki malaki kakainin ispasyo. Yung dito malapit sa amin grabe kalapad na kasing lapad ng gate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    dok talisay din dahil ito na pinakamadali. Nakukuha ko lang ito kung saan-saan basta area na may puno meron paniki umiipot nyan.
    I have one Talisay tree in the middle of our garden....

    Pinutol ko ang pinaka-dulo (bagong usbong) late last year,- hindi na tumangkad pa...

    It currently has 4 layers of leaves... I am planning to cut the 2 lowest layers, as they're blocking the view of the garden....

    The shade the tree provides may not be ample enough, but I guess the onset of the rainy season will provide for additional growth and cover....

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    ^
    magtatampo yan pag hindi pa sya matigas kahoy tapos pinutol. Ako pinuputol ko pag matigas na talaga mga 2years or more and kung may tatamaan lang.. Pero usually kung wala naman tatamaan hindi ko pinuputol hinahayaan ko lang.

    pag init-ulan-init-ulan lalaki yan. Ang hindi gusto talisay december to february ayaw sa malamig.

    Maganda shade tree yan. Halos nakikita ko talisay dito eh may sari-sari store sa ilalim or guard house and mga barong-barong/mini-squatter.

    Ako nga iniisip ko isang stretch ng kalsada puro talisay ganda tingnan nakakarelax.

    Sa antipolo ako nakakita ng gigantic talisay grabe kalapad yung shade kaya pumarking madami kotse both sides.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
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    magtatampo yan pag hindi pa sya matigas kahoy tapos pinutol. Ako pinuputol ko pag matigas na talaga mga 2years or more and kung may tatamaan lang.. Pero usually kung wala naman tatamaan hindi ko pinuputol hinahayaan ko lang.

    pag init-ulan-init-ulan lalaki yan. Ang hindi gusto talisay december to february ayaw sa malamig.

    Maganda shade tree yan. Halos nakikita ko talisay dito eh may sari-sari store sa ilalim or guard house and mga barong-barong/mini-squatter.

    Ako nga iniisip ko isang stretch ng kalsada puro talisay ganda tingnan nakakarelax.

    Sa antipolo ako nakakita ng gigantic talisay grabe kalapad yung shade kaya pumarking madami kotse both sides.
    That's what I was thinking bro,- nagtampo siya nuong putulin namin ang pinaka-ubod/dulo (bagong usbong)

    Appears now, like stunted growth....
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    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    ^
    magtatampo yan pag hindi pa sya matigas kahoy tapos pinutol. Ako pinuputol ko pag matigas na talaga mga 2years or more and kung may tatamaan lang.. Pero usually kung wala naman tatamaan hindi ko pinuputol hinahayaan ko lang.

    pag init-ulan-init-ulan lalaki yan. Ang hindi gusto talisay december to february ayaw sa malamig.

    Maganda shade tree yan. Halos nakikita ko talisay dito eh may sari-sari store sa ilalim or guard house and mga barong-barong/mini-squatter.

    Ako nga iniisip ko isang stretch ng kalsada puro talisay ganda tingnan nakakarelax.

    Sa antipolo ako nakakita ng gigantic talisay grabe kalapad yung shade kaya pumarking madami kotse both sides.
    Suggest ko lang Fruit bearing like Pili(Canarium), same lang may nut like Talisay pero mas makakain mo yung nut ng Pili.

    Yang Talisay palutanglutang lang sa beach, pero matibay talaga sa bagyo. Ang tinanim ko sa beachfront Agoho, Sagada Pine, then sa boundaries puro hardwood collection. Sa gitna fruit bearing.

    Or kung ayawmo ng inaakyat o binabato ng bata ang bunga, Dau tree is tall and fast-growing but timber is hard as Narra. This is my 6Yo Dao tree in the farm around 25mtrs na yta at ilang bagyo na nakatayo parin.



    Dao seedlings for another boundary project.

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    #46
    Pili nuts background is a 5yo tree, they are grafted and pruned kya mababa.



    Or kung gusto mo ng ginataang dinuguan sa tanghalian, eto Kamansi. Or pwede din yong Tipolo(Antipolo).


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    meron ako nyan antipolo tinanim ko din sa sidewalk residential kaso napabayaan. Kakaiba hawakan dahon nyan parang kamag-anak ng langka.

    Yang pili ba bubunga dito metro manila?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    meron ako nyan antipolo tinanim ko din sa sidewalk residential kaso napabayaan. Kakaiba hawakan dahon nyan parang kamag-anak ng langka.

    Yang pili ba bubunga dito metro manila?
    Yes pareng Kags, endemic yan sa Luzon mejo mas madami lang sa Bicol region. Meron narin nyan ako nakita sa Tanauan grafted pero from Albay yung mother tree. You have also the option Palawan Cherry or Copper Pod kung shade tree sa village.


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    Quote Originally Posted by 12vdc View Post
    Pili nuts background is a 5yo tree, they are grafted and pruned kya mababa.



    Or kung gusto mo ng ginataang dinuguan sa tanghalian, eto Kamansi. Or pwede din yong Tipolo(Antipolo).

    Ayos bro. Whew! That's life!

    Are you staying almost all of the time sa farm mo?

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    Weekends lang bro or during long vac. I have a contractual workers tiga alaga sa pananim. The other farm(beach farm) is still on process of conversion dahil may boundary disputes pa, pero naka abang na pananim. Planning to convert it into a wildlife resort at gagawa ako ng will na hindi pede ibenta ng anak/family ko or it will be converted to a natural park. Maganda din kasi bakasyunan yong dagat pwede mamingwit lang then wla pa istorbong mga beach goers dahil malayo sobra yung beach sa kabihasnan

    Ayan o pakalat-kalat na Talisay tree, pinutol na tumubo ulit.




    Matagal din ako naghanap nitong Noni fruit, dito ko lang din nakita

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    Inggit much ako sa farm mo 12.

    Bihira kaya ako makausap na gumagamit ng endemics. Usually dito sa area namin gusto exotics. Inis nga ako sa indian tree kasi parang sa patay eh. Ito pa naman lagi ginagamit ng townhouse developer.

    Yan si noni fruit sumikat dati na herbal juice masarap.

    Kung weekly ka ang layo nga lang biyahe mo bicol parang kalahating araw ata yan.

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    ^5-6hrs lang yung pili farm from my residence here in Manila kung gabi ako drive. The beach is +3hrs. Yan yung last big purchase ko 2yrs ago na pinagplanuhan develop to resort but changed my mind dahil dadami tao sa lugar.

    Dapat talaga magtanim lahat ng pinoy, siguro kung entitled tayo sa 5has land then tataniman ng endemic trees mas madami makikinabang as compared kung gagawin subdivision/ commercial. I was offered 16has tax dec, ipapasok ko sana as corporation ng isang tunnel vent poultry and convert into forest hindi lang kami nagkasundo sa presyo.

    So far eto yung mga mixed trees on my planting list other than the existing Narras, Mahogany, Gmelinas, Kalamansi, Pomelos, Atis, Cheesa, Avocados, Rambutan, Lanzones, Dalandans.atbpa Yung iba jan endangered tree na and some are vulnerable to exinction. Yung Magkono nagpapahanap ako, kung wla makuha sadyain ko sa bisaya.

    Yakal (Shorea astylosa)
    Bitaog (Calophyllum inophyllum)
    Kamagong / Mabolo (Diospyros discolor)
    Molave / Molawin (Vitex parviflora)
    Katmon (Dillenia philippinensis)
    Bignay (Antidesma bunius)
    Tindalo (Afzelia rhomboidea)
    Dita (Alstonia scholaris)
    Batino (Alstonia macrophylla)
    Kalumpit (Terminalia microcarpa)
    Fire Tree
    Kamansi / Breadfruit (Artocarpus camansi)
    Dao (Dracontomelon dao)
    Palawan Cherry (Cassia)
    Lipote / Malig-ang (Syzygium polycephaloids)
    Copperpod (Peltophorum pterocarpum)
    Agoho (Casuarina equisetifolia)
    Araucaria (Araucaria heterophylla)
    Neem Tree (Azadirachta indica)
    Eucalyptus
    Banaba (Lagerstroemia speciose)
    Mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana)
    Makopa (Syzygium samarangense)
    Santol / Cotton fruit (Sandoricum koetjape)
    Chicoo (Manilkara zapota)
    Duhat (Syzygium cumini)

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    #53
    Quote Originally Posted by 12vdc View Post
    Pili nuts background is a 5yo tree, they are grafted and pruned kya mababa.



    Or kung gusto mo ng ginataang dinuguan sa tanghalian, eto Kamansi. Or pwede din yong Tipolo(Antipolo).

    Nice Pili trees bro. The one at our ancestral house in Bicol is about as tall as a Coconut tree. Maganda lang doon walang nagnanakaw, super taas kasi

    What do you do with your Pili? Do you make tarts or candied nuts?

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    ^There are traders who buy the tree fruits. Others buy the sap(Manila Elemi) for fuel or export abroad in making perfume. Largest concentration ng large Pili nsa Sorsogon but there are plenty more sa forested area sa Quezon.

    Here, the young trees are intercropped with Formosa pineapple, a slow growing fruit takes 22months to bear. These pineapples are the ones you see in sidewalk vendors. Yan narin staple diet ko for fiber and some says good for the heart/ anti-arthritis.


    And that is one reason why i can't letgo of the old leaf-sprung pickup bro, it rides like an SUV without smelling the chicken dung.. Na try kona kasi, out of pangangailangan sa nursery 1 sack sa SUV, langya amoy yan buti short distance lang

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    Quote Originally Posted by 12vdc View Post
    Weekends lang bro or during long vac. I have a contractual workers tiga alaga sa pananim. The other farm(beach farm) is still on process of conversion dahil may boundary disputes pa, pero naka abang na pananim. Planning to convert it into a wildlife resort at gagawa ako ng will na hindi pede ibenta ng anak/family ko or it will be converted to a natural park. Maganda din kasi bakasyunan yong dagat pwede mamingwit lang then wla pa istorbong mga beach goers dahil malayo sobra yung beach sa kabihasnan
    Saang banda yang beach farm mo sir at magkano bili mo per sq. m?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 12vdc View Post
    ^5-6hrs lang yung pili farm from my residence here in Manila kung gabi ako drive. The beach is +3hrs. Yan yung last big purchase ko 2yrs ago na pinagplanuhan develop to resort but changed my mind dahil dadami tao sa lugar.

    Dapat talaga magtanim lahat ng pinoy, siguro kung entitled tayo sa 5has land then tataniman ng endemic trees mas madami makikinabang as compared kung gagawin subdivision/ commercial. I was offered 16has tax dec, ipapasok ko sana as corporation ng isang tunnel vent poultry and convert into forest hindi lang kami nagkasundo sa presyo.

    So far eto yung mga mixed trees on my planting list other than the existing Narras, Mahogany, Gmelinas, Kalamansi, Pomelos, Atis, Cheesa, Avocados, Rambutan, Lanzones, Dalandans.atbpa Yung iba jan endangered tree na and some are vulnerable to exinction. Yung Magkono nagpapahanap ako, kung wla makuha sadyain ko sa bisaya.

    Yakal (Shorea astylosa)
    Bitaog (Calophyllum inophyllum)
    Kamagong / Mabolo (Diospyros discolor)
    Molave / Molawin (Vitex parviflora)
    Katmon (Dillenia philippinensis)
    Bignay (Antidesma bunius)
    Tindalo (Afzelia rhomboidea)
    Dita (Alstonia scholaris)
    Batino (Alstonia macrophylla)
    Kalumpit (Terminalia microcarpa)
    Fire Tree
    Kamansi / Breadfruit (Artocarpus camansi)
    Dao (Dracontomelon dao)
    Palawan Cherry (Cassia)
    Lipote / Malig-ang (Syzygium polycephaloids)
    Copperpod (Peltophorum pterocarpum)
    Agoho (Casuarina equisetifolia)
    Araucaria (Araucaria heterophylla)
    Neem Tree (Azadirachta indica)
    Eucalyptus
    Banaba (Lagerstroemia speciose)
    Mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana)
    Makopa (Syzygium samarangense)
    Santol / Cotton fruit (Sandoricum koetjape)
    Chicoo (Manilkara zapota)
    Duhat (Syzygium cumini)
    Quote Originally Posted by 12vdc View Post
    ^There are traders who buy the tree fruits. Others buy the sap(Manila Elemi) for fuel or export abroad in making perfume. Largest concentration ng large Pili nsa Sorsogon but there are plenty more sa forested area sa Quezon.

    Here, the young trees are intercropped with Formosa pineapple, a slow growing fruit takes 22months to bear. These pineapples are the ones you see in sidewalk vendors. Yan narin staple diet ko for fiber and some says good for the heart/ anti-arthritis.


    And that is one reason why i can't letgo of the old leaf-sprung pickup bro, it rides like an SUV without smelling the chicken dung.. Na try kona kasi, out of pangangailangan sa nursery 1 sack sa SUV, langya amoy yan buti short distance lang
    Bless you, sir! Admire what you're doing there.[emoji120][emoji106] Must be so fulfilling, I imagine. Wish I had the resource. The passion, like knowledge, can definitely be acquired. What a great way to grow old. Hats off![emoji120]

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    Ganda tingnan ng mga narra tree kapag namulaklak. Parang Mas matinag ata sa cherry blossoms come on ng japan ��



    sabay sabay silang nag flower sa village park namin. napakaGanda tingnan talaga.

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    Last edited by baludoy; May 9th, 2019 at 09:07 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    Ganda tingnan ng mga narra tree kapag namulaklak. Parang Mas matinag ata sa cherry blossoms come on ng japan [emoji23]



    sabay sabay silang nag flower sa village park namin. Ganda tingnan

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    Majestic![emoji3516][emoji120][emoji106]

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    Quote Originally Posted by 12vdc View Post
    ^There are traders who buy the tree fruits. Others buy the sap(Manila Elemi) for fuel or export abroad in making perfume. Largest concentration ng large Pili nsa Sorsogon but there are plenty more sa forested area sa Quezon.

    Here, the young trees are intercropped with Formosa pineapple, a slow growing fruit takes 22months to bear. These pineapples are the ones you see in sidewalk vendors. Yan narin staple diet ko for fiber and some says good for the heart/ anti-arthritis.


    And that is one reason why i can't letgo of the old leaf-sprung pickup bro, it rides like an SUV without smelling the chicken dung.. Na try kona kasi, out of pangangailangan sa nursery 1 sack sa SUV, langya amoy yan buti short distance lang
    Looking at your to plant list, damn bro, your farm must be huge. Looks like you're well prepared for retirement already. I'm jealous!

    I actually miss the pickup. Was pretty fresh for its age. Had to sell it when I got the suv as I would've gone mad trying to maintain/register/insure so many cars.

    Great work on the farm. Everything looks so lush and thriving. Hopefully if I strike it rich I could go a similar route. Hats off to you bro!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 12vdc View Post
    ^5-6hrs lang yung pili farm from my residence here in Manila kung gabi ako drive. The beach is +3hrs. Yan yung last big purchase ko 2yrs ago na pinagplanuhan develop to resort but changed my mind dahil dadami tao sa lugar.

    Dapat talaga magtanim lahat ng pinoy, siguro kung entitled tayo sa 5has land then tataniman ng endemic trees mas madami makikinabang as compared kung gagawin subdivision/ commercial. I was offered 16has tax dec, ipapasok ko sana as corporation ng isang tunnel vent poultry and convert into forest hindi lang kami nagkasundo sa presyo.

    So far eto yung mga mixed trees on my planting list other than the existing Narras, Mahogany, Gmelinas, Kalamansi, Pomelos, Atis, Cheesa, Avocados, Rambutan, Lanzones, Dalandans.atbpa Yung iba jan endangered tree na and some are vulnerable to exinction. Yung Magkono nagpapahanap ako, kung wla makuha sadyain ko sa bisaya.

    Yakal (Shorea astylosa)
    Bitaog (Calophyllum inophyllum)
    Kamagong / Mabolo (Diospyros discolor)
    Molave / Molawin (Vitex parviflora)
    Katmon (Dillenia philippinensis)
    Bignay (Antidesma bunius)
    Tindalo (Afzelia rhomboidea)
    Dita (Alstonia scholaris)
    Batino (Alstonia macrophylla)
    Kalumpit (Terminalia microcarpa)
    Fire Tree
    Kamansi / Breadfruit (Artocarpus camansi)
    Dao (Dracontomelon dao)
    Palawan Cherry (Cassia)
    Lipote / Malig-ang (Syzygium polycephaloids)
    Copperpod (Peltophorum pterocarpum)
    Agoho (Casuarina equisetifolia)
    Araucaria (Araucaria heterophylla)
    Neem Tree (Azadirachta indica)
    Eucalyptus
    Banaba (Lagerstroemia speciose)
    Mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana)
    Makopa (Syzygium samarangense)
    Santol / Cotton fruit (Sandoricum koetjape)
    Chicoo (Manilkara zapota)
    Duhat (Syzygium cumini)
    in my mom's place in Batangas, they still have the Kalumpit tree, a huge and very tall tree. it must be very old too since nung bata pa ako at nagbabakasyon kami, nasubukan ko mamulot ng bunga. no idea kung may tumutubong seedlings.

    i have the common tsiko, duhat, santol, guyabano, kasoy, bayabas, mangga, kalamansi, bignay atbp. sa aking maliit naman na taniman sa pangasinan

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