WE BOUGHT 8 ACRES OF ABANDONED JUNGLE NOW WE ARE STRUGGLING TO MAINTAIN IT!
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So Matt, I live in SC on the Georgia border, I own 69 acres, lived here 24 years. All I can say is Mother Nature is relentless. Learn from my mistakes, BUY A TRACTOR (LS brand 32 HP four wheel drive), the bigger the better with a Brush-hog. Then add implements as you go. Yes you will need a Barn to store it! Wish someone like me had told me this 24 years ago! Oh yeah, it's paid off, and I sleep well at night! You kids are Living Large! You just don't know how large yet! Oh Yeah I would name the mower "Metro" because it really can't get the job done! You Kids still ROCK!
Agree 100%
Matt, my friend you NEED a tractor with some implements - a brush hog, a front end loader, a plow, a disc, etc.
We all admire your tenacity in doing things the hard way, but nobody would think less of you if had a tractor!
M is a hard worker but he is only one person for the whole property, and the time is a commodity. Bigger tractor with a brush hog will do the work in a few hours, while with smaller tractors it will take days, and in meantime they will keep breaking. They are made for landscaped gardens not jungle. Complete waste of time and money.
Small used tractor will make the property a joy.
You nailed it, I was just about to write that exact thing, he absolutely needs a bushhog on a tractor
My husband and I bought a 20 acre farm, built fences, barns , stalls , raised hay and a garden so we really appreciate all the work and effort that goes into life in the country! That life is so rewarding!
You have a mower. They’re for lawns. You need a decent sized tractor with a PTO and a good brush hog.
From a country bot that's tired of seeing y'all struggle, get yourself an ATV. It can be used so much to help you haul things around. To even getting a mower for it that would be better suited to the tall grass. Put a winch on it and if you find one with 4wd you would find so many uses for it!
I'm an aspiring cruiser, watched all the sailing episodes. When you started homesteading I unsubscribed, BUT I watched the first few episodes since and had to resubscribe. You guys are charismatic and wholesome. When I'm retired in a couple years, and sailing the Caribbean, I'm bringing you a bottle of rum!
Do it!
Come for the sailing, stay for the comedy, and good peeps!
MOWER - highly inadequate engine size and deck size for the type foliage and volume you have. You need a BUSH HOG or small tractor with a cutter deck instead.
If you're thirsty for good sailing content, Free Range Sailing did the same as K&M. Troy and Pascale sailed around all Australia in a smaller boat and then got into homesteading...must be something in the water!
My exact story. Hope to see you on the sail
I love your transition to stewards of the Land. The sailing was wonderful, yes. I so appreciate you reminding us all that we are CO HABITANTS of Mother Earth! Your humility and care of ALL the creatures, flora and fauna touches my heart. I love your channel and your enthusiasm with all your projects. the front gate looks stunning! Keep up the good work guys.
Someone suggested the name Moe for the mower, which I find fitting. As for the equipment, consider purchasing a tractor. Using your mower as a Bush Hog will likely lead to its premature destruction. A tractor-mounted bush hog can handle tougher tasks like cutting down small trees and bamboo. Tractors, such as my 1973 Massey Ferguson 135, are built to last and require only occasional maintenance. Many also recommend a front bucket attachment; it's a valuable addition you won't regret. Without it, you might find yourself in the same predicament as with the undersized mower.
You trying to cut through the jungle on that little mower reminds me of a "don't bring a knife to a gun fight" meme
Matty my man, your solution to holding back that jungle is right in front of you. Goats!!! You need more of them. Look into an electric fence to put them places and focus their feeding.
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Come to think of it, you don't see many CZcamsrs living off the land rearing goats to control weeds and shrubbery. It's a mystery.
I would agree with Philip. Matt, Matt. You need to seriously consider a mid size tractor with a PTO drive. So you can gradually get different attachments. You have 8 acres in a jungle. Your life will be a whole lot easier and you're not going anywhere. It's an investment. They last forever if you maintain them. I bought a used New Holland with a front load bucket, tiller attachment, bush hog attachment, and just got a small backhoe attachment. Wow, I should have done this years ago. I'm sure you already know this though. You could have done all that work, in half the time. Peace, 🙏
Lol he don’t need a fancy tractor, all he needs to do is let those goats out of the pen and they will keep everything that’s not fenced mowed down.
I was amazed when you went looking for plants in stores when you have eight acres already loaded with plants that are doing well on your property already. Select a few, dig them up and transfer them anywhere you want. Your seeding boxes will work fine and it's no big deal if your roots intermingle a little and get cut.
I thought the same thing! I guess it’s easier to just buy the plants with CZcams money.
Consider building up the walls of your well up above the current ground level.
A compact tractor would be good for you guys. Get a Brush Hog attachment and never worry about the jungle again.
It is going to prove to be a necessary investment. I guarantee it.
If they would just let the goats out of the pen they would need a mower at all..
@@darrylmcginty1296exactly 👍
An idea: A goat would help keep all that extra brush done quite nicely. You move it around as needed. and it will keep a lot of that extra brush down. That is what my family did when we were living in Jamaica and it worked great!
LOLZ, I made that comment before I reached the end of the video...
Iguanas love to decimate gardens. Anything with bright blossoms or fruit/vegetables will be consumed. Iguanas will also burrow under any concrete pad or structure to build nests. One female can lay up to 70 eggs at a time. They are invasive because they are not part of the natural ecosystem, they have no natural predators in PR so they decimate some plants and native birds (they rob nests for eggs). Matt, your "we're all invasive spiel is correct and humans are the most destructive invasive species. That doesn't mean we should embrace destructive pests like iguanas. Consider the native plants, birds and other species who have no defense against iguanas. Good luck with any fruit/vegetable gardens if you are unwilling to deal with the chickens of the jungle. Greetings from Costa Rica where iguana are native.
PREACH! 👏👏👏👏
Exactly! But they do have natural predators, an entire nest of iguana eggs were eaten on our property. I've seen hawks and even smaller birds eat the young ones.
@@SailingGoodBadandUgly true, they are predated on by some birds and even cats when they are small. But they grow rapidly and are soon too large for most PR predators. Good luck with your pumpkins. Add some melons and zucchini, something to eat.
@@SailingGoodBadandUgly snakes eat all eggs.
They’re nasty & destructive. Vile creatures.
PUMPKINS.....WHEN A FRUIT STARTS CUT ALL OTHER VINES AND LET ALL THE ENERGY GO INTO THAT ONE PUMKIN !
I’m Vietnamese American, you could goggle how to make a dry bananas , it’s delicious, you could uses the wooden board to press it down and drying them in the sun , put the net on top to prevent the flies, you could reserve for 6 months , it’ll last that long , your guys are living in heaven , ❤your channel , very interesting, if you have the mill machine , you could save a lot of money when you start to build your house , there is a bright path to success ❤❤❤❤
I just stared watching you. I just had to comment. Your respect for the land and the animals I just love it. You are a beautiful couple with beautiful souls. Rome wasn’t built in a day. But your respect for your land and animals I just fell in love with you both. Sending love from Australia. Wish you all the best!!!💚
Land projects can be intimidating, and many folks find that good land management is a constant challenge. I have 90 acre pine tree farm and it takes a large amount of my time to keep it up. However, I also do a few side gigs for folks that bought land and now realize that they just can't handle the task. You are correct Matt; zero turns are horrible on hills and designed for cutting lawns not jungle maintenance!! Even a small compact tractor would be very beneficial for you guys. Refer to Good Works Tractor or Tractor Time with Tim.
Kristin and Matt, you two are the best. I so love your videos and Kristin rolling her eyes when Matt say's something crazy lol. Love you two. God bless in all things.
I would suggest a little old tractor with a brush hog among other attachments
Rent one
Buy a boat!
oh... :(
Tractor with a back hoe
@@UPGardenr Nope. Matt needs his own equipment.
I have .75 acres and I am struggling to maintain THAT. Feel you.
Lol the struggle is real
Cross-pollinating different varieties of pumpkins can result in the creation of new and unique pumpkin varieties. This happens when the pollen from one pumpkin variety is transferred to the flower of another variety, either naturally by insects or through hand-pollination. The seeds produced from this cross will have genetic characteristics from both parent plants12.
However, it’s important to note that the fruit that grows in the current season will not be affected by the cross-pollination. The fruit’s appearance and taste will be determined by the seed it was planted from. It’s only the next generation, grown from the seeds resulting from the cross, that will potentially show traits from both parent varieties2.
If you’re looking to experiment with pumpkin cross-pollination, you might want to consider isolating the flowers to control the pollination process. This can be done using pollination bags or by manually transferring pollen from one flower to another. Keep in mind that pumpkins are part of the Cucurbita genus, and varieties within the same botanical species can cross-pollinate, while varieties from different species generally do not3.
For gardeners interested in saving seeds and growing unique pumpkin varieties, cross-pollination can be an exciting way to explore new possibilities in their gardens.
Here is the pumpkin cross answer.
The best alternative to a lawnmower is a goat with the 20 meter leash
Exactly! Everyone is giving tractor recommendations and he has the best tractors on earth locked in pens.
Moe would be a good name. You can let out some air in the tires to help with traction.
Oh, my gosh! I love when u both interact with the kitties!!!!
Pumpkin tip (same for all seed plantings) - Don’t fall in love with every plant….be willing to thin them by pinching the weak plant when two grow up in same spot (don’t pull it to avoid root damage to the keeper). Personal suggestion, grow peppers …very easy and high reward.
Zero Turn Radius (ZTR) tips - start small and grow by adding to the edges of your existing tamed turf. By running only 1/2 of the deck width into wild territory, you keep the blade speed up and mulch down the new area better (don’t be greedy). Send the mulched clippings to the existing turf to prevent buildup on the wild floor. The clippings are fuel to the turf as they break down and they create a self leveling floor with gravity, rain, and traffic being the natural leveling mechanism. The more often you mow, the faster that your lower growing grasses will develop a thicker turf (less mud) and taller growing plants will eventually yield to the lower grasses. Mow in lines that flow and try to avoid stopping and harsh turns in order to reduce wear/tear on your Z as well as, the turf. Clean your Z, prevent build up…especially under deck, check for and remove material from pulley or belt. Let your machete knock down the bigger caliper stuff to make your machine last longer and reduce downtime for repairs/maintenance. Keep one of those grippers and a bucket on your Z to pick up debris without leaving your seat (place debris in bucket). Enjoy the seat time as routine effort begins to open your mind to creative thinking (Therapeutic). Wear ear protection and don’t run mower where there are animals that can get hit by a dislodged stone.
Are you two big pumpkin eaters?
I would have thought bell peppers, lettuce, carrots, tomatoes and things you like to eat. Just seems like a waste for all those pumpkins.
Need a fence around it and a ft. under the ground to keep animals from eating your crops. Love you both and wish you so much luck with everything you do. Regards, Myk
Yes you get what you get unless they are heirloom varieties or open pollinated varieties that will not cross pollinate with other varieties but the seeds for next season if you save them will be the ones that you don't know what you will get the next season if that makes any sense to you. Hope that helps you. Am 71 and been gardening my whole life much. Learn by your mistakes and remember to learn from people in your area what grows best for that climate. Maybe join a Puerto Rico gardening group to learn more. I have lived in SC, Georgia, Colorado and now back to my home state of Maine and learn something new everyday. Much love and good luck. Oh and one other thing is to save all your clippings and make a compost pile which once broken down will make great garden fertilizers for your gardens,,fruits trees or whatever.
Tractor solution, buy in the states and ship in small shipping container which is probably cheaper. If you get attachments it just makes it even cheaper shipping all together. Things to buy as package deal, compact tractor and some attachments, brush hog, forks, box blade could be easy welding project (used for grading and smoothing over time), mower deck, plow (use cuttings, scrap food, prettymuch anything to till into that clay so it can transform the clay intogreat soil). You can even build a trailer so you can move stuff around by truck or tractor. The tractor doesn't have to even be new, just run and some fixes.
I love how you both are committed to protecting the glorious land, yet also making areas totally functional and beautiful. And we'll kept. You are achieving your dream❤
Egg cartons work well for starting seeds! Good luck!
The pumpkins will bear according to their respective cultivar, irrespective of what other cultivar's pollen pollinates it, it only affects the genetics of the seed and the next generation of pumpkin.
Are you going to eat the pumpkins? Will you be building your house on stilts in case of flooding? Buy chains for the tires. Build an enclosed wooden hut over your well to protect it. Like the farmers do
How about naming the lawnmower Joe moe 😅😊
Moe Joe 😆
For preventing iguana eating pumpkin, fence off the pumpkin plants you want to save, and plant a few pumpkins around on the outside of the fence. This will act as a buffer zone, or plant hardy plants on the outside fence, plants that are not appreciated by iguanas, maybe pineapple plants, just an idea.
Mower name - New Yeller. Your mower solutions are a set of chains or better is getting paddle tires/tractor tires. Super easy. Hey, here's a cool little welding project - small Zero turn utility trailer- little bit of angle iron, 2 wheels, and couple boards.
You need tires with Chevron treads. Will greatly improve your traction.
@@eugenetorkelson7859 He needs a tractor.
I think that the problem with green iguanas is what you mentioned combined with the Millions of them in its population and that every single egg producing green iguana will lay around 70 eggs a year today there are more green iguanas in PR than there are people so you can imagine how quickly their population will continue to grow they could someday destroy all vegetation do to lack of food
Very true in their native country green iguanas are bordered by more land and they are part of the menu PR's bordered by water so space is limited and much of the vegetation is people food as well. I left PR in 1979 for work and at that time if you wanted a green iguana as a pet you needed to go to a pet shop as there were none in the wild
Tractors came with mowing attachments . Just thought I would clue you in.😂 😮 You might want to get a tiller attachment also. Just a thought for your hobby farm. Cheers 🥃⛵️
I did the same thing when I purchased 10 acres in the sticks of North Carolina. Initially I used a similar mower to try and keep the jungle beat down. It "kinda" worked but it was very hard on my little mower. Turned out to be a losing battle. Eventually I was able to afford a sub-compact 39hp Kubota 4x4 tractor and picked up a few accessories for it: forklift and 4-in-1 bucket accessories for the Front Loader, and a Finish Mower and Tiller for the rear PTO . I also paid extra to get a model with an air conditioned cab. Fast forward 12 years and I can honestly say it was one of the best tools I've ever bought. It made numerous jobs so much easier. Get one as soon as you can, you won't regret it.
MOWER NAME- Frankenstein/ Frankenmow because in the long long run Matt will definitely break things and it could end up having parts from other mowers or MATTS known to figure out how to fix things using anything! 👍 👌
Been in the deep jungle 15 years... let me recommend goats.
Just about to say the same!
They have goats .
@@Philc231 MOAR!!!!!! 😂
We need 40-50 goats at least
@SailingGoodBadandUgly mmmmm goats milk/cheese. I didn't think once I got off my boat I would end up a farmer either. Lol
Call the yellow mower Pumpkin. 🎃🤣😂🤣
That might be a winner😊🏆
A suggestion: if you have clay in your garden put powdered gypsum and it will break up the clay to make gardening easier.
I love the cats .. They are out there planting a garden right with you.
I've been growing seedlings in recycled plastic containers for years, they work very well. Make sure to put some drainage holes in the bottom of the container. Call the mower " old yella "
Or the mEower. Just another cat motor
Old Yeller is appropriate, as it needs to be done away with ASAP.
Gotta say you both are rocking this plantation thing. Kudos. Ever think of grabbing the boat and heading out for a week or two just for old times sake?
We want to but the animals like having us around
you should look into getting a portable saw mill for your farm. you have a lot of trees that you could use for lumber, in exhange for the price it might save you a ton of money like for making your deck , patio cover, courtyard, fencing. you could also use it in the future as a money making tool for making lumber for yourself or your neighbors while you or they are clearing property.
1 gallon of white vinegar, 1/2 cup salt and a squirt of dish soap makes a real good non toxic weed killer. Put in a pump sprayer. If you want to grow something later in that spot, leave out the salt.
That's the recipe I use
You need to start w plant and tree nursery ! As you know plants are worth alot of money ! 🤑🤑🤑
The Rain while planting seed is a Great Sign Ya'll!!
Hi Guys, Have you considered harvesting the rainwater. Since it rains so much it will be nice to have this for your garden, animals and you.
Best wishes
Raul and Joan Bryan, Texas
You guys are KILLING IT. we sooo love watching you every week and my wife adores seeing all the critters. THANK YOU
Clearly, your mower should be named bumblebee.
Jason MaMower 😂😂😂
The music is very sympathetic to the long slow road ahead. There are lots of things I like about you guys but it's the way you take time to stop and smell the flowers.
Longer it takes more youtube cash comes in
Try using toilet paper rolls cut in half for cells for your seedlings in your greenhouse boxes
Hey guys!!! You can self pollinate your pumpkin flowers! So easy! The first flowers are usually male on a skinny stem, and later the female flowers show up, on a stem with a bulbous area below the flower.. All you have to do is pick a male flower, when you see the females blooming, and smoosh gently but fully into the female bloom with the bulbous area below the flower. Voila! ❤❤
If you don't build a secure garden, you won't have a garden. That includes netting on top because they can climb over the fence. My cats have destroyed my garden and they didn't even eat anything. Iguanas want to eat EVERYTHING you grow.
And even putting a fence around the garden isnt enough the iguanas will dig under the fence to get to the plants !
Experience is a wonderful teacher 😎
Excellent progress, and great cinematic video editing and sound. Love it.
it was a nice episode again. Before I plant a seed I have it in the refrigerator! Then the seed thinks it is too cold to hatch. Then I take a disposable coffee cup and put soil in it and plant the seed. Take a wooden stick and stick it in the ground and take a sandwich bag and put it over it with an elastic band around the cup and place it in front of the window. As soon as the seed hatches, immediately remove the bag. A nice name for the lawn mower, it doesn't go that fast, so Speedy is not a nice name. But maybe Weedy is a nice name.
That being said, I'm digging Kristin's "Wilma" look.
Goats for the plants, two pigs for the snakes etc!😂
I can totally see Matt wrestling in̈ the mud with 2 hogs and bringing them in the camper. Pigs are cool, very smart like a dog. Gotta be careful though crocodiles love pig, don't want to attract them
This is why I love you guys: ‘nothing on planet earth is ever invasive, we’re all sharing this world together’. You’re righteous my man!
Except invasive species like wild hogs can decimate a whole crop in just a couple days
Love You Kids, you have nothing but time, don't be so hard on yourselves. We enjoy your journey!
Hey Matt, Get some chain, hook up your goats to old tires and let them help with the mowing, seen this in the Carolinas, it works!
Really enjoying watching the switch from sailing to homesteading. Watching you two set up the pumpkin patch had me thinking about some of the other homesteading channels I watch, I'd recommend checking out some of @LivingTraditionsHomestead videos. They do a lot with using and re-using the garden fabric and have a lot of tips and tricks to making it work for you - i.e. burning holes for the plants through the fabric instead of cutting/ripping to minimize weed growth and having the fabric last longer. Keep up the hard work, looking forward to the jungle house you two have in the future!
Plant all the pumpkins and then make you some signs and put them out front you pick pumpkin farm and that way you can charge them by the head to come in and pick your pumpkin for you
The obvious name for the mower is Mo. you can make or buy some snow chains for rear tires that will solve the mud problem.
Mat you are becoming quite the farmer but After watching cuddling with your goats, they are turning out to be just some odd but Loved pets! That’s just fine though because it shows all your big Heart!
Plantains hands down to potatoes you can boil the green or yellow firm ones with pumpkin or anything fish the plantains soak up the spice flavor plant some eat some the soft ones make sweet fried pattys
After getting too close to the river, maybe add tall stakes to mark the area so next time you know where to stop?
Love love love love all the critters keep it up wont even ask about " The puppies"
How about mowreese-mowron- mowmoney-the mowtivator---I'll keep thinking !!
MO’wRON. 😂 That’s my favorite!
When you get your tractor add a 60” flailer to your accoutrement, it will making mowing so much easier and faster.
Thanks for keeping it real! It’s easy to forget all the hard work it takes to do anything off grid. Love the progress. It will be legendary soon.
Watch out for those higuanas they bite😯🤔 Hoping everything's you doing on your land come out ok .Take good care working on that land👍🤗🙂🙃😊
We can't name the lawnmower and till we see Cooley the Cooler is still alive😂
He's alive!
Another cool episode!
I love how much help you get from your cats😂!
Matt, suggestion. Use a propane torch to melt holes for planting. Easy to control and you can get a great even hole with smooth edges. Looking forward to seeing those pumpkins ripen!
🤔..'Yellonora' for your lawnmower? Another great video of your paradise! Thanks! Have a great, safe, week ahead.
Thanks!
OMG 7:39 made me cry! i am a 34 year old man with a biker beard.
Edit: I was talking about rabies and not knowing they had it and it changed my perspective retro sportively. But that you can know it accept it ant still love fully is so beautiful it brings me to tears.
For the pollination, it won't change how your pumpkins look. If you save the seeds though, they will be a cross breed and may not look like the original plant you saved them from.
It's best to hand pollinate your flowers. Rub a little paint brush around the male flowers and then poke it around the inside of the female flower (the ones with the tiny pumpkin)
Very nice Bumper Music on this video!
You bought 100 pumpkin seeds? As in you bought a pumpkin and only took out 100 seeds?
One of the best decisions I ever made was getting a 4 wheel drive tractor with front loader plus Backhoe attachment....you are constantly going to have to maintain that driveway move stuff dig a water line..move stuff dig out stumps ect. You wont regret....you dont need a big one either
Matt’s ego will make the acquisition of the right equipment a bit difficult. The mower purchase will be hard to walk back.
I didn’t read all the way down - but to answer your pollination question. This year - you will get pumpkins of every kind on the packet. If you save the seed from your pumpkins this year - this is where the cross pollination comes in. When you plant the seeds next year, the resulting pumpkins may look like Mum / Dad / both / completely different. Can be fun, and if you are just growing to eat and aren’t too bothered what it looks like I wouldn’t worry. Otherwise just use fresh seed each year.
You should have viewers come to help with the land and in return they get to meet you two and hang for the day!
For the mower name how about Elmow, "The mower".
I’ve tried to grow pumpkins for years and only got vines. Last year I gave up and we got plants in the flower bed where we put our children’s jack-o’-lanterns. Well they became pumpkins so we repeated the process and this year we have plants!
Hey Matt, you need a good weed wacker with a rotating steel blade instead of the wire cutter. Chopping with a machete is way to much work. Remember, with the right tools, you can keep everything trimmed back easy peasy. No sweat.
I never use plastic mats. They WILL break down and put plastic in your soil. Soil will build on top of it, and you WILL have weeds all over again. I use cardboard and or grass clippings to smother weeds.
dried (large) woodchips are great for that as well. Needs a new layer once or twice a year.
@@alexd7466 I would do that and then pee on the wood chips all day every day to make sure it’s not stealing nitrogen as it composts.
I guess totally fine doing that as long as raw wood chips aren’t dug into the root zone.
You don't live in the jungle.
@@tuberNunya true. Kentucky comes close though. The Green eats everything up here, too.
I had pet Iguana , watch the tail whip,its hurts Lol😢
This is how we should all see ourselves. Working and playing with other animal families. Great work.... Your feline family was quite helpful in preparing the pumpkin patch. Ttfn
Editing on this video is extraordinary. LOOKING GOOD GBU!
I havent seen Matt in his daisy dukes in a while now... did he finally retire them?
They got retired on the stucco job, I need to re-up
You are waiting on permits to build your house, don't you need permits to build a permanent structure over your rv?
Thank you for inspiring so many of us to venture beyond our comfort zone. My wife and I just purchased an off-grid property in British Columbia. We will be activating our Starlink in July. We won't have to deal with iguanas or monkeys, just the occasional bear and winter, as we plan to grow our own food starting next year. Cheers and thank you always for sharing.
All you need is a little 🚜. That you don’t thrash and will take care of and has different things you can take on and off 😊
How about "Law'na"? Kind of an Islander's name.🌴 Art in Calif.🤓
Guys, gardening/farming sucks, it’s a ton of work and money and time. And junks up your property. Abort abort. Save yourself this 5 year learning experience. Spend your time and money beautifying the property not turning it into a junk site.
Fighting to keep the jungle out of your tilled land is a losing battle, better off having 2 raised beds and a greenhouse.
To late !!