WeGrow 2019, Paulownia, Paulonia, Kiribaum, Kiri Tree

[adrisch]

Ein beeindruckendes Video. Es ist erstaunlich wie sehr sich auch die Produktion von Holz professionalisieren lässt.

[CommercialForest]

😀 Nice video on the growing process. It's good to see the production of Paulownia taken so seriously. In the early 2000's people in the US were haphazardly dropping seeds into the ground and expecting a gold mine of grade lumber in 10-15 years. Just because it grows fast doesn't mean it's easy to bring to market! This specie hold so much potential. I'm glad to see the seeds and production methods refined.

[МихаилАфриканов-зи]

Какое замечательное дерево и хорошее видео, правда ни слова не понял но применение павлонии показано хорошо .

[Ленивый-работяга]

Моё уважение..люди не ноют что леса нет а берут и сажают и зарабатывают на этом..а мы можем только пилить зарабатывать только на этом а потом дети наши всё исправят.... наверное.

[kernowforester]

I'm a forest manager by profession here in the UK, and have already sown, grown to sapling stage and planted out P. elongata and P x shontang with Euclyptus nitens etc in lowland Cornwall. Seeds mainly from Romania. Doing nicely, will be monitoring, and we may get some timber to turn to Cornish surfboards! They need protection from deer browsing in the establishment stage. Paulownia are also N fixing, so good on reclamation /former mining sites. As for weeding, that is only required during the establishment phase, totally pointless beyond that and a waste of time and money, plus decreases biodiversity (bad forestry practice). We don't want serried ranks of trees in rows with no understorey or ground layer, it is called tree farming at its worst.

[walidakd]

I m happy i hope to see my country Algeria have great forest in North Africa.

[Justin-Outdoors]

The most impressive part of this video is that mower

[ranveeradav]

I wish i had a paulownia farm. I tried out a few saplings 4 yrs back n it was amazing here in Assam, India. The fastest growing tree according to me. Good luck

[migueldappollonio]

What about the consumption of water of the tree to grow? and what happen to the soil after you cut the tree and the pH? is able to reforest in the same area or not?

[ulfpointner]

Wie wird bei dem Anbau von Kiri Plantagen die Natur geschützt???

[ZUKD]

6 Meter in einem Jahr? Welche Sorte ist das? Müssen die Dauerbewässert werden um besser zu wachsen oder reicht 1 - 2 mal gießen am Tag?

[germaneer]

ok und was kann es besser ?

Ihr Züchtet also Gen manipulierte Bäume ?
Ihr wollt dadurch was Bewirken ? CO2 ?

es wird also immer hin und her gefahren in LKW oder sonst was .. und wohin überall ?

nächste frage .. wofür kann man es nutzen hat es die gleiche festigkeit wie die Normale Tanne/ Kiefer?
oder ist es Hartholz ? so sah es nicht aus ... kann man damit Möbel bauen ? oder ungegeignet ?`

[korpakukac]

Amazing numbers, but i wonder how strong and durable the wood is. Also growing them must likely require a LOT of fertilizer to be able to supplement this insane growth rate.

[BoltRM]

What a well-done video!
The wood works well for making electric guitars & can create a 4.5-5 lb guitar instead of a 6.5-9 ib.

[toeffelino]

Das ist schon ziemlich krass so ein Wachstum in ein paar Monaten zu sehen. Wie müsste man die Blauglockenbäume behandeln (insb. zurückschneiden) wenn man irgendwann einen 4-6 Meter hohen Baum haben möchte der Blüten trägt und nicht so kerzengerade ist?

[rajasingammuthusamy]

The weeding can be replaced by herding and grazing to keep the growth low. The cows, goats and trees must learn to survive side by side as sustainable farming.

[sejakle]

Очень и очень хорошо, что есть такое дерево!
Это снимет напряжение с Земли - меньше будут вырубать леса.

[temwa]

Inspired..
Do you offer internship programmes at your facilities or volunteer work? . I'm into planting trees for commercial .. can paulownia tree do well in Sub saharan Africa?
Thanks

[derpflanzenfachberater]

DAS ist ja wirklich krass!!! Sehr beeindruckendes Wachstum

[firozshah]

do you grow Paulownia Seeds or Tissue culture, which one is better ?