Growing tropical fruit in the freezing mountains of Colorado without heating

Step into the magical world of the 4 season Greenhouse in Colorado. Witness the stunning variety of tropical fruits and plants that Justy has been growing for over 20 years. From bananas to figs, avocados to coffee, this greenhouse is a true paradise. Discover the secrets of how to grow your own food and heat your home with this incredible greenhouse. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button for more inspiring videos!

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[barahng]

This man is living the life. Wishing him many more long years.

[theurbanthirdhomestead]

Just bought 40 acres in Colorado's high desert! Can't wait to make it look like this!

[keithtauber]

This guy is living the dream. Awesome. He looks great for his age too.

[glen]

When you design and build homes for a living you know exactly what you want. This dudes house is probably better build than 99% of the homes today.

[Inventorx]

Dude looks great for 75! Amazing what movement, good clean food, sunlight, and a positive outlook can do over the decades.

[simplyann]

It’s beautiful down by the river. This area has changed so much and has become unaffordable for many, sadly. Enjoyed the video.

[JXZ-JAM]

I can say from a place of knowledge, he designed and built this place exceptionally well. I a 3rd gen Coloradoan all too familiar with the high desert and have dreams of mine own simliar place, but more of an ecovillage/transitional town.

[cameronfiorenza]

I am in CO as well! This is such a dream of mine -- having a mountain greenhouse, farm, and be completely self-sustainable as much as possible. Thank you for sharing the magic.

[kaceykelly]

It would be awesome if the U.S. could establish hundreds of these set-ups so we would be truly self-sustaining year-round, no matter what happens!

[cindycampbell]

This guy is a genius it’s cool he worked to make his dream come true what a beautiful place

[christcg]

Love the seating area in the greenhouse! I'd spend my mornings there drinking a coffee and enjoying the view ☕🌄

[WouterLockefeer]

Absolutely awe-inspiring. The world could use many more people like this.

[stellaluuk]

Nice set up, tropical fruit trees and year round tomatoes, I'd enjoy that!

[mapuanakupuna]

Jess, ur place is amazing! The world is a better place with people like u 2 in it & we can all learn so much from you! TY! Love the farm tour!

[topazfire]

This is one of the most beautiful gardens I ever seen in a greenhouse .❤

[mollytheda]

Yay! Love this. We micro farm on 2/3 acre in New Castle with 21 fruit trees, table grapes, huge garden, and 18 laying hens.

[tylersmith]

Happy growing from Wisconsin just started my banana plants year ago and few pineapple plants

[mandyspacek]

In Australia here, this is brilliant and something I desperately want to do in the very near future. X

[ABlueDahlia]

Fascinating man, would listen to him talk about anything.

[leehwhiz]

Not that I have the home now, but I had a home located in northern New York with a 12 x 15 sunroom with 28 tons of river rock under the concrete floor that PVC pipework as duct in it. We pretty much could heat the house with that. But I bought Washington Dwarf Orange tree that produced about 30-50 oranges a year with me doing manual pollination. Also grew pineapples that frankly were much better tasting than what you buy in the store. I didn't pick them until they turned yellow so they were supper juicy. Pineapples will actually send out shuts from the bottom after the pineapple is picked and I just broke them off and stuck them in the ground for the next harvest.