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In this video, I’m pruning the Mexican Sunflower (Tithonia diversifolia) growing along the outer edges of the property and putting it to work by feeding the soil. Mexican Sunflower is a fast-growing biomass plant rich in nitrogen and essential minerals, making it a powerful natural fertilizer when chopped and dropped.

In a young syntropic system, managing fast growers like Mexican Sunflower is crucial. Their rapid growth can overshadow slower, more delicate plants if not pruned regularly. But the beauty of syntropy is that nothing goes to waste—what we cut becomes nourishment for the soil. By cycling this biomass back into the ground, we’re building fertility, improving soil structure, and encouraging microbial life, all of which are essential to creating a self-sustaining, abundant ecosystem.

Watch how I manage growth, maintain balance, and use every part of the system to support regeneration and abundance.

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