Established Fruit Trees

• Citrus Varieties
  Mango (2 varieties)
  Orange, Grapefruit, Kaffir Lime
  Sweet Lime, Criollo Lime (2), Mexican Lime (2)
  
  
• Tropical Fruits
  Avocado (4 varieties, 7 trees)
  Jackfruit (7), Breadfruit
  Soursop (4), Caimito (3)
  Mamey Sapote (2), Zapote
  Loquat (2), Cas (2)
  Pink Apple, Water Apple
  Snake Fruit (2), Akee Fruit, Mamón Criollo
  
  
• Superfruits & Medicinal
  Cacao (4), Acerola Cherry
  Moringa (2), Neem (2)
  Noni
  
  
• Spices & Aromatics
  Cinnamon (2)
  
  

Total: 100+ established fruit and medicinal trees creating a self-sustaining food forest with year-round harvests

Stable Crops

• Shade-Grown Coffee (40+ plants)
  Bananas & Plantains (150+ plants)
  Papaya, Pineapple
  
  
• Culinary Herbs & Spices
  Lemongrass, Lemon Balm
  Oregano, Culantro
  Chaya (Mayan Spinach), Chiquilasquil
  
  
• Medicinal & Wellness Plants
  Insulin Plant, Mugwort
  Hoja de Aire, Katuk
  Frailecillo
  
  
• Ground Cover & Permaculture
  Peanut Grass (living mulch)
  
  
• Specialty Plants
  San Pedro (local variety)
  Iboga, Coca

This diverse agricultural system provides food security, natural medicine, and sustainable farming practices while maintaining ecological balance through companion planting and permaculture principles.

Annual Established Cyclical Crops

• Root Vegetables & Starches
  Cassava, Yam, Taro
  Arrowroot
  
  
• Medicinal Rhizomes
  Turmeric, Ginger
  
  

These perennial root crops provide year-round food security through staggered planting and harvesting cycles. Each variety offers unique nutritional benefits while requiring minimal maintenance once established. The cyclical nature ensures continuous harvests throughout the seasons, creating a reliable foundation for sustainable living.

Soil & Water Retention

• Bamboo (4 varieties) - Natural erosion control and privacy screening
• Vetiver Grass - Deep-rooted soil stabilization and water filtration
• Caña India, Itabo - Strategic placement for slope protection

Native Forest Preservation 70% of the property remains pristine secondary forest featuring native species including abundant Nancite trees - a favorite of the local monkey populations. This preserved woodland provides natural habitat corridors, maintains the ecosystem's integrity, and offers endless opportunities for wildlife observation and forest bathing.

Environmental Benefits:

• Natural erosion control and watershed protection
• Carbon sequestration through mature forest canopy
• Biodiversity conservation and wildlife habitat
• Climate regulation and natural cooling
• Sustainable timber and bamboo resources