Kevin Espiritu

Yeah, now I'm on a third of an acre.

And because we have a YouTube channel, we grow a lot of different crops.

We're not necessarily growing it like an urban farm might, but we definitely could.

Like there's enough space there to grow everything.

hundreds and hundreds of pounds of produce per year.

And if you're living there with yourself and a partner or something, that's enough produce to live off of.

But I've got, let's see, 30 fruit trees.

Yeah, 30 different fruit trees.

Excellent.

About half of them are citrus because it's San Diego and you can pull citrus off there.

And then I've got maybe like 40 or 50 different annual crops that I'm growing depending on the season.

Annuals, yeah, they're going to live and die in a single spring to fall sort of cycle.

Perennials are going to come back every year.

And then you get into some weird sort of situations where there's like a self-sowing annual, like chamomile.

That'll produce its seed at the end of the season.

It's going to drop, go dormant, it'll come back.

Still an annual, still lives and dies.

No, no, that's very true.

Monsanto was now Bayer, just so you know.

Oh, really?