Nice Raul ....and now you all are gonna want me to do one also right !! Looking at the water you people in CA must be jealous ...
Luc, were getting some good rain right now in SoCal lol
You should be catching every drop in cisterns. But i'm sure most of it runs into drainage and back into ocean. Californians don't know yet they live mostly in a desert.
I hate to say it but I don't think most people are going to be prepared for extended drought in CA. This is a 1,000 year drought event from what I have been reading. Time to start thinking about taking out those water hogs like avocados and citrus. Good food plants that thrive on low moisture; Prickly Pears (Opuntia sp.), Yucca baccata, Aloe sp., Acanthosicyos horridus, Cereus sp., etc.
Southern California is going to start looking like and feeling like Tucson, Aridzonea?
Its going to look like it, once the cheaper irrigation water is gone... I am not sure if the average home owner is going to be able to afford +$400 a month in water bills. Not sure how the guys with land down in Fallbrook, CA and San Diego County are going to keep any type of grove irrigated well without breaking the bank. I would watch CA avocado prices closely, Chile and Mexican avocados may start really undercutting CA avocados (I guess they will get chopped down and new homes built on the groves.). Not to mention all the Central, CA agri and homes...
Anyway, guess back on topic. I am going to update with some Luc's garcinia pics soon. I got some seedlings doing well.