I don’t understand why some people are against cutting these trees. Do you not understand that these trees would not be grown unless people bought them. Look at how much oxygen they give off and how much carbon dioxide they consume over the 10 to12 years they are growing. Every Christmas tree that is cut down is replaced with a new one. It’s all about supply and demand. People who have fake Christmas trees are not contributing to the benefit these trees are making to the environment. It’s more damaging to the environment to produce and dispose of fake Christmas trees.
Constantly cutting down and chucking out trees after a few weeks every year Can’t be replaced simply because new ones are being planted. It’s fucking with the soil, you have a carbon footprint of shipping these big trees all over the world. It would make more sense for people to keep a Xmas tree in their garden and bring it inside at Xmas then replant it.
10 years of growing those beautiful trees to cut them down in seconds, then in a few weeks in the trash? I prefer artificial trees. Would it be better to keep those trees to create new forests
Fake Christmas trees release harmful toxins and chemicals in the air, even years after they’ve been made. Natural ones can be recycled, and obviously look and smell real.
@@emilundblad9929 I disagree. real Christmas tree, after they thrown away and disposed to dumpsite, later theyll produce methane together with other natural wastes. methane are one of the highest form of greenhouse gas. on the other hand, if you use artificial Christmas tree, you can just reuse it year after year. We've been using the same Christmas tree for 2 decades now
@@timadel663 youre a complete nutbar. Methane from real trees? Fallen trees are some of the most beneficial foods to the woodland ecosystem. And they dont throw them in a landfill. They chip em and sell them back to us as garden mulch at 5 dollars a bag
Porque colocan esa especie de tela protectora sobre los pinos? Yo pensaba que eran recistentes al frío ❄ ah las heladas, ah la nieve ❄? No es así? Se ven resistentes ah las bajas temperaturas? Nos podrán colocar la traduccion del los videos en Español 🇪🇸 gracias.
Quizás algo tarde mi comentario pero por lo que veo es para darles una figura más uniforme y poderlos transportar sin que las ramas se quiebren por el movimiento, de esa manera se evita que las ramas se muevan y se quiebren y tu árbol se vea recién cortado cuando tú le quites el paquete
I spent about $500 on an artificial tree. It’s beautiful, and we’re going to keep for years to come. I don’t understand cutting down a live tree to keep it for a few weeks and then throwing it away.
rosemary selmer 1 second ago Most lands were trees are growing, were for grass seed or other crops /wich take more fertilizer pesticides)trees clean more carbon dioxide. provide home shelter for birds and other wildlife.and as for the title of this video,here we have a saying If it's perfect its! plastic.
Voice over guy is trying to sound like Jason Statham from Snatch. Anyway, I prefer artificial trees. Less mess, and reusable! Wow, 7-10 yrs to grow a tree.
Matthew...the human heart longs for and appreciates beauty for its own sake. If everything was utilitarian you would never get a hair cut, or new shirt, or car, or I-phone, or a flower, or even enjoy a non consumable like a sunset, or the blue light of a cold winters' day. None of those things are necessary, but we like change and beauty and freshness. Plus, we get to help others earn a respectable livelihood growing and harvesting a renewable resource that does no harm to the environment. (:
@@lemoncrinckles First off my name is NOT Matthew it's matt don't know why people incest on calling me that Secondly I've never had a heart it got ripped out when I was 4 years old Third I wear used shirts from the thrift store cause I can't afford to buy new ones I drive a 30 year old pick up that I can barely keep running because I can't afford a new one I can barely pay my bills every month including my phone and I hate flowers Fourth I never get to see a sunrise or sunset cause I'm working on machines that assholes who have no idea how to use them break Fifth I never said anything about harvesting a renewable resource all I said was I don't see why people go out and spend billions of dollars every FUCKING year on shit everyone will throw away with in 2 or 3 months completely FUCKING pointless to wast money for shit you don't need
It takes 2-3 years to grow asparagus - put it on a plate and it's gone in 4-5 minutes. It takes 5-10 years to grow, harvest, and process ginseng - minutes to consume it. Farmers all over the world plant and grow flowers, fly them to market where people buy them, look at them for a few days, and throw them away. Christmas trees are just another crop: Plant it, grow it, harvest it, use it. Nothing unusual or bad about it.
In the U.S. the trees are sheared periodically while growing which makes them fuller and gives them a conical, perfect shape. That has been the trend in the States since the 70s. But in Europe, where this video is from, it's still more common to grow and sell unsheared trees, like it was in the U.S. before the 70s. Unsheared trees have a natural shape, more space between branches, and the branches tend to be longer.
I don’t understand why some people are against cutting these trees. Do you not understand that these trees would not be grown unless people bought them. Look at how much oxygen they give off and how much carbon dioxide they consume over the 10 to12 years they are growing. Every Christmas tree that is cut down is replaced with a new one. It’s all about supply and demand. People who have fake Christmas trees are not contributing to the benefit these trees are making to the environment. It’s more damaging to the environment to produce and dispose of fake Christmas trees.
Constantly cutting down and chucking out trees after a few weeks every year
Can’t be replaced simply because new ones are being planted. It’s fucking with the soil, you have a carbon footprint of shipping these big trees all over the world. It would make more sense for people to keep a Xmas tree in their garden and bring it inside at Xmas then replant it.
I agree this is still better than plastic ones
Beautiful video thanks great info on christmas trees 🌳
10 years of growing those beautiful trees to cut them down in seconds, then in a few weeks in the trash? I prefer artificial trees. Would it be better to keep those trees to create new forests
Or grow a live tree in a pot
Fake Christmas trees release harmful toxins and chemicals in the air, even years after they’ve been made. Natural ones can be recycled, and obviously look and smell real.
@@emilundblad9929 I disagree. real Christmas tree, after they thrown away and disposed to dumpsite, later theyll produce methane together with other natural wastes. methane are one of the highest form of greenhouse gas. on the other hand, if you use artificial Christmas tree, you can just reuse it year after year. We've been using the same Christmas tree for 2 decades now
Not every seed in nature was destined to become an adult tree. It's a crop in the plantation.
@@timadel663 youre a complete nutbar. Methane from real trees? Fallen trees are some of the most beneficial foods to the woodland ecosystem. And they dont throw them in a landfill. They chip em and sell them back to us as garden mulch at 5 dollars a bag
Porque colocan esa especie de tela protectora sobre los pinos? Yo pensaba que eran recistentes al frío ❄ ah las heladas, ah la nieve ❄? No es así? Se ven resistentes ah las bajas temperaturas? Nos podrán colocar la traduccion del los videos en Español 🇪🇸 gracias.
Quizás algo tarde mi comentario pero por lo que veo es para darles una figura más uniforme y poderlos transportar sin que las ramas se quiebren por el movimiento, de esa manera se evita que las ramas se muevan y se quiebren y tu árbol se vea recién cortado cuando tú le quites el paquete
I would of thought they grew much quicker than 7 years.
I spent about $500 on an artificial tree. It’s beautiful, and we’re going to keep for years to come. I don’t understand cutting down a live tree to keep it for a few weeks and then throwing it away.
Why not have a real tree in garden then bring it inside for couple weeks then bring outside. (If you don’t have garden then fair enough)
*gently separates* 3:40
If you grow a tree in a pot, how well can it survive in a very cold climate? We are in a -23 to -26c zone. Thanks!
They survive fine in cold weather
Yea they do
where I could buy a seed?
Like real Xmas trees , just keep the outside in the ground so they can keep growing. 😊
What about the root system after cutting down the tree?
sam mich ripped out and thrown away
We leave them in the ground to rot down and provide nutrition to the soil
bring the biggest Christmas farm for My country of Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹🇹🇹
Anyo be know what he says here: 0:24
Wow 😲
I haul Christmas trees from new Brunswick nova Scotia canada to down around queens ny nj it's a fucked up time of the year to get them down there
rosemary selmer
1 second ago
Most lands were trees are growing, were for grass seed or other crops /wich take more fertilizer pesticides)trees clean more carbon dioxide. provide home shelter for birds and other wildlife.and as for the title of this video,here we have a saying If it's perfect its! plastic.
Wow
Voice over guy is trying to sound like Jason Statham from Snatch. Anyway, I prefer artificial trees. Less mess, and reusable! Wow, 7-10 yrs to grow a tree.
How to by xmas tree tell me
Big
Its so sad and its a poor tree 😫😫😭
Don't understand why people spend billions of dollars on shit like this just to throw it away after December 25th
Matthew...the human heart longs for and appreciates beauty for its own sake. If everything was utilitarian you would never get a hair cut, or new shirt, or car, or I-phone, or a flower, or even enjoy a non consumable like a sunset, or the blue light of a cold winters' day. None of those things are necessary, but we like change and beauty and freshness. Plus, we get to help others earn a respectable livelihood growing and harvesting a renewable resource that does no harm to the environment. (:
@@lemoncrinckles
First off my name is NOT Matthew it's matt don't know why people incest on calling me that
Secondly I've never had a heart it got ripped out when I was 4 years old
Third I wear used shirts from the thrift store cause I can't afford to buy new ones I drive a 30 year old pick up that I can barely keep running because I can't afford a new one I can barely pay my bills every month including my phone and I hate flowers
Fourth I never get to see a sunrise or sunset cause I'm working on machines that assholes who have no idea how to use them break
Fifth I never said anything about harvesting a renewable resource all I said was I don't see why people go out and spend billions of dollars every FUCKING year on shit everyone will throw away with in 2 or 3 months completely FUCKING pointless to wast money for shit you don't need
I buy one from Ikea. It's 1 euro. I can miss 1 euro.
@@woutervanr
Ya I got no FUCKING idea what a euro is
Ah Matty bet your house is great at Xmas. A banana and a frozen turkey fucking session
What does X stands for in xmas? Such a porno influence! 🤧
who wants to pay over a 100bucks,
not me,
And repeat
At least 8 years of growing to throw away a few weeks later
It takes 2-3 years to grow asparagus - put it on a plate and it's gone in 4-5 minutes. It takes 5-10 years to grow, harvest, and process ginseng - minutes to consume it. Farmers all over the world plant and grow flowers, fly them to market where people buy them, look at them for a few days, and throw them away. Christmas trees are just another crop: Plant it, grow it, harvest it, use it. Nothing unusual or bad about it.
Usc trojans fighton
No dont chop it down😭😭
Holy shit
And the trees are off Israel
Bu resmen cinayet..
Ugliest real xmas trees Ive ever seen when they are fully grown to cut
In the U.S. the trees are sheared periodically while growing which makes them fuller and gives them a conical, perfect shape. That has been the trend in the States since the 70s. But in Europe, where this video is from, it's still more common to grow and sell unsheared trees, like it was in the U.S. before the 70s. Unsheared trees have a natural shape, more space between branches, and the branches tend to be longer.
How about letting trees grow and stop farming them.
@Dacia Sandero guys you?
Meh. Learned absolutely nothing
First!
poor trees! use artificeal trees,earth is gona die because of this!
Twat fake trees are much worse for environment
Hardly real trees the way 4wsrd better 4 environment
Grow useful crops instead. The world has food shortages and you are wasting precious land resources.
We don't have food shortages country's waste billions of tonnes every yr