S4 ● E20 ROOT TRAINERS: WHAT ARE THEY AND WHY ARE THEY AWESOME?
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These look great. Appears that Amazon has some for sale in the US (only 2 sizes though). Would love to get bulk pricing though
These could be a game changer for mid to late summer veggie planting. I picture half grown cabbages and broccoli just hanging out by the edge of a forest until it’s time to plant them. The dappled light and humidity from the edge of the forest creating a microclimate nursery for them. Bird netting for protection, shade cloth on really hot days. Off to order some! Also I wonder if scraps of corrugated downspout would work.
Great advice. We would live in Paradise if we were all like you.
0:10 "today I want to torture you about" I laughed out loud. Great video Richard I appreciate the info.
In the UK, LBS Horticulture supply root trainers in bulk - otherwise it's ebay / amazon for small quantities.
Really cool! Would love to learn more about your process for getting these trees started.
Wish I had of seen this a while back. Better late than never thanks for knowledge =)
Richard, just a quick question, you mentioned that you got your wholesale from France. Care to give us a link or a name? The prices I find online are, quite frankly, extortionate.
Wow...verry good idea
Have you ever use the fabric pots? they work great for the same purpose. I have never seen the Root trainers before. Great video.
What Brand/Company do you purchase the root trainers from wholesale? 🦋💕
Keep up the great content!
Great video. I didn't know such thing existed.
My only concern is that the material looks a bit weak. I wonder if they can be found with stronger and more durable plastic
I like this concept, and I'm going to try to scrounge up a homemade version. Maybe I'll heat-modify pots to have vertical grooves and no bottoms, stacking two to make them longer. There must be a way.
What about pieces of plastic piping with bamboo BBQ skewers poked in the soil around the edges to make the ridges?
This is a video you need to do an update on :)
Fantastic for Broad beans we've found over the years..
Good information! Could you please name some brands/resellers available in Sweden?
Thanks for this video Richard! I was getting ready to place another Rootmaker pot order but I really like these root trainers. I'm definitely going to buy some of these in bulk! I went to your website to order your book but I was confused by the pricing. How much is your book in US dollars and shipping to Tennessee? Thanks in advance!!
I'm going to buy some on Amazon now. Thank You:-)
Even for veg I find airpruning pots to be superior, I started corn in trays and transplanted them without any problems.
I've used soil blocks for the bulk of my starts over the years. If you get the soil media recipe correct, it works well. Biodegradable peat pots or cow pots are great as well, but soil blockers I find the best way to transplant on the cheap.
Thank you for sharing this and all the other videos :-) I live in Norway, and am interested in planting nut treas, and would like to ask you what kind of nut trees you have planted, and where you got them from? Thanks, Torunn
Very interesting, thank you. v
Smart!
hi Richard,
Enjoy to watch your video's and learn a thing or 2.
About the fertilizers... There are bio/organic fertilizers special designed for pot plants/ potted Trees.
Can find them here.
www.phc.eu/en/phc
Keep the video's coming!
And for the people crying about plastic: you can make air pruning pots from upside down 1 liter beer bottles with the bottom cut out. Wine bottles would probably work as well but their shape is not ideal at all, champagne bottle would be better in that case but their volume is smaller than the 1liter beer bottles.
Like any tool, one can choose to abuse or use thoughtfully. Plastic is recyclable. So lay of the with the useless comments about plastic.
I've found Richard Perkins work at Ridgedale some of the best on the web, especially if you're a producer.
i rly like wonderland fairies whos like, no plastic, no engine, no shoes, no water, no electrocity, no nothing... shure one can chose such enlighted path but then ffs computer is made form plastic, rare earth elements and tons of bad stuff powered by electric pixies. so i wonder how they are able to put their majestic opinions in to the internet without beeing against them o.O i rl like some of this concepts, and thing that we should find ways to limit bad stuff as much as possible but "~what next generations would say if they see that we had plastic, stone oil...", computers so one and most overwhelming thing we done are scyscrapers, landfills, kilometer wide roads, tremendous amounts of desertified lands and horrible polution and no forests, no nice places... i know that one can say its like ring of power, but come on we can use it for good, or not... (?) so many questions... just do the awesome stuff and take care, hope for best and be kind for trees (piece of plastic is not big deal if can give life to tens of thousands of trees) :)