Plant a tree so that it grows 3 times faster. Update & follow up of last root training video.
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- Original Music by Demian Feldman.
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This is the updated version of the root training video also showing the progress of the trees I planted in the previous root training video. After reading the comments, I updated some of the information to reflect the most recent studies.
Fail safe method to train the roots of your new tree. By doing this, the tree you plant will never die and will give you their fruit 3 times faster than by just planting the tree with traditional methods.
This method was originally conceived by Helen G. White in the 1800's and later perfected with the tube.
Just found this. So cute. Will try this for sure. Looks like a brilliant system. But the best was the music and song and dance. Thanks for sharing.
I don't ever leave comments but your videos make me smile and laugh and I have shared them with my whole family! Informative and fun to watch!!!
I've just watched both videos for this method, and I'm just blown away. By your soil. I'm stunned that you can dig that deep and still have soil! Where I live (central Canada, zone 3), my topsoil is about 8 inches in most places. After that, it's rocks, gravel and sand. :-D
Love your method, though. Great idea.
This guy is a true teacher. Thank you for your videos, glad to have found them.
the end was the best! Love gardening ideas and theories explained. thank you so much
You’re welcome☺️🙏
I heard your voice and song for the first time. You have such a wonderful voice and a wonderful talent. Just for the voice, I've subscribed.
I think, you should make a music career. With your voice, and the right guidance, you would very soon become a famous singer.
It's also a pity, if you do not use your amazing voice and talent to create amazing songs.
Besides that, thanks for the information about how to grow plants faster.
the singing is a nice touch
Awesome content, educational & hilarious at the same time! 😆
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Thanks for replying to my last comment on your perfect round hole. Needless to say after reading your response I had high expectations of your square cone shaped hole. Trust me when I say, you delivered.
It’s only because I am a robot... sent here from the future... reprogrammed by John Connor to help mankind before the coming winter.
@@GrowingTogether Brace yourself, winter is coming.
So I did a modified version of this for my tomatoes. The initial idea was to deep water them and so I buried a milk jug with holes at the bottom right next to my tomato. In addition to the deep watering I also can feed it deep fertilizer. My tomato plants are growing at least double the size of all their neighbors. This method works.
Yes it does. I just planted one with the tube And another tree without to show the difference over time.
So excited to try this on a struggling tomato plant I got
Very informative video, as was the original. Can you do a video where you plant 2 trees of the same variety at the same time, and one is the old-fashioned method of a hole just big enough for the pot base soil with flat soil after planting, and the 2nd is by your advanced methods even with the mound at the base? And choose each tree so that they are the same height when purchased in the pot? This would be a more effective proof of the success of your method.
I actually did that this time. I should have mentioned it in the video but I have two trees, one with the tube and one without. I’ll do another follow up next year.
@@GrowingTogether curious to see the follow-up!!
Great idea 🙏 I’m planning to do the plantation in my farm in this monsoon and will try this method. Hope it grows 3x faster 😀
Great info and the sweetest little gardener to boot.
They all look like they are growing at a rate consistent with good care.
I have to try this, brilliant idea.
Dude I had and idea soooo amazing compared to this ( like 3 years before I even found this vid tonight ) I'm super interested and in love with the way you do your vids as Well as grows
This video is actually wrong! Read a book from ISA. I would like to see a follow up video on all these trees.
@@popeyedog please do tell how is this video wrong? TY
🎉 Awesome.. Thank you for posting this great video 😊
Great content, thanks for sharing 💚🌍
You have to watch till the end 😂👍
Nice video and song, also you can add gravel instead of a pipe, make a deep hole like a pipe, and fill with gravel, does the same job, but very efficient
So myman did a voiceover to himself? Nice
Yes
I enjoy the video
Thanks for sharing information
This is awesome man, thanks for sharing
You’re welcome
Update? Ok and what about 1 or 2 years after on the same trees?
Me dispongo a poner en práctica esta interesante idea. Ya compré el tubo. Espero que resulte. Gracias boludo...
Question if the tree is a big tree and I’m about to plant it in the ground do I still plant do I still use the PVC pipe ?
Most trees don't send tap roots. They spread horizontal. We have hard-pan that is 5 feet tick only 2 feet below surface. Yet within that 2 feet of soil, we have all kinds of giant trees.
Great info ! Thank you & your little helper. 👍🇦🇺
I’m taking notes on this one
Love your sharing
If you have a tree grafted onto a special rootstock, such as a dwarfing rootstock, or one that provides some disease resistance, the tree needs to be planted with the graft at least an inch or two above the soil. If the graft is buried, the aerial part of the plant could root and bypass the special effects of the rootstock.
The tree is planted with the graft 1.5 inches above the soil.
To avoid root rot later on could I leave the tube in for compost instead of water ?
Thanks for the great video and updates. Any thoughts on using this method in climates that get down below freezing in Winter, and using any supplemental nutrients in the water?
It will work with trees that can withstand those temperatures but you have more limited options. You can get supplemental nutrients at any nursery. They’ll know what to give you depending on the tree.
I live in San Diego California & my soil is silt ( sandy but Clayish) & I’ve never had an issue planting in round holes. Roots will expand wherever there is water. You seem to live in an area that receives good amount of rain so this method isn’t needed for your area but this is a great start for people that live in dryer areas so the tree can establish faster.
I’m actually not convinced on the square hole necessity. In my last tree video, where I did a round hole, a lot of people told me I did it wrong in the comments so I looked up their reasoning and figured it was the same effort.
Square hole in very clayey soil other very hard soils. Not necessarily needed in friable sandy or loamy soils
Love the singing ! LOL
Isn't the pipe too deep??
I urgently need the result 😃 of the compare between those to types of watering 😄
That was a good idea!
I enjoy the song you sings in the last...!! I want to listen such songs in upcoming videos too..
What size holes do you put into the tube to let the water out?
Where is your land where you have this rich soil, black gold?
Great video! May ask a few questions?:
Where did you get those tools?
I know you mentioned square is better, so is trying Amazon tools just fine?
I have land in South Carolina, but I live in New York. Do you have any tips for me to nurse my acorns out of pots in NY until I can plant them to fend for themselves in SC?
What is the best time of the year do this process prior to taking a trip down south to plant them?
How should I pretreat my land to optimize growth for the trees?
Thank you for your help.
Do you think I could do this with a tree I already planted
DO AN UPDATE PLEASE!!!
Can I use smaller tube??? Like 1 inch in diameter???
I want to know also. I went to Lowe’s and that’s all they had.
The square hole doesn't make any sense. That is not what circular growing roots mean...
But how do you remove tube when the tree reaches it? You wouldn't want it growing into the tree.
Go ahead don ! Never mind!! 😴
What state would grow everything from peach, lemons, grapefruit, apple, and olives?
Such good soil. :(
Thank you, informative... 😀
You’re welcome.
Instead of pipe just dig a little hole next to a root ball and water through it.
I came for the music 💕
Will the tube be ok even in cold zones the get snow
Would the growth rings be strong enough though?
Hola, el un video mostraste cómo plantabas un olivo, un naranjo y un durazno. Mi pregunta es el olivo que plantaste último alcanzó al otro que ya tenías plantado? Es eficiente este método? Saludos
No lo alcanzó.... pero explotó con olivos. Puso toda su energía en darme frutos este año. El grande me dio una ramita de olivos.
Will this work well for Texas clay soil?
What about feeding/watering via tube in winter areas, will it be ok?
Will it work for pine trees?
🤣🤣🤣really now???!!! square hole, coz a round hole makes for root circling? i would like to know how much of this you believe in or if you even have evidence of this...blessings to all
Could I do this method in a container?
Good idea
Also all roots should be broke up, as in spread apart as ZERO times in nature are roots smashed together. The only reason why they are that way is because a commercial tree farm packaging.
love!
Great idea but better use steel pipe to provide iron for tree and keep it there forever until disspear like shadow in the knight...aha..aha...aha👍
Esto se puede hacer con pinos 🌲?
Nunca lo intenté con un pino pero me imagino que sí.
i’m pissed they tore all the trees down for my secret spot
No way I can dig a square hole with my sandy soil!
First time watching your video, and I'm a fan. Very entertaining 👏 and educational. Can your method of planting work with the Ellen White method?
This is just an evolution of her method. She’s the original gangster.
Love your vids.... but no singing at the end on this one ? Maybe you should sing the whole way through
Watched this and the previous video on this topic and I have a question. I have several really young saplings, less than a year old, of maples and chestnuts, and also a couple of shadberries. Is this method applicable? If so should I dig not so deep and use smaller pipe?
It is... but the depth remains the same. The time the tube will remain there should be longer. It’s a year and a half from the point that the tree is 3 feet tall. Also, water the surface as well until the tree is 3 feet tall.
@@GrowingTogether thanks!
Love it❤️
Thank you
Good👍
Cone shape in bottom is neccessary ??
Hey! First comment! 😜 That’s so you dig less. The point is to reach the depth and keep those corners.
@@GrowingTogether sorry but i didnt understood what u saying 😥😥😥😥
Those trees are getting their water from the same place your grass is getting it. I bet they don't care about the tubes.
Great
Interesting
Cool
why the mound?
I’ve read that a small mound improves soil drainage.
As an Arborist I do not recommend mounding the soil around the trunk. If the root ball is above ground it will dry out too quickly, if the soil is piled root ball it will interfere with oxygen exchange.
@@christinalux3751 Don’t mound AROUND the tree, but with such a deep hole the soil will collapse and sink over time, so planting it a little high like that helps in the long run to prevent root rot. I have failed to do that in the past and I regret it!
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Voice over ruins the video.
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Round hole roots going in circle is a nonsensical myth.
When I have a million dollar house, I'll be training my tree roots and walk my ants, 'cause most likely I won't have to work.
Until then, I'll just let trees be trees and grow however mother nature intended. Maybe water them and throw some fertilizer once in awhile.
The tube is capped at the bottom end how the water want to go out??
The tube is capped at the top end to prevent bugs, dust, and rain from getting in. Not the bottom end.
@@GrowingTogether I saw you capped it before put it into the dig hole.??