How to Make $500 Dollars an Hour with Trees | Sell Plants for Profit

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Title	:	How to Make $500 Dollars an Hour with Trees \| Sell Plants for Profit
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just buy them from US forestry dirt cheap
Comment from : Luca Baldoni

You need a potting bench!
Comment from : Jason Schmidt

I had 53 of these this year on my property, and mine started as babies in my yard I paid nothing but after giving 33 away decided maybe I can grow them and sell them like you show here
Comment from : Joshua Magiera

You could easily sell those for far more than $5 in many parts of the country
Comment from : BUHWEED

Any idea where to buy pine tree or oak seedlings?
Comment from : Javier Ortega

The growing is the easy part, but selling is the challenge If you could make $500 dollars an hour everyone would be doing it Click bait video as usual
Comment from : GC Gopro

My wife and I made over 1000 fig cuttings in one half day, 3months later (one half day again)we had to pot 500 little trees at $25 each $12k, next year I'm using rooting hormone stuff to get the whole 1000 plus we are giving the tree far more food and water for more cuttings people kill plants all day long so its a great business
Comment from : Leslie Grayson

Can you tell me where you buy your barefoot trees? Thank you
Comment from : JD Border Collies and Corgis

I feel this video is so stupid but I like it
Comment from : Z

You should get a bunch of willow cuttings and make a live willow fence Cool way to mark a property line and block people from being able to see
Comment from : AskJeeves Cosby

I like to just go to homes that just did the landscaping and take all their trees 🤣 brbrbrbrbrbrI dont actually do that
Comment from : AskJeeves Cosby

I have no clue where I can find seedlings let alone saplings so cheap or in a bag bulk If I knew, I'd easily buy about 125 first time around, and if successful maybe I'd buy a gargantuan batch next time
Comment from : It’s Me

Kincaid, good nam for a villan
Comment from : Benek87

So my question is where do I find people to sell seedlings at wholesaleI live in the Hudson valley New York area??? Help please???
Comment from : HudsonValleyHealth

We just bought our 5 Acre Homestead and one thing I wanted to look into was a small tree farm for part of our landWhere do I look to get these seedlings? Any help will be much appreciated ThanksKeep Crushing It!! Stay HUMBLE, Stay HUNGRY, Stay FOCUSEDThe Jarhead Entrepreneur
Comment from : The Jarhead Entrepreneur

500 dollars an hour to make itbran eternety to sell them😂
Comment from : kill shot

Nice if you have the startup costs and decent land Including WATER
Comment from : crazy squirrel

Hello do you have the name of the nursery?
Comment from : ricardo rodriguez

What is this music? I love it The first song The electronic sounding one
Comment from : CB BC

Did you fix your windshield though?
Comment from : Arnie C

Hmmmm You have to keep the fed and watered, and you have to find buyers for them Methinks the profit is less than $500/hour
Comment from : J DeWitt

500 / h / year
Comment from : BOOMOPERA MUSIC

There's literally thousands of things in nature that can be sold for profit Pine cones, trees, tree bark, herbs & seeds, mushrooms I ripped thousands of baby pine trees out so I had space to garden It felt so wasteful to just burn them
Comment from : i ♥ Herbs Homestead

What are you using for soil there?
Comment from : Jack Carlson

That's how i grow pot lol😂
Comment from : D Johnson

Let me see if the $500 is worth it - great, new haircut - great! Excitement in presentation - incredible! Clever trick to separate stuck together pots - smart fellow! Clever mathematician and all in his own head/brain too - outstanding! Pushed his sleeves up to show how hard Mike is working - you're joking, guy - I know that Mrs Kincaid did all the work behind the scenes - you're caught, Mike!!! Learning something new from a master in his craft - mind blowing and astonishing! One half smile - had to put my sun glasses on! Unshaven look - a young Tarzan or Hercules who forgot to shave! YES, the $500 was well worth it, more than worth it I'd put your price up to $2,000 to $3,500 - just because of the outstanding guy who did all the work on it, even if I know the REAL TRUTH (lol, lol, lol)
Comment from : Scott Parkinson

So it's been a year, did you plant, leave them potted or sell them? Do you have an update video?
Comment from : dewytes

Yeah but how do you sell them
Comment from : Invader Indigo

Yeah! Thank you for making this video
Comment from : B30pt87

Hey Mike do I need to trim/prune my young arborvitae to get them to fill in and bulk up?? And how?
Comment from : Outdoors _life75

And when do you seling them at xmas?
Comment from : Attila Vicen

you have so much energy, how have you not been approached for your own network show you seem like a natural!!
Comment from : Joseph Beauleau

You need a buyer You can have all the Product you want to sell, But buyers
Comment from : Ken Clarke

Gas, vehicle maintenance, soil, time are all factors to consider in the cost
Comment from : Ken Clarke

Invest in future Keep track of time, inputs (pots, soil etc) & tally $$ for sell price though Great investment!
Comment from : Four Day Homestead

How do you go about marketing your plants? I wouldn't know where to begin to find buyers
Comment from : brokenglass849

bro do yourself a favor and get some fold out tables and some totes and save your back by transplanting on raised tables
Comment from : Nardawg831

I'm wondering where are you located, we're in southeast NC
Comment from : Brittco Farms

With all this $$ you me ed to fix your front window!
Comment from : Insanity

You are excited because you bought them cheaply Whoever you sell it to will also want a good deal, so you can´t sell them at full price in quantity Maybe if you keep them for 5 - 10 years you can sell them as Christmas trees
Comment from : James Hrouda

fix your window
Comment from : Donadoni

What is the name of the tree? Can someone tell me
Comment from : BashirLawey

Do not ever order from Arbor day foundation!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I put in 3 orders which ended up with no tree's making it I ordered seedlings in 50 lot'stwo orders arrived 3 weeks late and mouldythey didn't make it I complained and they sent me 1 10-tree batch that showed up live and died within a year I've given up on ordering seedlings and just growing my own from seed BtwI've checked nurseries also and I was quoted $50/foot on potted tree's I've been growing my own and about 90 success So yeah, I spend well, now I'm actually composting as well and "free" tree's No one pays for anything anymore sobarter/give away'slol
Comment from : Phoenix Enterprises

"You're always asking me" brNo, I'm not
Comment from : cradleofalex

problem is, you big money as usual to make money land that size is half a mill so money loss in reality
Comment from : Two Gram Man

the price of the pots and the soil is where most of the cost is in selling plants
Comment from : king james488

Can you share with me where you got them I want to get my recovery group into this We garden now But this seems cool to I'm near Seattle but willing to drive
Comment from : Lucille Martin

Hope it does the planet good
Comment from : Jason Bullock

Beautiful Saplings
Comment from : Marie The custodial gardener

what is your idea about fabric grow bags
Comment from : FON MUKOUM uncommonagriculturaltechniques

All you need is some child slave labor and shit laying around that totally didn't cost any other money
Comment from : Carl

How much time and money did it cost to clear the property Im betting more than 500 dollars
Comment from : K Man

How are you doing currently with planting these? Any plans in the near future to post an update? Thanks in advance
Comment from : David Shannon

How does one overwinter such plants? So many things seem to die when it gets too cold…
Comment from : Heidi D

See the problem in my opinion isn't finding good hustles with plants, it's finding the market and customers
Comment from : ꧁GlorifiedGremlin꧂

Haha yaaa i plants trees 3 hrs no one is walking up and paying me 1500
Comment from : Mountain Mass Outdoors

I missed the $500 an hour part
Comment from : have a cigar

Again seeing my boyfriend after getting my new phone😉
Comment from : blondi

Well chief its been a year I'd like to see the border and how the trees have grown ??
Comment from : UKJAY

Interesting it only takes one hour to grow these saplings? 😂😂 definitely going to take at least a few months, not hours, to make that $500
Comment from : B Healthy

Where did you obtain the seedlings from?
Comment from : William KREN

Very Informative! I'm here in WA State and propagate broccoli, Kale and Cucumbers for a youth ministry plant sale Always looking for more ways to grow new plants and trees!
Comment from : Everett Anderson

Windshield brah 🎉
Comment from : Neil Barley

I'll be getting 150 cedar in the next couple of weeks, how are yours doing after about a year?
Comment from : Dennis Betts

This only works if you already have huge property with existing evergreens dropping seeds and you can collect a lot of them Plus you did not add in the work house your kids helpedbrAlso I cannot get fertilized soil like this for as cheap as you did Also eventually even on big property you get to a point that it is hard to find saplings anymore cause you picked ALL of them up already
Comment from : Seven Costanza

What your completely not including is all the time and effort to actually sell them Your simply teaching us how to make our own product not sell it market it any of that And your not including the long amount of time and effort to sell those or get a deal It’s not 1 hour of work a day to get $500 at all that’s a joke Your making $500 worth of product but all its doing it sitting in your possession, the other full half is actually selling them
Comment from : Aydan Kuhne

Mike I would like to see how the progress of those Douglas fir is going since it's been almost a year now, firs are my favorite trees
Comment from : Juan añanguren

We have 100k+ DF up for grabs and are open to orders for plant materials if anyone has projects and is in need of tree's, Fir's,pines, cedars, oaks, spruce madrone ECT Please let me know we are located in Northern California
Comment from : Sean Hayden

WHERE DID YOU GET THE BARE ROOT SUPPLY?
Comment from : patrick anderson

Great plan but until they sell that $500 is pie in the sky Misleading clickbait title
Comment from : Jeannette White

Mike, I rooted about 500 Green mound boxwoods two years ago They are in one gallon containers The potting media is from a wholesale nursery supplier I do not do this full time I am an electrician However I love plants What is a basic fertilizer I can apply to get them growing a bit faster I am wanting to root more but wondering if it’s worth it They are about the size of a grapefruit
Comment from : Chris Christian

Nice 👍 The most I've made was 2,400 bra week Rite on old man ! ✌️br brProud subscriber of the Dirt Ninja !
Comment from : KUSHCRAFT

I love those trees Makes me smile
Comment from : armedmariner

Love it!
Comment from : The Olive Branch Ranch

I collect native plants and trees and sell them at a wholesale rate to plant brokers I’m actually thinking on starting a YouTube channel about this Grueling work, but you make a fortune from just popping plants out of the ground with the right permits My only overhead is twine, burlap and fuel for my saw, and truck
Comment from : When Mountains Move

Hi Mikejust noticed this video (I am subscribed but missed this one) At 4:15, the one potted up seedling you held up looks like it has a double leader at the top How do you address this issue as you do not double leaders I have heard What did you say you used for weed control on your pots?
Comment from : Donna J

What is that soil you’re using to pot these up?
Comment from : Jeremiah Lee

Interesting video Thank You for sharing
Comment from : The Arborist

I live in CT I don’t know where I would go to get seedlings for a cheap price Can you assist please??
Comment from : Mari lombardi

Great idea because I love gardening I’m in southern California What kind of plants can I do?
Comment from : Simple Living

1,500 after sitting on them for a year? I’ll pass I live in California that’s not even one months rent
Comment from : Super Megadong

Thank you for sharing and showing ways Will you share the website link where to buy it thanks
Comment from : demk818

I grow trifoliate orange trees but I can't seem to sell any of them They're great for making homemade jelly and can be used in cocktails but marketing them is difficult
Comment from : Amatuer Anatoly

I don't see where you can profit from these when you consider the extra water required, your own labor and the potential for some dying from freezes
Comment from : HS Webb

I had a retail/wholesale nursery for a bit It's brutally competitive and hard to make a profit I was selling 1 gal really nice landscape plants for $6 Don't forget the labor of watering and keeping these plants alive in summer Just too hard to make a profit when you compete with the big guys that have huge lots with lots of low paid laborersCombine that with most customers buying their plants at big box stores these days I wish you luck, but it crushed my soul
Comment from : Ben McMurray

Thank you, sir As always, your enthusiasm is appreciated brI would like to add one thing, “for money to be good, the one who possesses it must be righteous”brLet us love our neighbors as we love ourselves and keep our prices honest and generous brThere is a nursery in the near by city where the fool charges 150 dollars for little trees that should cost 30-50 bucks He is depriving the public of the joy that is owning a beautiful tree I have many of the same kinds of trees sprouting up on my property and I am hoping to sell them for 30 dollars soon in order to bless my neighbors with trees instead of trying to get rich Seen?brNot judging you, Mike, just hope others will be blessed by this saying, that, “when you work for the love of money, the reward is temporary, but when you work for love of society and of God, the reward is eternal”
Comment from : gnarmarmilla

REMEMBER HOW JOHNNY APPLE SEED BECAME FAMOUS and PROSPEROUS!?
Comment from : Lex Leyva

A forester can access cheap seedlings they use for reforestation Also Craigslist
Comment from : maplegingko

Great video, look like plant trees that you said, as like growing though summer, sell them as Xmas trees in this November, good job, Mike !😉👍👋🌲🌲🌲❤️
Comment from : robert durkin

ANOTHER JOE BIDEN BALONEY BOY SALESMAN
Comment from : Harold Hart

The money aside it's nice that you're helping the environment one tree at a time
Comment from : CastleRogers

Weeee Doggy! I love plants and propagate them with the goal of sale And should really get serious about sales, but in the meanwhile I arrange all the pots in the yard to just look like the landscaping I constantly have to rearrange them as they grow or because they have different light requirements But I make my own compost from the property's organic debris Takes about a year doing little to nothing (Usually after a rain I would turn the pile over and add harvested rain water, I added some mychorizal fungi one time about half way through the process That's it) The pots were the debris from my landscape jobs, the plants were usually harvested from lawn cleanups or during preparation for new landscaping, the water exclusively rain water and recycled water from my washing machine (regular tap water was ultra last resort) So not including my labor every plant I sold was almost 100 profit My only expense was the mychorizal fungi So when I saw you show the potted saplings after your hard work next to the pile of soil Well hell even I got all excited I was cheering you on as if they were my plants cause I can so closely relate Wish I had the amount of land you have tho, and was blessed with a supportive wife and family as you have You have true wealth my friend regardless if ever sell one more plant But prayerfully you continue doing what you enjoy and the beautiful plants sell themselves
Comment from : UnAmor DiezDosé

If the sales are not completed, the $500 per hour is hypothetical If there aren't X number of prospective customers, there will not be Y number of sales This kind of thinking is how small businesses fail -- demand must be assessed carefully first, if not there may be no sales
Comment from : Jake Richardson