How to Plant the Food Forest Starter Bundle

Through my year of growing and foraging 100% of my food and 5+ years of visiting with dozens of gardeners and permaculturists across the state of Florida, I have created a grouping of the 30 easiest and most abundant foods to grow in Florida.
This grouping of plants is ideal for laying the foundation for a food forest or creating The Survival Garden. We’re talking about growing a lot of food, with the least work, so you can truly break free from the grocery store!
Learn more and request a Food Forest Starter Bundle here: robingreenfield.org/foodforest
See our guide on how to plant the Food Forest Starter Bundle: www.robingreenfield.org/foodf...
For more educational content on growing a food forest visit:
robingreenfield.org/foodforest
Order Robin’s new book, Food Freedom, for inspiration to grow your own food and break free from the grocery store:
robingreenfield.org/foodfreed...
Chapters of this Video
1:17 Claiming this Knowledge I’m Sharing (Not a Disclaimer)
2:40 How to Plant Cuttings into Pots (Including Info on Nodes)
6:24 How to Plant Seeds into Pots
7:06 Introduction to Young Plants in Pots
8:42 Direct Seeding and Direct Planting
9:41 How to Water and Frequency of Watering
12:55 When to Transplant the Plants from the Pots
15:25 How to Transplant the Plants from the Pots
22:14 Transplanting Planting into beds
24:15 What Materials You Need (Pots, Trays and Soil Info)
27:40 Notes on the Abundance
Edited by: Pachamama Media
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[@Han-uz1tl]

I love that the whole package is ‘real’: the demonstration site, the breeze, the cuttings, the experience. Thank you, Rob, for being such a good person and so very ‘real’!

[@zachariahhoffart244]

Ordered my bundle a few days ago and I'm stoked to have more resources related to it to learn from!

[@timbushell8640]

Find some willows, and take cone 'green' branches... 'smash' them gently and add that result to a bucket of water, leave it for a day or two... this will make the water 'full' of rooting hormone ... just a thought.

[@jazuzzen5453]

Food Estate from Food Forest in our garden 👍👍👍

[@junejewell]

Would love to do something like this, but for plants that thrive in my New Mexican desert climate!

[@kathleenmead9259]

great teaching video

[@donHooligan]

epic. xlnt project, man. makes me wanna move back down south.

[@TheShadowKarl]

Great video Robin!

[@laceymcgraw6571]

Thank you so much for this video xx

[@virgilrask5104]

I’m digging this package! Love to see this!

[@miarothwell7656]

Thank you so much Robin, for ALL that you are doing. Putting a check in the mail, Monday, towards your food forest bundle! Blessings to you Robin,… and thank you again, for blessing me with this bundle, and so much info❤️

[@moshelevi2002]

Amazing, best explanation on youtube so far

[@kateworswick8185]

Great video! Thank you!

[@micahbarror842]

Wow great content, thanks

[@Sahmantha40]

I will be buying this!

[@pascalxus]

It's fun that you just put a rosemary in the ground. I've raised two of them in a pot that I'm planning on planting, probably within the next year.

[@atheynameda]

This is amazing! Does anyone know resources like this for Zone 6? Especially food forest design for zone 6?

[@Robin.Greenfield]

Hello Dear Friends, Many of you are requesting a bundle outside of the Florida region. It is very much a possibility that we create a bundle for regions with winter including the midwest, northeast, middle Atlantic and possibly other regions in 2024 or 2025. If you'd like a notification if we create a bundle, please fill out the form on the Food Forest Starter Bundle Website where it says "Located outside of zones 8-11 and interested in a bundle? Fill out our notification form here.": robingreenfield.org/foodforest If you'd like to order a bundle for the Florida region or zones 8-11 or learn more about the bundle, you can do so through the website. Health and happiness to you! Robin

[@royceroller7095]

Im in Okeechobee Florida,i have big problem with the papaya wasps..i wish was another way other than covering the fruit with bags..they grow so easy,but im to the point i don't think im going to grow anymore

[@cziegle3794]

Yay top 10 and top 190 comments and likes.

[@tjahjowatimargaretha6500]

Thanks You 🎉🎉🌹🌹🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Sofiarivassculptor]

I want that survival garden plants?

[@user-ms8fd2oi8e]

Hello, nice to meet you from Okinawa! Thanks for choosing Okinawa spinach as your vegetable to grow. If you have come across Okinawan vegetables in Hawaii, it is likely that all of you immigrants from Okinawa brought them with you. Thank you to our ancestors. This vegetable is high in iron, which is why it is considered a medicine for anemia in Okinawa, along with mugwort, and it also contains insoluble and soluble fiber, which helps regulate the stomach. It is also a water-loving vegetable and can be grown hydroponically, so the roots can be produced in the same way as rosemary and sweet potatoes. In your system, it might even grow as a vegetable to grow near a drainage ditch. In the shade, though, it will be less purple. In Okinawa, it is believed that green papaya can improve the production of breast milk if eaten by women with poor milk supply after childbirth, so it is customary to make and eat green papaya and meat soup after childbirth. This effect is thought to be due to the high enzyme content. It is also contraindicated after C-sections, surgeries, large wounds that are said to open up, and after surgery or injury. Turmeric was one of the trade goods when Okinawa was part of the Ryukyu Dynasty and was traded mainly in Southeast Asia. Its medicinal properties are believed to strengthen the liver, and the root is boiled or tinctured. In recent years, its medicinal effects have been attracting attention, and it is even used as a health food in Japan. Its yellow pigment has been highly valued since ancient times and is used in herb dyeing. Okinawa was the first place in Japan to successfully cultivate and spread the sweet potato, and it has become a savior plant that has survived repeated famines. Bananas, loofahs, pumpkins, chard, etc., many of the vegetables and fruits you are growing are native to Okinawa and are eaten by the locals on a regular basis, each with medicinal properties. The Okinawa Program]. There are also a number of ways you can use Okinawa's sustainable food and culture in your own life to further improve your qol. We want you to learn more about the local vegetables and food culture of Okinawa that you may not know about yet. We hope that everyone who participates in your program will become healthier by eating Okinawan vegetables and fruits. Thank you.

[@user-ms8fd2oi8e]

Postscript. Wormwood also purifies the blood, but also lowers blood pressure. People with low blood pressure should not use it heavily. Be careful.

[@skeleton_wa_migraine1736]

Wow wish i had known this information for my traumatic birth experience & breastfeeding journey w low milk supply

[@ExitTheMatrixVR]

Rob, did you have any issued buying the land with out an id? Thats something im trying to factor in as i get rid of banks and ids. Thanks

[@estherimmer5766]

Can you also explane in what space to plant this plants?

[@Adnancorner]

Do you have for colder climates ? Pacific northwest ? Just so you have both temperate and tropical/subtropical climate.

[@Robin.Greenfield]

Hello Dear Friends, Many of you are requesting a bundle outside of the Florida region. It is very much a possibility that we create a bundle for regions with winter including the midwest, northeast, middle Atlantic and possibly other regions in 2024 or 2025. If you'd like a notification if we create a bundle, please fill out the form on the Food Forest Starter Bundle Website where it says "Located outside of zones 8-11 and interested in a bundle? Fill out our notification form here.": robingreenfield.org/foodforest If you'd like to order a bundle for the Florida region or zones 8-11 or learn more about the bundle, you can do so through the website. Health and happiness to you! Robin

[@Metqa]

How many of these plants are deer resistant?

[@jentrees3johnson403]

I want a bundle. I am in Orlando. How can pick it up?

[@brendajennings7042]

i live in oklahoma can i grow them here

[@sweaterdoll]

Is that something you sell? Do you have a midwestern version or a list that would be comparable?

[@Robin.Greenfield]

Hello Dear Friends, Many of you are requesting a bundle outside of the Florida region. It is very much a possibility that we create a bundle for regions with winter including the midwest, northeast, middle Atlantic and possibly other regions in 2024 or 2025. If you'd like a notification if we create a bundle, please fill out the form on the Food Forest Starter Bundle Website where it says "Located outside of zones 8-11 and interested in a bundle? Fill out our notification form here.": robingreenfield.org/foodforest If you'd like to order a bundle for the Florida region or zones 8-11 or learn more about the bundle, you can do so through the website. Health and happiness to you! Robin

[@lesimkien724]

Hi, Do you sell any seed or cutting? Please let me know. Thank you.

[@TheShadowKarl]

If we can get Dr. West as our President I think we should have him make you his Secretary of Agriculture! That would be awesome in my humble opinion.

[@carlosb478]

that would be so cool

[@youcanknowanything8489]

ìs the kale a perennial?

[@hopemorrison2367]

I cant find the registration form for food forest

[@skippyvsamy6768]

Tap the more button it has the link

[@Robin.Greenfield]

Hello Dear Friend! You can register to receive a Food Forest Starter Bundle on the website: robingreenfield.org/foodforest Health and happiness to you, Robin

[@TodosInvitadosWorld]

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[@minime8048]

too much wind for me to listen too sorry, gave up after 2 minutes 🥴

[@drosevthokie]

Not trying to be a troll, but I'm wondering how you justify traveling so much with your extreme lifestyle and ethics?

[@joeschmidt8415]

Amazing! Has anyone had success growing these in southern California?

[@chrisquedenbaum3972]

Are you a vegetarian?