NO FAIL ways to grow BULK Native Australian Trees, Plants, Bushes, Grass Species from Seed Pods!

Gday People! Well this really works, but I did put too many branches on top of the pots ... use around half of what I used ... use common sense! Sometimes I get a little too excited and go overboard... maybe a little manic? ... grrr... I hate that! But just make sure that you cover the pots, so that all of the seeds in the pods have a chance to fall into each pot.
So all up on this table there were 70 pots ... so I could easily end up with over 1000 trees growing from these pots ... and like I say, you can either just repot them or plant them and rely on "survival of the fittest" which I will likely be doing.
So today I will be doing around 100 new pots containing the seed pods from the other half of these branches ... I will do another video when these new pots start to germinate and will give you updates over the coming year.
When all of the seed pods fall in the pots, you can cover with a little bit of soil, or leave it to mother nature ... water during winter when required, say every few days, during summer ... daily! Just so the soil in the pots stays moist! It really is a very easy and quick way to grow bulk trees natives, native plants and bushes, native grasses, etc
There are many ways to collect seeds from the bush ... another way is laying cotton sheets, tarps etc underneath the trees, and the seeds will fall onto the sheets, tarps etc and obviously hand picking seeds.
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Gday People! Well this really works, but I did put too many branches on top of the pots ... use around half of what I used ... use common sense! Sometimes I get a little too excited and go overboard... maybe a little manic? ... grrr... I hate that! But just make sure that you cover the pots, so that all of the seeds in the pods have a chance to fall into each pot. So all up on this table there were 70 pots ... so I could easily end up with over 1000 trees growing from these pots ... and like I say, you can either just repot them or plant them and rely on "survival of the fittest" which I will likely be doing. So today I will be doing around 100 new pots containing the seed pods from the other half of these branches ... I will do another video when these new pots start to germinate and will give you updates over the coming year. When all of the seed pods fall in the pots, you can cover with a little bit of soil, or leave it to mother nature ... water during winter when required, say every few days, during summer ... daily! Just so the soil in the pots stays moist! It really is a very easy and quick way to grow bulk trees natives, native plants and bushes, native grasses, etc There are many ways to collect seeds from the bush ... another way is laying cotton sheets, tarps etc underneath the trees, and the seeds will fall onto the sheets, tarps etc and obviously hand picking seeds. Tour of My South Western Australian Backyard Victory Garden and My Scrap Metal Hoard! Part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZ3QaqOBf8iKd6M Tour of My South Western Australian Backyard Victory Garden and My Scrap Metal Hoard! Part 2 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6OwpKefqtB-kKM Planting Jam Tree Seeds (Acacia Accuminata) alongside My Western Australian Sandalwood Saplings kzbin.info/www/bejne/aH2tZWeYi8mCfZo How to Plant Western Australian Sandalwood & Quandong Nuts (Seeds) with the Host Plant the Jam Tree kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4HIl2BsoJ5sfrs Planting Jacaranda Tree Seeds in Seedling Trays kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKObfZeDrstpfrc The Beautiful Quandong Tree of Southern Western Australia kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZ7VqJ2Xpbmpibs W.A. Bush Tucker Bushwalk Tips - Walking through Spiderwebs & Quandong & Sandalwood Seed Differences kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5zLpYlsaL2niJo How to Prepare Western Australian Sandalwood Nuts and Quandong Seeds for Planting kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJnUiGSZaMh9i6s Visiting an ancient majestic Sandalwood Tree in the wilds of Southern Western Australia kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ66g6iwpKuEiMk The Beautiful Quandong Tree of Southern Western Australia kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZ7VqJ2Xpbmpibs Planting & Preparing Seeds of the Hakea Tree of Southern Western Australia into Trays kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZaWg5J_lp2Vla8 Out Bush Collecting Seeds of the Western Australian Native Grass Species Patersonia Occidentalis kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3nXcoapgJ6Hmc0 My Old Mate Bob kzbin.infosearch?query=bob Gardening with Wild Warrior Bill kzbin.info/aero/PLhyT97-KaZ_1McxZmddX5Hv3tPNrkFrVT Cast Iron Cooking with Wild Bill kzbin.info/aero/PLhyT97-KaZ_2UXevW2gYd0olrk2g6Z0OG Rubbish Dump - Trash & Treasure, Picking, Thrift, Antique, Art Deco to Retro, Flea Market, Iron, Rustic, Blacksmith, 1800's to 2000's Finds kzbin.info/aero/PLhyT97-KaZ_3tmdCgJZv4fhhg7S1Zu2y5 Scrapping & Scrap Metal & Rubbish Dump Trash n Treasure Road Trips with Wild Bill kzbin.info/aero/PLhyT97-KaZ_3331xg1I-HGgqjZmW9jJly What is a Victory Garden? kzbin.info?search_query=Victory+Garden Wake Up to the Deception Sheeple! The Corona Virus, Flat Earth, Fake Space, NASA, 5G, Tartaria, The Great Mud Flood, Illuminati, Hollywood, Fake News! kzbin.info/aero/PLhyT97-KaZ_2SeccZTN_PVxcD1cDcxqt3 God is Real! Jesus Christ is King and He is returning very soon! Get Right with God Now! Believe, Repent & Be Saved! kzbin.info/aero/PLhyT97-KaZ_0vHXAhLtp4iXN2kz3RnAoY

[@jenenamaughan1992]

I love the sheoak, I plan to grow a grove of them on my property so I can sit underneath & listen to the wind.

[@getin3949]

This is the type of video I love to see Billy. You share your knowledge of your area with people like me that will never be able to travel to this beautiful place. This type of video is what I believe your many viewers really enjoy.

[@humanresetproject]

And please show more of Nipper!!! 😂❤️🌹

[@ColinFreeman-kh9us]

Fantastic Billy I’m over in Sydney mate, love my natives. Your magpies look different to the ones in NSW. Great information

[@getin3949]

I love this video Billy, this is what you're so good at. And no, it isn't necessarily a lazy way to plant, its an ingenious way to plant bushes and trees. Very clever of you to think of it. Its so simple its brilliant. I envy you your pet magpie Nipper, he seems nice to have around and good, funny company. Show me more of your place and how you've made it your "own."

[@maccart67]

Thanks Bill.

[@j.kaimori3848]

6:05 that's a pretty back on the magpie.

[@jimcampbell3291]

Thanks Bill Jim and Louise in wagin

[@onelittledropintheocean]

Bloody beautiful mate! 👍

[@djpuffthethird]

I will never stop planting trees . Only today I gathered a good cluster of Acer Sacharhinum ( helicopter ) seeds . I'm a plant them tommorow . I planted my first tree in 1999 just before my Towns ( Tram ) system opened up . The size of it now . It's an Acer Cappilepes ( Snake bark maple ) But since then I have continued to plant them . I visited a friend today and in that garden I planted a Birch , Cherry , Montpellier Maple and a Goat Willow later . We should never underestimate the value of trees . Not only to us but wildlife , esp birds and moth catterpillars . And when trees tumble at the end of their life , they become habitat for all kind of minibeasts , insects and invertabrates & Fun Guy :D Regds and Peace from London =^_^=

[@billyswithkerser]

Mate very informative especially the seeds in the bucket method amazing would've never thought of it thank you very much

[@puppupzera6435]

It’s very satisfying working in the garden I’m sure we all do it just for the love of being outdoors and in the nature good video

[@planterbanter]

What a wonderful video, I love all these trees that you're germinating and planting, good on you mate. I've been doing the same thing.

[@TyHudson42]

Excellent educational material Sir🖖😎 Going to attempt my first ever eucalyptus tree growing by seed. Scored seed pods off a friend’s eucalyptus trees. Currently drying now. I live in the Phoenix, Arizona Desert.

[@lewdards1127]

great video and lots of different natives, do you use local soil for your plants?

[@alNange]

Me pet Maggie you’re a champion

[@australiantruckspotting8883]

Hey Billy, what’s going on? Looks like you’ve had a hiatus. Wouldn’t mind seeing how your backyard is coming along. Hope all is well.

[@callumoliver3268]

First video of yours I’ve seen. Beautiful setup mate! Keep doing what your doing! Gday from Brisbane

[@2323guts]

Thanks. Great to see community in propagation. And thank you for your truth. Also couldn't find "rain" at bunnings.

[@Tunzbig]

Have you had any luck with the west Australian Christmas tree ?

[@humanresetproject]

Love this thank you so much for sharing your wisdom! Would it be ok to use the same plants in Melbourne?

[@souwester3306]

Hi. Do you try and grow by cuttings as well? Can you do it on any season? I'm looking into producing cuttings of olivacea grevillea.

[@WildStyleStayWild]

WOW 🤩 👍

[@zachrewell1662]

hey mate , where do you collect the soil??

[@jonglewongle3438]

And all those pots are almost certainly all retrieved from rubbish dumps and are now going around again in productive service. And not rotting in some pile of refuse, or in a disorderly pile behind peoples' garages, or ' out of sight, out of mind ' behind some botanical gardens shed. But what should be required from this point would be to get those seedlings out into the world. That one yard only has a given capacity. Wait for the markets. Yes. Wait for the rains on that guy's farm. Yes. But then think of other ways to shift them. Maybe plant them in areas where it is not specifically unauthorised to do so. On those long ute drives. Pull up here and there, even going off track, with pots of seedlings, some decent amounts of wire mesh, a couple of decent shovels, some containers of water, and then plant away. Maybe not so much with the mesh protection if not sure about getting back to exactly there. Dig holes, plant them, give them a good starting dose of water. Fling the pots back into the back of the trailer. A given percentage of those plantings are always gonna take, given your knowledge of the ecosystem[s]. There is no limit to the volume you can offload doing that, because you'll always find branches lying around with which to distill new seeds into all those buckets, and still have plenty enough for market and that farm.

[@tyreegibb3582]

hey mate, every time I plant any eucalyptus seeds they germinate but within three days after germinating they die off..ive tried different soils, fertiliser's and lighting.. I plant in the right seasons but they always die

[@lisas7206]

G’day mate. What soil you using?

[@erinhoiles1405]

Great video. You laid cut branches over pot to allow seeds to drop and germinate. How come we do not see seedlings in abundance under trees in the wild. Regards Roger NZ

[@redtobertshateshandles]

Ants collect the seeds.

[@liquidbrickle]

How do you go about transferring and repotting the new plants? Do they suffer from shock much? I tried transplanting a grevillea but it got transplant shock and died on me.

[@danchisholm7345]

How would these strategies go planting trees directly into your mates farmland? I’m in Victoria and thinking of planting a few thousand mountain ash over 800 acres

[@WildWarriorBill]

It works mate, survival of the fittest, also when potting them into the soil, you can easily break apart the trees in the pots, then plant them in the soil .. all of these trees from this video are now sprouting from the pots. So it does definitely work! And is a very quick no fail way of growing many trees!

[@danchisholm7345]

@@WildWarriorBill Thanks I'll give it a go. Is it possible to sow the seeds directly into the paddock soil or is it always better to grow them in pots and transplant the strongest of them?

[@WildWarriorBill]

@@danchisholm7345 I am not expert mate, but Pots would be the go ... otherwise direct sowing, they will be eaten by Kangaroos, Birds, Parrots, Cockatoos etc and they just wont survive the summer etc .. my way you are guaranteed at least a 80% success rate, just make sure they get plenty of water, daily or every couple days with summer coming up, you can buy the pots on Ebay www.ebay.com.au/b/Seed-Starting-Pots-Trays/159452/bn_10594860 or nurserys might have old ones for free, seedling trays etc

[@danchisholm7345]

@@WildWarriorBill thanks appreciate the info! I didn’t realise how sensitive they were as saplings

[@benjaminstone4829]

Awesome video! I was wondering what species of Banksia that was? Thanks

[@WildWarriorBill]

Pretty sure it is this one mate - Banksia burdettii - www.google.com/search?q=Banksia+burdettii

[@netskillsnetballcoachingsk9364]

Where in WA are you? Do you sell your trees?

[@raphlvlogs271]

how many % of the seeds that you have planted have germinated?

[@WildWarriorBill]

around 5% ... most of the pots now have around 3 to 5 trees growing in each pot ... you cannot fail with this method....I'll do an update video soon.

[@WildStyleStayWild]

You cauld sell them! It’s like a nursery

[@magnuswootton6181]

grind up the seeds and turn them into protein glue!!!

[@kezzatries]

This video should be removed as it is has no picture only audio. I'm sure it was good, but it ain't now.

[@WildWarriorBill]

kezza it is working perfectly for me...billy

[@kezzatries]

@@WildWarriorBill thanks Mate, I'll try again when I'm down in the city next, it might help

[@fiddlestickzmuzik]

I was ok for the most part until you started on the 5G stuff.. what the..

[@rensinavandenheuvel8882]

I really wanted to watch this but I am not a ''guy''.....and your continual 'guys' ...turned me off. Guy is a man....and I am not a man. Is there another term you can use?

[@embea1880]

If it helps "Guys" in Australia is equivalent to "Yall" in US. No one else would think twice. Even I would address my friends as "guys" regardless of male presence.

[@liquidbrickle]

He could use the term cunts...

[@kezzatries]

Well that's fair enough, but at least he didn't use the old Aussie slang for female which is Sheila

[@bennn82]

Grow up