Top 20 Survival Plants You MUST Hide from Your Neighbors!

[@stevehartman1730]

Potatoes, asperigus, wild lettuce, rhubarb, Mullin, elderflower and elderberry, earth chestnut, peppermint, wild mushrooms, rosemary thyme and sage, dandelions, Jerusalem artichokes, ginger, lentils, su..er And winter squash, purslane, cat tails, prickly pear, wild strawberries, corn

[@JulieStinson-x7j]

Thank you

[@irenezaleski4989]

Purslane, and squash are summer both and winter

[@debdodson5884]

Wild yam...and wild persimmons...arrowroot..lotus root...

[@SuperMIKevin]

Su..er???

[@SuperMIKevin]

Summer and winter squash

[@gonefishing3644]

Turn that sunny lawn into beds of annual flowering plants and gravel paths. Plant vegetable plants among the zinnias and marigolds. Most people today have no vegetable gardening experience or know what most vegetable plants look like so most passersby will not notice the potato plants and broccoli plants and will just see pretty blooms of the flowering annuals. Ornamental kale plants are pretty but are also edible. Pretty sunflower plants will give you fatty, high calorie sunflower seeds. Remove most of the ornamental shrubs and trees from your property. Replace the dogwoods, Japanese maples and crape myrtles with dwarf apple and pear trees and plum trees. Understand how big around those fruit trees can grown and make sure that when they are mature they will be more than an arm's reach away from your property lines. Replace some of those azaleas, hydrangeas and rose bushes with blueberry bushes, raspberry vines or whatever kind of soft fruit plants are suitable to your climate. And put up a sturdy fence and locked gate around your property to keep strangers from easily wandering onto what used to be a lawn and helping themselves to your vegetables and fruit. When times get tough, neighbors will see nothing wrong with taking "just a few" of your vegetables or apples and that will quickly deplete your harvest. If someone did not work hard in your garden to help you grow the food, they do not deserve a share of the produce unless you decide to be charitable. When the power grid is down, it becomes very quiet at night and you will be able to hear if is someone is walking on those gravel paths. If you are hard of hearing, keep a small dog indoors to alert you at night if someone is outside stealing your fruit and vegetables while you sleep. And be ready to repel poachers and vegetable thieves -- a loaded shotgun is very useful for encouraging a thief to abandon his or her load of stolen produce and run away. A teen girl from the neighborhood could be hired to help you weed your planting beds in exchange for payment in fresh produce or home cooked meals. If you decide to keep a few backyard hens for eggs, you can feed them weeds and trimmings from your planting beds as well as table scraps. Just make sure you bring those hens inside at night and secure them in a small chicken coop inside a locked garage so they do not get stolen because every predator -- human and non-human -- likes the taste of free chicken. Chickens are noisy and other people will quickly notice that you have some hens when they are outside in the chicken coop cage you have made of chicken wire and fence posts -- especially if you also have a crowing rooster to protect your hens. So have a plan to protect the chickens from thieves/predators. The best time to learn to cultivate vegetable plants and dwarf fruit trees is before you survival may depend up home grown food. Make your gardening mistakes while times are good and learn from them. You can also learn to grow tobacco plants and dry the leaves for trade with smokers. I would avoid growing Cannabis plants because that will only bring serious trouble to your home.

[@sabrinaroberts4292]

THIS ^

[@mrjones4249]

Thay all sounds like good advice

[@ellachallas]

Thank you!!

[@rccyberwarrior2267]

We should share our knowledge and food with our neighbours and create a better community where survival is ensured for all.

[@UnboxCraftyMagic]

Yep this is the right way to go otherwise we will allow zombie time to happen from being selfish ….. 👀

[@Psychodermia]

The more I garden, the less valuable my lawn. 👽✌️

[@Geoplanetjane]

We have obliterated all lawn. Our entire yard is rocked over (on top of porous landscape cloth. We have plantings in the rocks, with plantings made by digging through the rocks and cloth, with each one watered by drip irrigation. In back (surrounded by fence, are two large wicking raised beds, a hydroponic unit that hold 30 plants and seven grow boxes that provide a mulch like surface with nutrients embedded and water underneath which wicks upward into the plants. And a 4 shelf x 4 ft. Growlight setup in the garage.

[@debbieolin8153]

Join a mycological group!! I got used mushroom blocks for a donation . They are in the guest bathtub as i have kitties and did not want them to think it was a new litter. After they are done spawning, the blocks can be broken up and added to the garden like compost. I have lots of herbs---both for culinary use and teas. They do grow fast and can be dried for spice mixtures.

[@comfortablynumb9342]

I grow herb too 😜

[@josephspruill1212]

The best way to hide wild food plants is to plant food patches through out the woods. This way if someone does come you can go to the woods and survive still. Indians replanted along trails they traveled, so they could have food along the way and dint have to carry so much!

[@karabean]

Wow, you really should reconsider planting mint DIRECTLY into your garden soil. It's very invasive and you will have a hard time growing other plants around it. Plant it in a pot or other container. Learn from my mistake, you will really regret putting it directly into your garden since it's really hard to use it as fast as it grows.

[@susanlisson7066]

Same with oregano. It ends up growing and spreading its roots everywhere. Best kept contained in a pot.

[@debbieolin8153]

Spent all morning ripping out lemon balm and tarragon. They seem to have taken over my herb garden. Oregano is very prolific too. After pulling out unwanted plants, decided I was too drastic, sorted out the plants and proceeded to dry them. Don't need them in the fresh form but they are easy to store dried and sorted.

[@suziq4512]

But. ..mint KEEPS TICKS AWAY 😊❤.. love it...chocolate mint makes a lovely tea 🫖☕️

[@debbieolin8153]

@@suziq4512 Just planted various mints in my new tea garden! Put them in separate plastic pots and dropped them into the dirt so their roots stay confined. Glad to hear it is a bug repellant cause it sure smells good out there!!! Found out lemon balm is a distant relative in the mint family....seeing how it spread, I believe that!

[@nourahrmumeenslave]

You can if you cut out the bottoms of pots they grew in and plant the whole thing pot and all..same with all plants and herbs like mint. Control the rootzone. I been doing it for decades now. Never had a problem

[@chetisanhart3457]

I micro garden in pots on the glassed in porch. Onions, garlic, greens, etc are so easy. No deer or rabbit problems. I can harvest at 3AM if I like.

[@amerikaveebeau1175]

Food in buckets in greenhouses. Camaflouge

[@Psychodermia]

It always sounds nice to imagine sharing our hard work with others. But as we have all recently experienced, humans cannot be content living with others in such naiveté. Human nature, coupled with our increasing social entropy, will eventually kick the crap out of any realistic idea of "sharing". You will "share" yours at gunpoint, while they just move on to the next victim. Nah, keep it on the DL. 👽✌️

[@mrjones4249]

It's unfortunate that that things are that way. Nobody would ever have to go without food if people didn't posses perverse traits. People made comments about just growing more and sharing, but I believe they don't understand about about some of the negative traits in human nature and society. It would be great if neighbors simply joined together and said screw the government and big corporations, but it's not going to happen

[@debrapaulino918]

Folks are not aware. ​@@mrjones4249

[@enascott5963]

Great if the person mowing your yard isn’t stupid and mow off everything!!!

[@rhondar7656]

Been there!

[@ButterflyKisses.]

Yeah basically it's a camouflage garden I personally did not know I had a hot pepper plant grow and practically right there at my back door along the pathway I didn't see it for the weeds I don't need hot pepper anyways. But the fact is a planet itself I didn't. The only thing that will probably know what you're doing with your camouflage garden which I suggest is groundhogs we have a groundhog resident sort of and yeah I'm having to learn how to grow things , high.😊 Good luck you all we're all going to need it down the road

[@debbieolin8153]

Plants of the nightshade family can be overwintered. That way you can have a very early crop....

[@gloriabeckley7464]

Your neighbors probably won’t recognize anything they can’t buy from Dollar General. Please Stop!

[@erinplourde-bragg9557]

I've NEVER SEEN purselane, cattails, or cactus at that store. YOUstop, karen. Click the button and move onnn...

[@da1stamericus]

​@@erinplourde-bragg9557 I know right. The organic grocer here sells winter and summer purslane and for a hefty price. I grow winter purslane as it's a great thing in salads and stews.

[@JJLom777]

Ground cover raspberries.

[@Ehtizan-Editor-002]

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[@lonewolf2364]

Don’t know if this was mentioned but Jerusalem artichokes are very nutritious are an underground tuber grow invasively and above ground look like sun flowers which is what they are.

[@williamalexander414]

So it's better to hide your food to survive instead of working with your neighbors to help everyone in the community to survive?

[@grizzy297]

Work with neighbors and hide preps. People, when stressed, will take without stopping to feed their own.

[@LisaRucker-x8k]

Some people will steal because they are to lazy to work

[@queensizedfun1]

Your neighbor will drown you in order to survive in most cases

[@enascott5963]

Human nature is not “good” it’s way to easy for neighbors to turn into pirates, “take what you can, give nothing back”! I tried to share skills, knowledge, to give a helping hand. All he wanted was a hand out!!! I got the “I will just come to your house when SHTF !” Had to end that one sided friendship!

[@williamalexander414]

@@enascott5963 I'm sorry you believe human nature is not good...I believe human nature is good... malignant extraterrestrial beings misguide the vulnerable to be bad... and as the human collective consciousness ascends, we will overcome the negative influences

[@jabohabo3821]

Don't forget to plant some nice pretty poppies...so you have nice flowers to look at when you have a broken leg...yah know cause it looks nice

[@dianedoyle-mccahon4979]

The birds have distrubuted purslane everywhere, comin up in yard and all my pots lol

[@kx250monster1023244]

6:21 nice maryjane lmao

[@johnruckman2320]

How can you get some of these plants or seeds?

[@Psychodermia]

Local Farmers Markets will have fruits and veg with seeds. Collect them and enjoy. 👽✌️

[@JJLom777]

Perennial sorrel

[@mrjones4249]

I like corn but it wouldn't really blend in

[@freespirit2194]

No it doesn't blend in but it acts as a decoy crop that hides others.

[@StephD4207]

When millions of people disappear instantly they will say it was alien abduction. But it will have been Jesus who came to rescue his Church before the 7-year Tribulation. Believe in Jesus as Savior and be saved 🙌 Romans 10:9, Ephesians 2:9

[@UnboxCraftyMagic]

Only holiness will be raptured, nothing that unholy can’t enter heaven so will stay behind. Let’s prepare our lamps with oil trough praying and repenting constantly because it’s need it to be ready everyday since the rapture will take place unexpected. 🙏 The holiness should be our daily goal and our priority. “God says be holy because I am holy. “ Know that with God it’s possible!

[@zboy1018]

Perhaps they could say that....but for sure they will be a cover up

[@KennethByers-w2j]

This is true but have yet to see any recipes. Fouls guess to harvest and cook like spinach?

[@sheilaminer609]

Must hide? Are u kidding? Educate the neighbors. Show them how to raise their own. Organize them to protect the whole neighborhood. Sure u will have some that r undesirable. Handle it.

[@JJLom777]

Chickweed.

[@Not_all_as_it_seems]

White Sorghum

[@maroc_key]

wow

[@ariansiddiqi879]

😂 how it is possible, the big garden or big vegetable area 😅 Hid it in your pocket 😅

[@styx62]

Cannabis

[@Scott.V.Grube1]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@LawrenceFox-jx1fq]

GMO corn yeah😮

[@freespirit2194]

You can buy heirloom corn seed that is not GMO

[@WeAreAllOneNature]

@@freespirit2194 Almost all corn seeds for sale are not GMO. In fact, it is very difficult and expensive to buy GMO corn seed - and they are clearly labelled as 'GMO'. Please don't perpetuate the misinformation that the only non-GMO seeds are heirloom. 'Heirloom' just means outdated/ old-fashioned/ unpopular/ no longer commonly sold.

[@jacquelinewelch2033]

@@WeAreAllOneNature none of what u said is true

[@WeAreAllOneNature]

@@jacquelinewelch2033 Google search: 'can home gardeners buy GMO seeds?'. 1st answer = ''There are currently no genetically modified garden seeds available for sale to the general public. Some GMO crops are grown in the U.S., but these are production crops like field corn, soy, canola and sugar beets.'' Also Google search: 'how to get GMO seeds?'. 1st answer = ''Only farmers and large commercial agencies can buy GMO seeds for commercial use. While some home gardening seeds are labelled 'GMO free', this is simply a marketing tactic, as all garden seeds are GMO-free.'' Incidentally, in the U.K. not even farmers or commercial agencies are allowed to grow GMO seeds. I look forward to your apology. 🙂

[@WeAreAllOneNature]

@@jacquelinewelch2033 Google search 'can home gardeners buy GMO seeds?' Also Google search 'how to get GMO seeds'. This will prove that I am right.

[@rulistening7777]

You're an I do it.

[@UnboxCraftyMagic]

Or why not pray to God for your crop to be multiplied so it could be enough for entire neighborhood? 🤔 Those who selfish will die faster then those who give the last because God will test everyone from small to big.

[@harrysollmer1644]

Worry wort

[@kalayne6713]

Gee, this attitude is really humane. I am being sarcastic. This is one of the biggest problems with America. Everyone else is the enemy. Your obsession with firearms stem from this attitude. Shoot first, ask questions later. This is such a sick attitude. Try sharing the wealth and knowledge. We are all in this together. No sub here.

[@Motherland-Channel]

I appreciate you taking the time to express your thoughts. Diversity of opinions is what makes us all unique.

[@populistprogressivenewswit4301]

Were you running out of ideas? I'm still shocked I even clicked this

[@comfortablynumb9342]

If you can grow yuca/cassava in your area you should. It's a super easy root crop that grows from stem cuttings. So every time you harvest a plant you can literally get 20 or even 50 cuttings that will easily root and grow more yuca. The roots can replace potatoes as a starch, and it's very adaptable. It can be turned into flour. And if you can grow yuca you can grow juanilama and lemon grass. Both taste like lemon without acid and they're great for throat and stomach problems. I don't know how far north they can be grown, but they're easy to grow in the south. I had all 3 in my yard in Costa Rica and I wish I had all 3 now in VA.

[@brendadeatherage4543]

And the yucca leaves can be used for soap.

[@Defender_messenger]

build community. Your neighbors should be helping you survive, not fighting you to survive…..

[@josephspruill1212]

That’s the problem. When the shtf there will be groups of ppl that will go around taking from others instead of growing themselves. One they don’t know how so they have no choice but to take. They will take your woman etc as well too! We forget we are animals too

[@nevertolatetoprepare2802]

If you live in the south and kudzu is abundant, remember it is all edible.

[@GlenviewTops885]

Really? I need to look up recipes for it. Thanks

[@LisaRucker-x8k]

Asparagus takes 3 years to grow thick.the first year it's only as thick as grass.

[@macylouwho1187]

Yeah but once it does, it’s amazing. We have a large patch on our property that was put in 35 years ago by my grandparents (we bought their property when they passed). As long as we let them go to seed after a while, they produce well year after year and we have enough to freeze plus the daily eating at that time. So basically my grandparents sowed a crop that has fed themselves and my parents, me and my husband, our kids, and our son now has a child and he gets some of it too. Four generations have ate this crop of asparagus. There’s something to be said of that, it’s amazing.

[@mrjones4249]

Thanks foe the info, I'll plant a bunch

[@comfortablynumb9342]

It depends on how you start it. There's a way to do it in 2 years.

[@getitright5863]

You are not to cut it the first year, sparingly the second and can harvest the third but you’ll have it for year like artichoke, or strawberries.

[@CheezNrice4u]

@@comfortablynumb9342share it?

[@erinplourde-bragg9557]

One of my greenhouse boxes became covered in purselane. I told my husband to leave it. It grew in with my green peppers so I picked it for salads and pickled the stems

[@ChristaFree]

Or just grow extra and share.

[@Kattywagon29]

Exactly! That's the problem with these types of videos. When times are tough we need to come together as a community and help each other out. Yes, be stealthy to a degree because if you are in extreme survival mode you can't help others. However, it would be better to have some things that are stealthy and others that are not so that it doesn't look suspicious when you are not out there looking like you are starving to death like everyone else. Also, if you are learning to grow a garden and all that, share some knowledge with other people so they can do the same to help reduce the amount of people that have no resources.

[@mrjones4249]

I understand, agree, and would happily agree with this idea, but I believe you are not considering the some of personalities in human nature. There always be those that want to take and possess what others have, those who want to take and destroy, and others who simply want to destroy. You will never eliminate those personalities in society. Forgive me for not knowing the proper terms. I don't know what many of things are called, but I know that they exist and are common.

[@lovequinn7521]

Also, in the time of survival situations these videos are talking about, announcing you have extra to give away is what would have your entire family offed bc some would just takeover what you’ve prepared for years for themselves. Your house, greenhouse, root cellar, everything. This is not talking about the lockdown-type situations like we had in 2020 where we can donate freely to community food stalls and be left alone.

[@Kattywagon29]

@@lovequinn7521 I would never suggest making an announcement, that's just dumb. However, in a situation where maybe you are bartering and stuff like that, you can garner extra help from people to help do things you are not equipped to do by offering them some food. If you have planned ahead for this type of thing, it shouldn't put a dent in your stores. There are ways to hide what you value most. If it looks like you are stretching things to the limit, but still giving some things away, people will trust you more and are less likely to do you harm if you have helped them in the past.

[@lovequinn7521]

@@Kattywagon29 you’re going to welcome strangers in your property to do things for you by giving them food? Fall of civilization won’t be civilized like that. When food supply system closed, governments are non-existent and raiders are in the lookout for the next preppers or homesteaders to take from, giving away food is announcing what you have.

[@katipohl2431]

Edible dahlias and yacon are on top of my list.

[@barbaracovey]

Is this an AI channel?

[@Haitian-Vodou]

You need rosemary if you eat game meat like duck or deer. Or it will not taste good.

[@littleredhen3354]

Sorghum is a better alternative to corn.

[@joelschmierer3544]

I hide the watering can behind my back whenever my neighbors try to sneak a peak. Those pesky neighbors will never suspect a thing

[@LisaRucker-x8k]

I agree

[@Tropical_Summer03]

1. Potato 2. Asparagus 3. Wild Lettuce 4. Rhubarb 5. Mullein 6. Elder flowers/berries 7. Earth chestnut 8. Peppermint 9. Wild Mushroom 10. Rosmary, oregano, thyme, Sage 11. Dandelions 12. Jerusalem artichoke sunroot 13. Ginger 14. Lentils 15. Summer/winter plants 16. Purslane 17. Coattails 18. Prickly pear or nopal cactus 19 . Wild strawberry 20. Corn

[@kobaltocr6927]

Hide???Share...por esto se quieren pasear en las semillas criollas estos locos compartir semillas

[@kevingrant5972]

If you get that stupid annoying background music off your channel your message would be informative.As it is it is not.

[@JJLom777]

I disagree with corn. It takes way too much water in a real survival situation.

[@CreativeWerxGFX]

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