What is Transplant Shock | Plant Stress

Join Jane, as she discusses Transplant Shock. Transplant shock is a common occurrence that can be seen soon after a tree or shrub has been planted in the ground or a new container. Watch the video to learn more about transplant shock!

[@mikecrabtree8200]

This year we planted a flowering cherry tree in memory of my sister, while it was in the pot it had leaves and a few flowers, but the week of planting it got very hot, I watered it as much as I thought I could with out over doing it. The day we planted it, most of the flowers and leaves were gone. I have done the best I know for it. Kept it watered but not over. I’m not good with plants and the tree is barren right now, but it has been very warm here, few cool days since planting. Currently you can take the tip of a branch and bend it around and touch the trunk where the branch comes off of it. I was told this is a sign that the tree is still alive, and saw in a video or two the same. The bark on the tree still has a reddish color to it as well. Don’t know it the bark color is a good sign or not, but we have been told that when a tree goes in to shock from heat and transplanting it can sometimes take up to three years before it recovers. Does anyone know how true that is?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Hey, there. Planting a tree in memory you sister is such a beautiful way to honor her. As far as the tree goes, I think three years really refers to it becoming established, without the threat of shock returning when temperatures get too high and water become scarce. It may also take three years for the root system to really become strong. If you scratch the bark, it is still green underneath the first layer?

[@mikecrabtree8200]

@@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960 No but the branches are still flexible enough to take the tip of the branch and bend it to its base and it not brake

[@Samanthagerner]

Thank you! Great video! I felt like a plant mom failure but it sounds like this is all normal :)

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

You're so welcome! Definitely normal for many plants to go through a little shock!

[@frostylonewolf1700]

@@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960 looks like one of my avocado trees is going through shock after it was planted in a container any advice on how to help it?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

@@frostylonewolf1700 How is it doing? Are yo containing to water? And what kind of soil was used?

[@frostylonewolf1700]

@@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960 i'm using happy frog but it died off i think i figured out why

[@frostylonewolf1700]

@@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960 the reason why my avocado trees was dying off is cuz i messed with the roots

[@GMConway.jcranch]

Hi Jane really enjoyed your video in the process of transplanting a lot of trees some have withered leaves and some are doing very well so thank you for the encouraging words about them that they will be okay I hope so anyhow thanks again

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Wonderful! Hope they are doing well.

[@banjofett3949]

Thank you for the video! I have a baby Sassafras tree I just planted into a planter, after 2 weeks I see the plant is wilting where the tiny leaves are. I will keep making sure this plant gets enough water but not too much.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Great, so glad it helped. Is there a drainage hole in the bottom of the planter?

[@ronp499]

Thank you I just transplanted a 2 year maple and a 4 month white oak both from my yard to another spot so same clay soil. Both suffering quite a bit. I'm just watering every day about 3 to 5 gallons. Hoping they make it especially the oak. Maples grow anywhere

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Where are you located? Heat may really play a role in the stress appearing on your trees. Also, be mindful of clay soil. Sometimes, water will sit on top of the clay and rot the roots if not absorbed fast enough. Just be on the look out for darkening leaves (brownish to black).

[@ElooniaEloonia]

Thank you for your valuable information!

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mikeandrade3839]

Thank you for the info! 🙏🏽

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

You're so welcome!

[@caloyabella]

Thank you . Very helpful and informative.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Free_Falastin2024]

Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed your content.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@7thsluglord363]

I got short notification that i have to move during the hottest part of the year, my poor plants are really struggling, trying to get them adapted to pots so i can move them and re plant them... too much work to leave behind.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

That's a good plan! Remember to water thoroughly. That will be the biggest shock for them

[@judyNewEdenJD]

Thank you for your expertise.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

My pleasure!

[@she_sings_delightful_things]

You are AWESEOME, lady!!!! Thank you!

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Happy to help! And thank you! 💚

[@e.r.6147]

What a wonderful video. My question is, if a citrus 🍊 plant has transplant shock and drops ALL ITS LEAVES, is that ok?? And How can I help? Thanks!

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Yes, it will be ok. Depending on the season, it is best to care for it as you normally would. It should put out new growth within 2-3 weeks.

[@KatherineRoseArt]

The squash plants i put in yesterday are all flopped over and wilting. :x didnt have this issue last year... not sure whats goin on. guess its shock ... i hope they bounce back. i watered them good...

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

How has your weather been lately? Where are you located?

[@robertfernandez4333]

GREAT VIDEO thank you 👍

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@user-oj9ii7nh2v]

please make a video on baby blue eucalyptus, i spent lots of money on seedlings and 2 quarts and they always wilt, dry and die. I would water every seven days and the most they have lasted is 1 -3 months

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Hi there. We will try to do that!

[@clubdx7804]

Thank you!! It's a good video.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Glad you liked it!

[@McScott76]

This is very helpful. But I'm still confused about how often to water and how much water constitutes "overwatering." I just transplanted four 6-foot "Autumn Blaze" maple trees about a week ago. I've been watering once a day and I'd estimate I water for about 3-4 minutes with the hose on full-bore and directed right at the base of the tree. I have no idea how much of this water is getting down to the roots. I suspect maybe I need to lower the water volume and let it run longer. There's obviously some run-off. Am I drowning the tree, or is it dying of thirst? I have some wilting/dying leaves and quite a few more that are turning orange. When I transplanted, I was moving from a #5 pot into loose, pretty healthy topsoil. I didn't do anything to the root ball. Now I'm wondering if I should have. Any advice would be much appreciated.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Hey, there. So, this always helps when I am thinking about too much or too little water. Think of a nice soaking, steady rain. That is what we are trying to replicate when watering newly installed trees. So, when you are watering with the hose, allow the water to soak the entire area of the rootball (or what you believe is the rootball). An additional example is drip irrigation. Our nursery uses drip irrigation on our container stock. We allow the drip irrigation to run for 20 minutes. To give you a visual, the water output from the emitters resembles the trickle or spray coming from a leak in your hose. We are aiming for a steady, soaking watering, vs a summer downpour that only lasts 5 minutes. I hope this makes sense. Sometimes we recommend using a 5 gallon Lowe's bucket to water to help customers know how much they are watering. But if you can replicated a soaking rain, that's always best. To address how often to water, what is under the topsoil? Clay? Sand? Dark, rich soil?

[@estherschannel6965]

Thanks this really helps

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Glad it helped!

[@the.hidden.legend8892]

My pepper plant's stem became too thin and the leaves turnd dark green and soft. Could it recover from transplant shock or is it dead?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Unfortunately , it is probably on its way out.

[@biblebased2374]

Thanks alot. I'll give my papaya trees some time.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Happy to help!

[@hohohohehehe6910]

Ruts! Thanks for the video

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Thanks for watching!

[@blewprent]

😂😂😂😂😂 hilarious.

[@RaulSolisJr84]

LoL

[@sanjaythapar6875]

Hi dear mam you explain very nice my pant is under transplant shock it drop all leaves what can I do.so it may not going to die

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

What kind of tree is it?

[@jfeb4092]

Hi Jane, how much time? I transplanted my 2ish year old Avocado tree and it went immediately went limp, that was almost two weeks ago. His leaves are still green and I covered him with plastic (held up with stakes). Again how long does it take? And should I uncover him? He is in my living room. Thank you, Janet

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Hi, Janet. It depends on the plant and the time of year. Some plants are more sensitive than others. Ideally, plants should "bounce back" within a couple weeks, as long as water, light, and temperatures are consistent.

[@inalkhakparaghi2095]

Hello I planted one hass one fuerte avocado in fall 3 weeks ago some of leaves from fuerte turn brown but has no such a problem I hope new leaves will come from fuerte its seems having Transplant Shock

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

It should bounce back!

[@magdasadivalang4027]

Great video thank you.🙂 Can I pull the yellowish brown wilted leaves, off my new tree? Do I pull them off with my hand or with bypass pruners?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Yes you can! Or just let them fall off.

[@kdiamon]

I bought a small rose plant a week ago from the store and it started making leaves my father planted it in a bad spot and I moved it today the roots were already spread and I’m scared I might of cut off one of the roots. I hope the transplant shock it’s too bad and it blooms this summer

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Oh no! It will be ok, even if some of the roots are damaged!

[@hismile3620]

Jane I am so stressed. Please help. Transplanted a 10ft beautiful camellia in autumn (UK). Now it’s spring and all the leaves are falling off. I have cut off third and the dead flower heads. Do I need to add some sort of compost to help the roots? Any advise please. It looks naked and sad.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Hello. What kind of soil do you have? Did you add anything to it when planted?

[@randyr5328]

Navel orange. Beautiful green 4 ft high. Just got it out of box from Texas to CALIFORNIA.. 2 weeks later after trying hard with doing it by the book. The top leaves are still green but underneath leaves are yellowing. What's going on?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Has it started dropping leaves?

[@raymondjr.1080]

Thank you for the video, I transplanted my persimmon tree and dropped all the fruit and some of the leaves are turning yellow. But the rest of the tree looks healthy, do you think the tree will reflower again this year?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Yes, it should bounce back.

[@theadamblock]

Do you unpack the roots for something like a compact holly? We didn't and they've dropped all leaves since they were put in.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

It is always a good idea to loosen up the rootball before planting.

[@TheJanicetunes]

What if you have taken all of the dirt off the root ball? I have a keylime and meyer lemon tree in containers that I thought had root rot because the soil smelled sour. I gently soaked the rootball in water to get off the "bad" soil and repot in good soil. I now know that was a mistake.The plants did fine for a week. Now they are curling up and dropping all their leaves. Is there anything I can do for the trees now?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

The curling sounds like transplant shock. It typically takes a week for the plan to show the signs of shock. I would recommend caring for it as you normally would. Don't over water it.

[@ryanrosenberg5082]

Okla zone 7. We planted a small Rose of Sharon about a month ago. I know, stupid to do it in 100 degree weather. It has been suffering from transplant shock since. It did bloom out from the buds already here but the branches look dead. There looks to be a tad of new growth, but in the last week the new growth hasn’t grown anymore. Should we prune it back a little. It’s only about 2’ tall right now. Thank you

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

It won't hurt it to prune off the dead branches.

[@freshface2991]

Hi. Do you know anything about bonsai pruning and repotting? So last week I pruned both the foliage and roots of a blue point juniper to train it as bonsai. But pruning its roots was my mistake because I didn’t understand that the tree is too active during this growing season. Now my tree is in shock after being repotted in a smaller container with a different medium (akadama). Junipers need to be on the drier side in full sun. Should I still water it more often and keep it on the shade to treat its shock? Please, any advice will be truly appreciated. It’s a beautiful tree and I want to save it.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

I don't know much about bonsai trees, however, I would recommend keeping to plant in a controlled environment. In other words, make sure it receives consistent light.

[@kevintboy9538]

Hey Ive got some young tangerines, it's 11 plants in one pot, I have to transplant. I know the root ball is huge, so I'll have to tamper with the roots. Do u think they'll survive this ordeal

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Yes, they should ok.

[@MichaelMonsanto]

Trans planted my 2 year old oak tree about a month ago. I’m watering it daily with a deep root watering technique. I run the garden hose into a pvc pipe about 1 inch in diameter straight into the roots for about 10 mins on one side of the tree, after 10 mins I put the hose onto the other pvc pipe and water the tree for another 10 mins with the deep root watering technique. I noticed yesterday the branches appear to be dry. But the truck is moist and green under the bark. So after seeing that I doubled my watering time from 10 mins total, to now 20 mins. Will this help get water from the roots up to the canopy and branches? The leaves are brown. Not wilted just brown, and are not falling off. So basically I use to water it a total of 5 mins lol clearly that’s not long enough. So now I’m up to 20 mins of watering straight into the tree. Mind you, I have a 100ft garden hose that I’m watering with

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

That should enough water and yes, the water should reaching the roots.

[@MichaelMonsanto]

I’ve been doing it daily since the beginning of Feb. am I ok to water like every 2 or days? Or continue daily? I live in Central FL

[@thelegend3840]

I had a rose plant,and while putting it,it fell down and all the roots got open. Next day the flowers and leaves faded. What should I do now? Will the plant die?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

The plant shouldn't die. It sounds like true transplant shock. Get it back into soil ASAP, water thoroughly, and fertilize if you are in a region that has already begun to warm up.

[@rykergael5335]

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[@iangrayson2659]

@Ryker Gael Yup, I have been using flixzone for since december myself :)

[@andrewzakai3896]

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[@ReinforceTutorials]

Truly informative 👌🤗

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

[@valerienwadeyi5630]

I've separated and repotted a peace lily into 3 different pots. And the transplant shock is even scaring me! Its only been a week but the leaves are soo droopy and a couple turned yellow. Should I be patient and give it.more time to bounce back?? The water still feels moist to me.

[@presleydepaola]

Hello Valerie! I was wondering how your Peace Lily is after transplanting it? Did it ever perk back up? I transplanted my Fittonia and it is showing symptoms similar to your Peace Lily. I hope it is doing well! Thank you!

[@valerienwadeyi5630]

@@presleydepaola hey! Unfortunately no. I realized I should have wet the roots.during the "detaingling" and separating process so when I put it in the new soil and watered it. i think it was just too much for the plants, then peace lilies are soo dramatic I think I mistook it as it needed more from me so I just over did it out of paranoia lol. However I did keep one piece in just a vase of water that did good after a while of letting the shocked leaves die off... and its holding up pretty well at a friend's place

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

How is your peace lily looking?

[@lilyhu5438]

Hello, thanks love your video... I have been in panic mode.. I planted my hydrangea limelight tree a couple of days ago which is July 12 2020 ... within two days it looked terrible, wilted leaves a lot of the leaves turned yellow and I am sooo hoping I didn’t overwater it when I planted it... I am so stressed... so to my question can a limelight hydrangea tree recover from overwatered?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Hi, sorry for the late reply. Can you give me an update on your hydrangea?

[@90sGameBros]

Hi, I just transferred my Tomato plant from a small container to a bigger grow bag.. It looked weak now and started to show signs of withering..I know it is a transplant shock.. but how can I make it better?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Hello. If you didn't already, make sure to water it in after you transplanting it. Continue to care for it as you did before you transplanted it. It should bounce back within 1-2 weeks. Good luck!

[@adunozi]

Hello, i transplanted apple tree from my uncle's yard it has transplant shock, it's wilted and turning brown im watering it and stoping at some point its still same, wilted and turning brown but it's alive, same goes for peach tree i transplanted it and it's same situation wilted but it hasn't turned brown yet it's hydrated but I don't want to overwater it, will it come back like it was? Only plant that didn't had transplant shock is medlar

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Hey, there. Where are you located?

[@adunozi]

@@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960 country named GEORGIA location, capital Tbilisi

[@ehabashraf1394]

Thanks for the video I have just planted an Acacia Nodosa tree i would like to ask how often should i water taking in condideration its summer here

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Hello! Where exactly are you located?

[@ehabashraf1394]

@@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960 I am actually from egypt , cairo and its summer here

[@jdeezy954]

Hey I transplanted a young mango tree from my grandparents backyard to mines it was sitting in a plastic bag with dirt in it overnight then I planted and watered it in the afternoon the next day. It looks saggy and droopy now(I transplanted it today)but the leaves are still green. What do u think I should do?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Keep watering it every day for about 2 weeks. Then, cut back to every 2-3 days. Where are you located?

[@jdeezy954]

@@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960 im located in south florida

[@bangingears6432]

I just repoted my capsicum plants and they are droopy will they come back after a day or two??

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Hello! The time is takes for plants to bounce back depends on the type of plant and when the planting took place. Ideally, plants should bounce back within 2 weeks of the transplanting.

[@johnnyprice38]

Great video

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Thanks!

[@thehobbygardener1076]

Hi i am from india , the plants that we receive here in our nurseries are planted in small bags with heavy clayey soils. As the weather is hot here. If i remove the clay from around the root ball the plant gets in a big shock but if i don't then the roots get rot in that heavy soil. I use plastic containers. What should i do ?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Clay is horrible soil to plant in. I highly recommend removing the clay. With hot temperatures, you are bound to have some sort of transplants shock -- this is completely normal. Water thoroughly at time of plants and water for 2-3 weeks after that every day or every other day. The plant should heal itself after 4 weeks at the most.

[@rreginanoriegaa]

My pot where I had my sunflowers accidentally fell and some of them came off. I hope they don’t get transplant shock.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

They should be fine!

[@kingsolomon8802]

@@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960 HI, SO I PURCHASED A 9 FT BARE-ROOT MIMOSA TREE (from TYTY nursery....) ....Anyway, I planted it back on March 29TH OF THIS YEAR, .......AND THERE IS STILL NO LEAF/OR BUD....I DID PERFORM THE BARK SCRATCH TEST AROUND April 30TH----THE CAMBIUM WAS GREEN!!!!!! .....BUT HERE IT IS """"""LATE MAY EARLY JUNE"""""" AN THERE IS NO STILL NO LEAF/BUD......I AM THINKING ABOUT DOING ANOTHER SCRATCH TEST....BUT I GUES I AM A LITTLE NERVOUS OF THE RESULT.. .....ANOTHER REASON I AM CONCERNED, IS BECAUSE OF ALL THE """EXTREMELY NEGATIVE"""" REVIEWS FOR TYTY NURSERIES-------ONE VERY EXPERIENCED GARDENER INFORMED ME THAT MOST BARE ROOT TREES TAKE ALOT LONGER TO ROOT OR TRANSITION ....BECAUSE THEY'RE GROWING ALL NEW ROOTS... ..AN ONCE THAT HAPPENS, THEN I SHOULD SEE SOME LEAVES......DO YOU AGREE.....??

[@stefaniacool]

I planted a pear tree a month ago, I was watering everything 1 gl for the first 2 weeks then every 2 days and now the leaves are looking very sad!!!! I’m so discouraged for my first tree!!! We are in summer now here in Canada Alberta. Do I need to water the tree more often because of the hot summer ?!!! Help!

[@kingsolomon8802]

WATER IT@NIGHT ESP ON HOT DAYS!!!!!.....NOTE:: MAKE SURE IF YOU'RE USING A HOSE THAT YOU """"DRAIN""" ALLLLLL OF THE WATER OUT OF THE HOSE....ESP IF ITS BEEN IN THE SUN!!!!! THE HEAT ALONE WILL SINGE THE ROOT SYSTEM!!!!!

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

It can take weeks for a tree to heal after transplant shock. Give it time. Questions: What kind of soil do you have where you planted it?

[@LiamADHD]

Don't disturb the ruts

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Sometimes disrupting the roots is necessary.

[@crash_error]

Is it okay to keep watering my rosemary? Im afraid it'll suffer from root rot, any tips?

[@crash_error]

if i need to keep watering it regularly until when?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Sorry for the late response. How is your rosemary now? Has it recovered?

[@nithsree1982]

I bought the David Austin rose plant from nursery. It’s been two weeks but my plant is wilting. The plant had 4 buds very droppy. Can I cut the bud and some dried ends. Or I should wait still three more weeks to cut dried and drooy buds . Pls suggest me

[@nithsree1982]

Bought on may 22, 2021 plant on 24 th on ground

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Hi, did you buy these plants from us? You can remove any buds that have wilted or dried out.

[@gonewronggarage4565]

I planted a jalapeño into a bigger pot and as soon as it goes in the sun it wilts and looks like it’s about to die and then once it’s in the shade it pops back up! None of my other plants do that I have a bell pepper and Carolina Reaper that are just fine! What’s this about? Is it transplant shock?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Hello! Thanks for the question. It could be transplant shock. If it is, it should only last for a couple weeks. Did you fertilize this particular plant? It could also be shock from the fertilizer. Since this was 1 week ago, how is it doing now?

[@gonewronggarage4565]

Green Biz Nursery & Landscaping Inc I used fish fertilizer after I planted it, it seems to be taking the sun better now, it doesn’t wilt near as much so I think I’m a week or so it’ll be fine

[@gonewronggarage4565]

Green Biz Nursery & Landscaping Inc and also it’s not growing very much

[@DATSUNC210RB20DET]

@@gonewronggarage4565 not sure if any help now but the difference may have been growing from seed in full sun. Full sun may have been the shock.

[@Morpheus0000]

A lot of talk about ruts... do plants get stuck in these?

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Roots, ruts, potato, patato.

[@johnmazzola1221]

I transplanted a small lemon eucalyptus tree about three days ago with about centimeter diameter trunk and about 7 feet tall into the ground. When I took it out of the pot all the soil fell apart and there were just some small roots left. I covered the roots with dirt the best I could and mixed in a little soil and compost and dug the hole about twice the size as the pot. Two days latter all the leaves where drying and falling off and the branches are drying and becoming brittle. I'm afraid to water to much because I don't know if the soil is draining good. So I pulled the mulch back and gave little water every other day. The soil is a little moist on top. At this point I'm not sure what to do? I'm thinking about giving a little vitamin b-1 since it had such small roots. The temperature is going to be around 105 degrees for a few days. Any advice?

[@tamboli007]

Any update on that plant ?

[@johnmazzola1221]

@@tamboli007 it has about 4 or 5 leaves still alive but the ends of the branches dried up and no new growth yet. Still trying to keep it alive

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

I apologize for such a late response. Can you give me an update on the tree?

[@johnmazzola1221]

@@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960 Hello. Yes. I think it is going to survive. I just saw a few new leaves starting to sprout out a few days ago. Thank you. Your video helped.

[@hugofernandez1773]

Any update ? I did the same thing with my lemon tree 3 days ago and it looks pretty bad im pouring water every night but the leafs are turning yellow and they are falling how many days took your lemon tree to recovery?

[@GardeningInCanada]

I have an entire video on this as well. I personally like using the bucket trick! kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5C6p5qkobmhrtU

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Just watched your video and browsed your channel! Great info! 👍

[@j.c.1902]

Roots, not ruts.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

I'm from Minnesota. That's just how I speak. 😊

[@paulwilton735]

Blah blah...talks but shows nothing...geesh.

[@greenbiznurserylandscaping3960]

Sorry you don't like our video. We will try to do better.