How much money is a 100 square feet nursery worth?

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[savvydirtfarmer]

You can do a lot with 100 square feet... a lot more than this!!

[deancitroni]

I think growing smaller is better in the sense that you have less turnaround time and can start a new crop as well as less materials IE watering, fertilizing and soil great video

[ladyjanelly]

I'm selling food-forest type plants in little red solo cups. Most are $4-6 each. I love that I can fit over $600 worth in my little Kia Soul and take them to the farm swaps or farmer's markets or flea markets. Tiny is where it's at for me.

[greenthumbelina]

Even though I don't sell plants, I still find your channel fascinating. I've learned so much by watching your channel.

[randyman]

Another way to look at it and most people don't think about this is a 1 gallon pot is going to be a lot smaller hole than one of those three gallon pots, so a lot less digging. A lot more work digging a 3 gallon hole compared to a 1 gallon.

[dirtbikematt]

So regardless of the size chosen, revenue = $22 to $27 per square foot. Great info - thanks.

[TheTickpicker]

Excellent content for us small scale backyard nursery people, I'm a big fan of your channel. We started our backyard nursery about 2 to 3 years ago and sold some plants last year and sold out of some plants. Thanks for everything.

[nel]

Just recently found your channel. Very useful and well explained information. You're putting a lot of good thoughts in mind on how to make extra money doing something I already enjoy doing. I already do all of my vegetable gardening in containers. This would be a natural extension.

[plantsim]

You do such a great job of putting out new content when I would think there isnt' anything left to say. No shade, I love your channel. To see the visual is totally helpful when we are considering buying a case of pots without seeing it.

[iamthewelcher]

Lol...that was a Lot of extra work, but that thumbnail was totally worth it !! Thanks Great info Sir!!

[scahill]

Me living in the Washington DC area, looking at the price of that pot going “SIX DOLLARS?? DO YOU MEAN 26?!?!?” I have never been more convinced to chop up all my plants and sell them!! This was a great video, glad the algorithm brought me here

[Mo-whnu]

Thank You for your videos, hope y'all do well this year.

[obduliagtlaseca]

I just discover your channel and this is the greatest idea, thanks for all the very useful information that you share
Thank you 🙏🏻

[danbobway]

This Is a great channel, love these videos

[rlbgardener]

Great video Craig, love watching your channel very informative and relaxing thanks.

[freezee-yx]

3:33 seeing you putting all those gallon pots on the ground in time lapse...you could've just used a calculator using the diameter of a pot instead and wouldve been done in 10 seconds

[kreatingkings]

Just found your channel and subscribed :) Starting my backyard nursery and food garden soon. One year into chickens for eggs and I think I got the hang of things! Very simple and well thought out topics, thank you! By any chance do you explain how to market to stores or retail customers? Thanks!!

[bonniemccormack]

I discovered your channel the same time I was talking to my friend about starting my own (little) greenhouse eventually. You're making me believe it's feasible even if only as a hobby that may pay for itself. Thanks for so much detailed useful advice and tips. I'm from NB Canada and I've seen retail prices that made me think growing my own would be a wiser investment since I live in the country and have the space.
What started as an experiment this summer has found me scrambling for a solution to over wintering an accidental crop of mostly petunias 😄 I also have a seed collection from plants I self pollinated. (that was tricky) I cloned my favorites first then got curious about cross pollinating. I'm getting off topic here.
I'm putting a plan in action and I hope my hobby grows into something that'll take root and help me propagate some hundred dollar bills 😆😆😆

[gage]

Really enjoy your videos and information! I'm from west tn as well. I love gardening and you have inspired me to try and make my hobby profitable.

[JessicaRivera-omyo]

I loved the best video I've seen and I found it very good explained God bless you.