Grow Trees & Produce Fruits QUICKEST || The modified BLUEPRINT METHOD || Ellen White Way

Our experience tells it all. We know that planting fruit trees by the Blueprint method works wonderfully! It can be a tiring process as It takes time and effort to do it. But when you think of the benefits that this method provides not only for the health of the trees but for our body as well, I can say it is worth doing it!

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[suzannefronzaglio]

Thank you for making this video with very detailed step-by-step simplistic instructions for planting a fruit tree with the Ellen White method. I'm so glad I stumbled on this video! 👍😊

[cesarmunoz]

One thing i discovered over the years is that if you dig a little bit and pour a bucket of water and let it for a few hours, the dirt gets softer and efforts digging will be way more productive, thank you for this video 🙏

[billastell]

After many years of many years of planting trees the best advice I can give: 1/ strip the sod, dig the hole and put the sod upside down in the bottom of the hole before planting the tree. 2 / plant the crown above the ground level. Soil always settles significantly when plants are watered in a new hole. If you don't do this the crown will settle in lower than is healthy. You can always add soil if planted to high but if planted to low the tree can be killed by stem rot. In the diagram at 5:08 I would say the plant is planted too deep.

[paulm]

I like how the young men are helping.. so much energy and they actually look like they are enjoying helping out.

[selwynr]

Thorough video, thanks! Generally speaking, most people now dig square holes as it encourages the roots to push out at the corners. Otherwise you risk roots growing in circles, as in a pot, if your deeper substrate is particularly hard. Roots grow in the path of least resistance.

[beastlybombers]

Thank you for a great video. Very informative. God bless you and your family.

[brianklinkhammer]

Salamat Marie! Really appreciate you and your family's efforts in documenting and sharing this method.

[christineroberts]

One of the best fruit tree planting videos I've seen. Your orchard is beautiful!!

[amcontent]

I was skeptical when I learned this method. However I decided to try it on one of my banana tree as an experiment. Actually I planted 3 banana plants, only one of them using this method to make a comparison. Also I modified this method and added some good fungi in the mixture (trichoderma) as a bio control agent also as an experiment. From what I read on some scientific acrticles from the internet, the trichoderma fungi suppose to protect the plant from bad fungis like fusarium, verticillium and etc.. not really sure about this, so I just give it a try:) After observing about a few months, I was blown away by the growth and performance of the Banana tree planted using this method vs the others using conventional method. My guess the air pocket creates aerobic environment for the good microbes and fungi to flourish under the tree thus resulting in excellent growth rate and healthy tree.

[l.skipallen]

Thank you for the great explanation & demonstration of the Ellen White Method of planting trees. I suggest putting the top soil in buckets, wheel barrows or on a sheet of plywood to keep it separate from the deeper dirt and to make it easier to replace in the top of the hole. 10/05/2021

[jamesdelalla]

Well done. I have been saving the Ellen White method for my future grow. Thanks for the step by step. Great teaching, zero ego. Appreciated.

[bobjoatmon]

A lot of people are complaining about the plastic pipe. When this method originated many years ago they used clay pipe for the cavity. I was told the reason for it was that it would hold water but nowadays they are saying it's to help aerobic organisms thrive and cause the compost to decay faster. I don't know but it doesn't hurt to do it and it might be something to it being beneficial.

[RodRock]

Awesome way to use those kids energy..and making them stronger and ready for hard life...
Better than public school... mucho better

[lowflyer]

6:41 it is best practice to dig a square hole especially if you have machinery, the square hole enables the roots to find corners,
But if you have no choice, then to dig by hand, the round hole will do just fine ..
Especially with this method of blending materials, along with man-made parts to encourage faster growth

[pmlm]

What a clear and precise and complete exposition. One of the best tutorials I have ever seen on Utube. You guys are teachers as well as orchardists. Thanks, enjoy that well earned fruit.

[melvinlee]

This was very educational. This was a prime example that if you’re going do it, do it right. By the way, your property looks very beautiful. Thank you.

[NapoleonGARDENINGTV]

It is very effective, even if we only use the available local materials! Thanks for inspiring again.

[stcenturyworldsystem]

This is the one of the best video I ever watched.

[igorbt]

This is the best video. Very clear and detailed. Thank you.

[andresamplonius]

What, no biochar?
Tip for digging on hard ground: fill the hole with water and let it soak for a few hours at least, that will soften it a lot. Also to fill the finished hole with water, preferably overnight, before planting. A little watering after each layer...
In Mexico they add some sprouted corn, for growth enzymes I think. Will try that someday