Practically Free! Plant Shopping Tips

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Many of you watched my Guide to Proplifting - where I brought home dropped leaves from Home Depot to grow plants for free... whether or not you agree with this method of gaining plants, I have other tips and tricks for getting those most out of your money when buying plants. From choosing plants with pups, to finding discounted merchandise, there are lots of ways that you can get plants that are practically free... and no moral qualms to worry about. Come along and watch my guide to shopping for and buying plants!
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@partlycloudyoptimist809 Год назад

I work in a grocery store. The plants we get ( all kinds bonsais, cactus, basic house plants etc) all have a expiration date. On the day they expire we are supposed to toss them. I have seen the dumpster half full of perfectly fine plants. We are not allowed to donate. So I try to keep track, market and mark down the plants and try to get them a home. Still on the last day I still end up buying them for a 1.00 or a quarter etc. cause I can’t stand them being tossed.

@FreePlantsForever Год назад

It's really such a waste! Can't believe they can't even be donated, so sad. Glad to hear you save them...

@partlycloudyoptimist809 Год назад

@@FreePlantsForever If you donate you lose the money on them. If you trash them you get it back as loss at the full cost company paid. I’ve tried to suggest donating to hospitals, hospice, local churches. Best I can do is watch. Mark them down the day before their tossing and telling everyone that they are reduced.

@imaginempress3408 Год назад

What a disgraceful practice.

@cathyslaton9998 Год назад

That’s wonderful 😊

@bethnichols5317 Год назад

How much water do they get?

@terisanders6616 Год назад

I've never thought to look for broken pieces or leaves on the ground. I might head out RIGHT NOW to Lowe's and check them out

@curlsbynat9763 Год назад

I love your shirt, I call it cleaning not proplifting😂

@julieharris8188 Год назад

TY for this. I learned allot. Also-didn’t know the babies were called “pups.” I appreciate your kindness in sharing all this.🥰

@FreePlantsForever Год назад

So glad this could be helpful! And yes, cute name for little baby plants.

@cathyslaton9998 Год назад

I have never seen a good looking plant like that in our clearance area ours is usually 90% dead and still want $8.00+ for them

@mrs.valdez1387 4 месяца назад

Same

@wendywhitmore402 3 месяца назад

Yeah most of the clearance items are so close to death sometimes not worth the time or money to try to revive them, I have bought some tho because the pot they were in was worth the money.

@lettyrodrz9940 3 месяца назад

Me neither, I wonder where that store is?

@ca6177 Год назад

I never thought of looking to see how many plants are actually in a pot! Great way to think about it that way! Thanks!

@FreePlantsForever Год назад

Yes! An underrated way to get more bang for your buck.

@karenamalfi8551 Год назад

I love this video. I learned so much, again. Thank you 🙂

@FreePlantsForever Год назад

Thank you! So glad it was helpful 💚

@pattyann7803 Год назад

I love these tips. I looked at my local Lowe’s today for clearance and dropped leaves. I did find a couple of succulent dropped leaves but the cleanse items were in pretty bad shape. Many of my garden perennials are rescued clearance items. A little tlc and they flourish. I just pulled some runners three runners from one of my 3 year old clearance rescues and they are rooting to become addition plants for my garden. I don’t know what it is that so so satisfying about this process but it’s addicting. Thank you for sharing.

@terisanders6616 Год назад

I also go to the clearance section of the garden center. I love finding hardy plants like lavender, succulents, At the indoor plant area I even saw several orchids 50% off (for some reason orchids love my kitchen window and I have no trouble growing them). My husband always knows where to find me when we go to Lowe's or Home Depot together.

@lisascenic Год назад

You’ve got such a great eye!

@FreePlantsForever Год назад

Thank you! It's amazing how once you start to look for it, it starts becoming easier to find more bountiful plants.

@karengreen2437 Год назад

I just went the other day and purchased a 6 pack so a certain plant. I picked out the one that had double plants in each one so I wound up with 12 instead of 6. And since this was going in my vegetable garden, I will hopefully have twice the yield!