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On this Episode of The Plant Movement Podcast features Shane Leder, owner of Real Landscape Inc. and Real Landscape Nursery, for one of the deepest and most powerful conversations ever shared on the podcast. What begins as a conversation about landscaping, growing unique plant material, and building a vertically integrated nursery operation quickly transforms into a raw discussion about addiction, faith, fear, leadership, marriage, burnout, loneliness, money, and purpose within the green industry.

Shane shares the incredible story behind Real Landscape — from starting his business in 2004 to purchasing a horse farm in 2017 and transforming it into Real Landscape Nursery in Boynton Beach, Florida. Known for growing unique, mature material instead of “cookie cutter plants,” Shane explains how he built a nursery focused on quality, patience, and vision while teaching himself the business through books, trial, error, and relentless work ethic.

But this episode goes far beyond plants.

Shane opens up about growing up on a dairy farm in western New York, battling alcoholism from a young age, going through rehab, relapsing after the loss of his sister, and eventually finding sobriety on October 15, 2003. He speaks candidly about how addiction, insecurity, fear, anxiety, and emotional isolation affect so many people in the landscaping and nursery world, even the ones who appear successful on the outside.

Together, Willie Rodriguez, Eddie Gonzalez and Shane Leder discuss:

• Substance abuse and addiction in the green industry

• Faith, prayer, and following God’s purpose

• The loneliness many owners and foremen silently experience

• Fear of losing money, clients, and control

• Marriage, relationships, and having a supportive partner

• Burnout, stress, surgeries, chronic pain, and exhaustion

• Leadership, mentorship, and building genuine community

• The importance of helping others and serving with purpose

• Financial discipline, investing, and business growth

• Why many people in the industry are afraid to share knowledge

• The hidden emotional toll behind success

Shane also shares powerful lessons about sobriety, forgiveness, investing in people, listening to the Holy Spirit, and learning how to operate from faith instead of fear.

This episode is honest, emotional, inspiring, and deeply relatable for anyone in the landscaping, nursery, or horticulture industry who has ever felt exhausted, isolated, overwhelmed, or misunderstood while trying to build something meaningful.

Core message from the episode:

“We built businesses, but many of us are secretly exhausted, isolated, addicted, hurting physically, disconnected spiritually, and starving for real brotherhood. I believe Jesus Christ and genuine community can help heal that.”

If you’ve ever struggled with pressure, anxiety, addiction, burnout, fear, or purpose while building a business, this conversation is for you.

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On this episode of The Plant Movement Podcast, host Willie Rodriguez sits down with South Florida native and tech-turned-operator Israel Perez-Siam to dive into the evolving world of sustainable aquatic solutions, service businesses, and the future of technology in horticulture.

Israel brings over 20 years of experience in healthcare tech and private equity-backed software—but made the leap into hands-on lake management and consulting. Together, they unpack what it really looks like to transition from AI and software into boots-on-the-ground work, and why execution, relationships, and real-world problem solving still matter more than ever.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

• How mechanical lake and pond management is restoring ecosystems and reducing chemical dependency
• The hidden impact of fertilizer runoff, debris, and algae blooms on South Florida waterways
• Why service-based businesses can outperform software models—and how to scale them
• The role of AI in horticulture and field service, and where it’s helping (and hurting) the industry
• How Pond Guru is innovating with subscription-based aeration systems and sustainable practices
• The importance of education, community relationships, and hands-on experience in building a lasting business

From tackling invasive overgrowth and restoring wildlife habitats to optimizing operations with field service tech, this episode blends environmental awareness with real business strategy.

⚡ Israel also shares his perspective on:

• The future workforce and why trades are making a comeback
• The dangers of over-relying on AI and social media
• Why the “handshake still matters” in a digital world

If you’re in the plant, landscaping, or water management industry—or just care about sustainability and smart business—this episode is packed with insight you don’t want to miss.

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What happens when the hustle of Miami meets the mountains of Puerto Rico? In this episode, we sit down with Tito, a Miami-based entrepreneur who just came off working one of the biggest EDM events in the world, Ultra Music Festival, managing a team of 45 hawkers and eight beverage stations serving tens of thousands of people across three days. But behind the grind is a bigger vision: helping his family plant roots, literally, in the coffee mountains of Puerto Rico.

Tito opens up about his parents dream to leave Florida behind and start a coffee farm in the highlands of Puerto Rico, and how that dream sparked something in him too. We talk about the 5-acre property his family acquired near one of Puerto Rico's most recognized coffee producers, the forest that still needs clearing, the two water sources on the land, and the long road ahead to turn raw terrain into something that creates a real family legacy.

This conversation goes deep on what it actually takes to build in agriculture — the patience, the passion, the risk management, the hurricanes, and the reality that farming is a 5 to 20-year play, not a get-rich-quick scheme. We also explore the bigger vision for the property: think coffee production, hospitality, Airbnb-style accommodations, and a complementary venture to the local restaurant scene — not competing with it, but adding to it.

Tito also reflects on his background in landscaping, what COVID taught him about plants and irrigation, and how simply taking action on the right information can open doors that passive consumption never will.

If you're someone building something from the ground up, chasing a purpose, or thinking about what it means to create something that lasts, this episode is for you.

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En este poderoso y revelador episodio, el anfitrión Willie Rodriguez conversa con el Dr. Robert Cubria de Tecnafert para abordar una de las crisis más urgentes—y menos discutidas—de la agricultura moderna: la degradación del suelo y las consecuencias ocultas del uso convencional de fertilizantes.

Con más de 17 años de investigación provenientes de un innovador proyecto universitario en España, el Dr. Cubria explica cómo el uso excesivo de fertilizantes químicos desde principios del siglo XX ha provocado suelos empobrecidos, contaminación de fuentes de agua e incluso posibles vínculos con problemas de salud humana como enfermedades renales. Pero esta conversación no se queda en el problema—se enfoca en soluciones reales.

El Dr. Cubria profundiza en la ciencia de la nutrición vegetal, revelando por qué los fertilizantes tradicionales son ineficientes (con menos del 7% de absorción en muchos casos) y cómo la tecnología revolucionaria de Tecnafert está cambiando las reglas del juego. Mediante la ingeniería de moléculas a escala nanométrica y el uso de enlaces avanzados, su equipo ha logrado más del 95% de bioasimilación y una metabolización completa—utilizando hasta un 90% menos producto.

En este episodio descubrirás:

• La verdadera razón por la cual los fertilizantes fallan en distintos suelos y climas
• Cómo el tamaño molecular y la biología de la planta (como los plasmodesmos) limitan la absorción de nutrientes
• La evolución de fertilizantes químicos a compuestos quelatados—y más allá
• Una molécula “inteligente” que responde a señales de la planta para liberar nutrientes en el momento adecuado
• Por qué el sistema agrícola actual prioriza las ventas sobre las soluciones
• El papel de la inteligencia artificial y la agricultura de precisión en el futuro
• Los desafíos del suelo en el sur de Florida y recomendaciones prácticas para productores en zonas como Homestead
• Cómo alianzas en Estados Unidos están trabajando para regenerar suelos y apoyar a los productores con datos en tiempo real
• La importancia de la educación, el cambio generacional y el acceso a mejores herramientas

El Dr. Cubria también cuestiona las ideas tradicionales sobre la agricultura “orgánica”, proponiendo en su lugar un modelo de agricultura saludable, eficiente y escalable que garantice tanto la rentabilidad como la seguridad alimentaria global—especialmente ante una población que alcanzará los 10 mil millones de personas para el año 2050.

Conclusión clave: Es momento de replantear cómo nutrimos a las plantas y enfocarnos en la precisión, la eficiencia y la sostenibilidad a largo plazo.

¿Tienes un reto en tu operación? Contáctanos—este episodio es solo el comienzo de una conversación mucho más grande.

Escúchalo ahora y sé parte del movimiento.

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In this powerful and eye-opening episode of The Plant Movement Podcast, host Willie Rodriguez sits down with Dr. Robert Cubria of Tecnafert to unpack one of the most urgent—and overlooked—crises in modern agriculture: soil degradation and the hidden consequences of conventional fertilization.

With over 17 years of research rooted in a groundbreaking university project from Spain, Dr. Cubria shares how the overuse of chemical fertilizers since the early 20th century has led to nutrient-depleted soils, water contamination, and even links to human health issues like kidney disease. But this conversation goes far beyond the problem—it’s about solutions.

Dr. Cubria dives deep into the science behind plant nutrition, revealing why traditional fertilizers are inefficient (with less than 7% absorption in many cases) and how Tecnafert’s revolutionary technology is changing the game. By engineering molecules at the nanoscale and using advanced bonding techniques, his team has achieved over 95% bioassimilation and full metabolization—while using up to 90% less product.

This episode explores:

• The real reason fertilizers fail across different soils and climates
• How molecule size and plant biology (like plasmodesmata) limit nutrient uptake
• The evolution from chemical fertilizers to chelated compounds—and beyond
• A breakthrough “smart molecule” that responds to plant signals to release nutrients at the right time
• Why current agricultural systems prioritize sales over solutions
• The role of AI and precision agriculture in the future of farming
• Soil challenges in South Florida and practical insights for growers in regions like Homestead
• How partnerships in the U.S. are working to rebuild soil health and support growers with real-time data
• The importance of education, generational change, and empowering farmers with better tools

Dr. Cubria also challenges conventional thinking around “organic” agriculture, advocating instead for a model of healthy, efficient, and scalable farming that ensures both profitability and global food security—especially as we approach a population of 10 billion by 2050.

Whether you're a grower, nursery operator, ag professional, or simply passionate about the future of food, this episode is packed with cutting-edge insights and practical takeaways.

Key Takeaway: It’s time to rethink how we feed plants—and start focusing on precision, efficiency, and long-term sustainability.

Have a challenge in your operation? Reach out—this episode is just the beginning of a bigger conversation.

Listen now and join the movement.

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On Episode 90 of The Plant Movement Podcast, Willie Rodriguez sits down with Max and Dawson, the founders of Floratrack AI, to discuss how artificial intelligence and AR smart glasses are transforming scouting, IPM, and plant tracking inside modern greenhouses.

What started six years ago as a pest identification app has evolved into a full-scale platform built “for growers, by growers.” Floratrack now helps operations track thousands of plants, log pest pressure in real time, standardize reporting, and integrate directly with systems like Plantiful through API connections.

The game-changing innovation? Hands-free AR glasses that allow growers to:
 • Log pests and crop issues while walking
 • Analyze sticky cards
 • Identify rows and fields instantly
 • Access reports without stopping workflow

No more clipboards. No more lost notes. No more relying on word-of-mouth.

We also dive into:
 • Data-driven decision making
 • Standardization and accountability in the next 5–10 years
 • Reducing unnecessary spraying
 • Integration with future platforms
 • Data privacy and ownership

Floratrack offers user-based pricing and pilot programs for both the platform and glasses, helping growers test the system before fully committing.

If you’re serious about modernizing your greenhouse operation, this episode gives you a clear look at where the industry is heading.

Innovation isn’t optional anymore — it’s the standard.

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In this powerful and unfiltered episode, Willie Rodriguez sits down with Paul Capote owner of PGL, better known as the "Miami Landscaper", for a real conversation about debt, discipline, faith, leadership, and the future of the green industry.

Paul has been in the industry for 17 years, and he’s still growing, still learning, and still refining. From surviving the COVID boom, to navigating heavy debt, vendor credit, and high-interest loans — this episode pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to build a landscaping company in today’s Florida market.

What We Cover:
The Hard Years & The Reset 2023–2024 were tough. Cash flow pressure. Equipment debt. Vendor balances. 2025 became the year of repair — clearing trucks, stepping away from vendor credit, tightening operations, and building a stronger foundation.

Debt & Financial Accountability– Why high-interest loans should only be used strategically– The danger of promising too much– Why knowing your numbers protects your business– The truth about vendor debt in the industry.

Locking in Product & Managing RiskWith Florida freezes, volatile pricing, and supply chain uncertainty, Paul breaks down what it actually means to guarantee pricing in today’s environment.To lock in product means tying up capital, space, manpower, and deposits — sometimes increasing costs 25–40%.

But for contractors who understand long-term vision? That $100K tied up today could unlock $4–6 million in opportunity tomorrow.

Trust, Documentation & ProfessionalismHandshakes aren’t enough anymore. Quotes must be documented. Verbal agreements create chaos.

We talk about:
– Why eye contact matters
– Why documentation protects everyone
– Why accountability scares people
– How shadiness is hurting the industry

Raising the Standard of Blue-Collar WorkPaul speaks passionately about elevating tradesmen:– Remove the word “laborer”– Use titles like Landscape Design Tech– Create pride in the craft– Implement SOPs and production bonuses– Build structure with AI systems like Lana.

Quality matters. Mulch glue matters. Details matter.“Put your name on it and make it perfect.”

Faith, Growth & Breaking Generational CursesThis episode goes deeper than business.
Paul opens up about:
– Becoming a father
– Bringing back his podcast “We the Tradesman”
– Leading men’s groups
– Prioritizing faith over fear
– Losing a $100K client and not being shaken
– Choosing peace over money
“Money is just money. Opportunity to do God’s will is more powerful.”

This is a conversation about becoming the kind of man — and business owner — who can handle what’s coming next.

🌱 The Bigger Picture
We are the present and the future of this industry.
The older generation is retiring.
The decisions we make today will pioneer tomorrow.

If you're a landscaper, grower, nursery owner, or tradesman trying to build something sustainable — this episode will challenge you to operate with clarity, discipline, and conviction.

Hosted by Willie Rodriguez
Produced by Eddie Gonzalez
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Every episode is about growth.
Every conversation is about raising the standard.

Welcome to Episode 89.

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On this Episode, host Willie Rodriguez and producer Eddie Gonzalez sit down for one of their most transparent and wide-ranging conversations yet. This episode isn’t about hype — it’s about reality.

From rising costs and labor shortages to market saturation, real estate pressure, and the future of nursery ownership, Willie and Eddie openly discuss what’s happening right now in the Green Industry and what it will take to survive, adapt, and lead moving forward.

The episode opens with gratitude — acknowledging A’s Ornamental Nursery, the team, and the clients who allow the podcast to exist as a platform for growth and learning. Willie also gives thanks to God for the opportunity to steward both the business and the responsibility that comes with having a voice in the industry.

Willie and Eddie also extend an open invitation to nursery owners, garden centers, landscapers, and industry professionals to step up and share their stories on the podcast in 2026 — because the industry needs more voices at the table.

Hard Topics That Need to Be Talked About

This episode tackles conversations many avoid:

• Product pricing that hasn’t changed in decades
• Immigration reform and its impact on labor
• Wage increases and the real cost of doing business
• Rising interest rates and slowing home sales
• Why only a shrinking percentage of the market still prioritizes plant quality

Willie shares perspective from his role on the FNGLA board, while Eddie brings a fresh lens as someone who didn’t grow up in the industry but understands its realities through lived experience.

Economic Pressure & Market Reality

Willie and Eddie break down:

• Why 2023–2024 slowed the industry
• How middle-class spending on landscapes has declined
• Why high-end landscapers remain booked months out
• The saturation problem — too much product, not enough movement
• The harsh reality facing small nurseries trying to survive rising rents and shrinking margins

They also discuss real numbers: land prices, lease contracts, annual rent increases, and how owning property may be the only path to long-term stability for nurseries.

Leadership, Boundaries & Business Discipline

This episode reinforces powerful lessons learned in 2025:

• Stop bending over backwards for people who don’t respect your business
• Request deposits
• Protect cash flow
• Respect your time, your team, and your boundaries
• Not everything works — and that’s okay

Willie shares hard-earned wisdom on sacrifice, discipline, and what it truly takes to build something solid:

• 3 years to start
• 5 years to become credible
• 10 years to become stable

Sales Strategy, Risk & Transparency

The hosts walk through:

• Slower summer months and the strategies used to survive them
• Discounting excess inventory responsibly
• Creative sales terms like 90-day pickup
• A major Clusia giveaway that cleared land, built goodwill, and sparked industry conversation

They also discuss how social media has become a portfolio, not a crutch — emphasizing transparency, quality, and trust over vanity metrics.

Looking Ahead

The episode closes with forward-thinking plans:

• Inventory management systems
• A future online plant store
• Stronger accountability across operations
• A renewed commitment to community, honesty, and collaboration

Willie and Eddie wrap up with gratitude, humility, and a reminder that challenges are often the very thing that prepares us for what’s next.

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On this episode of The Plant Movement Podcast, we sit down with Bryan Suarez, fourth-generation metal artisan and owner of Toledo Iron Works, to explore how a family legacy forged in 1969 continues to shape luxury construction and design across South Florida and beyond.

Bryan shares the fascinating story of how his great-grandfather and grandfather built a business that began with burglar bars and evolved into one of the region’s most respected names in custom ornamental metalwork. From hand-forged staircases and driveway gates to one-of-a-kind gazebos and trellises, Toledo Iron Works brings craftsmanship, technology, and artistry together to transform spaces into experiences.

Listeners will discover:

•   The origins of Toledo Iron Works and how “old-school” techniques meet modern design.
• The behind-the-scenes process of fabricating and installing large-scale architectural metalwork.
•   How technology like Company Cam and innovative materials such as wood-grain aluminum elevate their craft.
•  The challenges and rewards of leading a multigenerational family business.
•   How collaboration between industries — from metalwork to landscaping — creates unforgettable outdoor environments.

Bryan also offers heartfelt insights for young entrepreneurs stepping into family businesses, emphasizing leadership, adaptability, and staying ahead of design trends.

From tradition to innovation, this episode captures the power of passion, perseverance, and purpose in shaping both metal and mindset.

Directed and Produced by Eddie EVDNT Gonzalez 

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On this episode of The Plant Movement Podcast, host Willie Rodriguez sits down with Bryan Lloyd and Erin Rogers, Territory Sales Managers with Greenworks Commercial, the all-electric leader transforming outdoor power equipment.

Bryan, who covers Central Florida and brings over 15 years of experience in the power equipment world, and Erin, who manages South Florida after years in the battery technology space, break down how Greenworks is changing the way landscapers think about performance, efficiency, and sustainability.

The conversation dives into:

- The benefits of switching to electric — from massive fuel savings to noise reduction in HOA communities.

- Battery innovation — including Greenworks’ customizable energy systems, on-site charging caddies, and the revolutionary “Energy Cube.”

- Smarter tech and safety — with motors that shut off on impact, ETO ports for charging tools on the go, and robotics that are reshaping how crews work.

- The real ROI — see how contractors are saving up to 85% on fuel and paying off their electric mowers in under two years.

- The future of the industry — from robotic mowing to smarter labor solutions, and how Greenworks is positioning itself for the next 20 years of innovation.

From autonomous mowers to battery-powered UTVs, Greenworks isn’t just making equipment — they’re building a full ecosystem for the next generation of lawn and landscape professionals.

Tune in to learn how you can power your business into the future with clean energy, smarter tools, and long-term savings.

🎧 Available now on all podcast platforms.

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