Between Two Aroids

09/11/2022

Found these fun pumpkins at the grocery store!

Did you listen to this past episode and find out why pumpkins are considered berries!?!?!

Big changes are coming soon to the podcast. Excited to share it with you all. 💚

28/05/2022

26/02/2022

Happy Saturday!

This next weeks episode is going to be about peat moss! I am going to uncover the myths, benefits, and green washing behind this soil amendment.

Let me know in the comments if you have any questions about peat moss down below!

23/02/2022

Never seen an adansonii bloom before. It just looks like a normal aroid bloom and smells a bit like melons. 🤣

This guy have a bunch of pollen.

18/02/2022

Hi Plant Friends!

Sorry I have been MIA on here and there wasn't an episode this week. I needed sometime off of social media.

Next time I'll give yall a heads up, somethings just came up in my life I needed to address.

There will be a new episode this week with ! We are gonna play a game of over or under rated. If you have any suggestions for the game drop them below ⏬⏬

10/02/2022

A jade flower with some light dew on it.

Nature is freaking beautiful. In this past weeks episode I talked with about the need for the conservation of nature.
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05/02/2022

🌿Succulents🌿

I always thought a was a cactus. However I just found out its a succulent. I assumed it was a cactus because of it spikes. I am guessing its like the ....

If anyone knows more about why it is classified as a succulent, please share in the comments!

I will have to do some more digging as well!

Also I was blown away by these I have never seen one so full in person.

02/02/2022

🌵Cactus Facts🌵

Some quick fun facts about cactus!

Comment below your favorite cactus. ⏬⏬⏬

Tune into this past episode to learn more. 😀
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28/01/2022

Cactus, a plant that i personally can not keep alive in CO! Being from a place where you just set it and forget, its been a large learning curve.

I was able to gain some tips and tricks though from in this past episode.

If you haven't listened yet, the link is in my bio!

22/01/2022

🌿Thaumatophyllum Stenolobum🌿

Can you spot the differences between the Stenolobum and the Williamsii?

20/01/2022

🌿Philodendron Williamsii🌿

One of the species talked about in this weeks episode.

It truly is a stunning plant. This particular specimen is around 30 years old. You can see the pink veining in the last photo. This is one of the identifying factors between a and the .

Also take notice of the trunk that is one of the characteristics in the newclassification of .

19/01/2022

🌿New Episode 🌿

14. Philodenron: Reclassification and Commodifcation.

This week we dive into the elusive and the Reclassification of into . Including the , ,and .

14/01/2022

Sorry there is no episode this week.

I didn't think I had enough information on the subject and want to give you guys exceptional content!

But I have something I really think you all will enjoy next week!

Here's a hint: main subject cactus 😁🌵
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10/01/2022

Hope you enjoyed this past episode!

If ya missed it I made some plant predictions for the coming year. I think a lot more uncommon plants will become more readily available this year.
Also hoya had a small moment earlier in 2021 but I think they are gonna explode this year!
It will be fun to see what was wrong and right! 😀

What plants do you think will pop off this year?

01/01/2022

Happy New Year!

This year will be for growing, transformation, and expanding our roots.

This weeks episode will be looking into the new year. What the industry and market will look like, the future of the plant kingdom, and what we can do to be ethical plant stewards.

30/12/2021

Have you caught this weeks episode?

This is an example of pigment related variegation. It is related to chloroplast and chlorophyll levels within the cell.

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26/12/2021

Opuntia a.k.a. prickly pear cactus.

I was in Marina Del Rey visiting a friend. In front of her apartment there was this giant opuntia, that turned into a tree.

Its normal for cactus to begin to bark as they mature. However, I have never seen one this old.

Frick ya nature.
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18/12/2021

Cold damage on a a.k.a .

While the temperature is getting colder. Make sure you are getting your plants wrapped when shopping. Anything under 55 will leave damage.

Cold damage will look black and mushy... almost like root rot.

Have you ever experienced cold damage?

13/12/2021

Happy !

This is my only deliciousa and my adansonii are the only monsteras i currently have.I have a on hold that I am getting next paycheck.

This was gifted to me by a wonderful customer at the shop I work for. It took 8 MONTHS to send out a growth point!!! She had taught me patience, to say the least.

One day I will propagate her and she'll be a big fluffy plant ! 😊

Then I can share with friends too!

08/12/2021

!New Epsiode!

9. Pandemonium is out now!

This week I tried a new segmented style. Let me know if you like it.

I cover how the poinsettia became synonymous with Christmas, some interesting cultivating facts, and how the Poinsettia was used through out history. .

02/12/2021

Morning!!
Hope you all enjoyed the last episode.

How do you care for your plants over winter?

This year has been really different for me. We haven't had a snow yet in the area of Colorado, I am in. It's also been in the 70s consistently, so I gave been watering like normal and sometimes twice a week.
I haven't seen any real slowed growth, except on my guys still battling mites.

29/11/2021

Here's a crash course in what I reviewed in episode 4 about and !

Stay tuned tomorrow for an episode on overwintering plants! A grow light episode will follow the next week. 😄

Hope this inforgraphic helps!

25/11/2021

7. Pest Patrol: and

I learned a lot recording this episode, for example, male scale has wings for a span of their life cycle!

I put all the resources in the show description, if you wanted to do your own reading.

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23/11/2021

Water on the leaves.

Nothing beats a morning water. The sun hitting the water droplets just right 👌👌

23/11/2021

Thanks all for tuning in last week for my introduction!

This week we are back on the information train, with another . I will be tackling scale and fungus gnats.

It will be out later today.

17/11/2021

!New Episode!

Hope you all have been enjoying the podcast, this week I introduce myself and my background!

Next week I will be back with a more informative episode.

11/11/2021

!New Episode!

This week is a episode with !
I want to give her a big thank you for bearing with me on my first interview. She did great.

I was super nervous, so excuse all the "ummms" hahaha😅. I hope you guys like this I want to do more in the future and share people's plant knowledge, tips and tricks. and plant journey.

Enjoy.
If you are an Apple user, if you enjoy the episode please leave a review on apple podcasts.

08/11/2021

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These guys are so beautiful! One day I will get one. Humidity is key for these guys to get those massive leaves you see on Instagram.

Once heard someone say it looks like a red chocolate.

02/11/2021

!! New Episode is out!!

This week we tackle some of the pests you can find in your home, garden, or greenhouse. THRIPS AND APHIDS!

We have some fun facts along the way!

Listen to any place you listen to podcasts.

https://anchor.fm/haylee-grace