Fungi and Bacteria with Karen O’Hanlon

from Bonsai Mirai: Asymmetry · host Bonsai Mirai

Founder of Probio Carbon—Dr. Karen O'Hanlon joins us from Ireland to share her rigorous knowledge about fungi, bacteria, nutrition, and bonsai biology. Her new product Danú was developed in 2021 specifically for the bonsai community and has helped to increase plant health and cultivation for bonsai and beyond. Learn more about Probio Carbon: https://www.probiocarbon.ie/ The olive trees of Puglia need our help! Discover how you join us in our conservation efforts: https://bonsaimirai.com/blog/mirai-wild-puglian-olives-fundraiser

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