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In Grower's Terms
by Phil Achleman
One plant word per episode, dug into properly. In Grower's Terms takes the words plant people use — peduncle, variegation, and whatever comes next — and gives you the real science behind them, not just care tips. Hosted by Phil Achleman of Gathering Moss, for hoya growers and houseplant people who want to actually understand the language.New episodes every other week.
Episodes
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Variegation: What the White Parts of a Leaf Are Really Doing
Two leaves sit side by side on a table. One is a Monstera with a clean white half moon across it. The other is a Begonia dotted with silver spots that catch the light. They look like the work of the same brush. One of those pale patches is a passenger the plant has to feed every single day. The...
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Peduncle: The Hoya Stalk You Should Never Cut
The flowers are gone. A bare stalk remains. It looks finished, but before you reach for the clippers, there’s a story worth hearing. In the premiere of In Grower’s Terms, Phil follows the word peduncle from the houseplant shelf to a whale’s tail, the human brain, and Washington’s cherry blossom...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
One plant word per episode, dug into properly. In Grower's Terms takes the words plant people use — peduncle, variegation, and whatever comes next — and gives you the real science behind them, not just care tips. Hosted by Phil Achleman of Gathering Moss, for hoya growers and houseplant people who want to actually understand the language.New episodes every other week.
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