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Get ready to get dirty as we talk potting substrates specifics! Including our absolute favorite reci
The Plant Daddies get together (at a safe distance!) to serve up a few quarantine-friendly plant pro
Have you ever seen Plumeria on a vacation and wanted to bring that *feeling* home with you? Have you
The Plant Daddies cover Zamioculcas zamiifolia care, cultivars, some stories, and even patent law (b
Pull up a chair for a geeky chat about houseplant pests with one of our favorite local experts, tack
Are we still thinking about our Fiddle Leaf Figs? The Plant Daddies attempt a Ficus lyrata deep dive
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Join us as we talk all things mounting! From plant choices, materials and techniques… to tree crotch
Is Aspidistra the holy grail of hardy houseplant? We suspect that since they’ve been called Spittoon
It's a special day, everyone: Stephen has his first "real Aroid," and according to Matthew, his firs
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Did you miss us? Awww, shucks. If so, join us as we ease into the new year during this bonus episode
Stephen and Matthew slide (or limp?) toward the 2019 finish line and attempt a little walk down memo
Are millennials less inclined to participate in "holiday plants?" The Plant Daddies discuss experien
String of Hearts, Tangle of Hearts, Rosary Vine… whatever you call Ceropegia woodii, you’re probably
Michael Perry of Mr. Plant Geek fame joins The Plant Daddies from China to chat about gardening, ide
In our Thanksgiving bonus, we sit down with Devin Wallien, a fourth generation horticulture professi
The Plant Daddies have been fashionably late before, but we're YEARS late to the Nerve Plant and Pol
Pinguicula, butterworts, pings... whatever you call them, this carnivorous plant with beautiful foli
