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Plant Peeps

Plant Peeps

著者： Jess Alicia and Mary
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 Join the Plant Peeps Jess, Alicia and Mary as they share their love of plants. Episodes will highlight the Peeps' first hand experiences and differing levels of knowledge on plant related topics, issues and projects in a judgement free and relatable weekly discussion. New episodes are released each Wednesday.Jess, Alicia and Mary
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  • Episode 8 - Forget Spring, we're going straight to Summer!

    Episode 8 - Forget Spring, we're going straight to Summer!
    2022/05/11

    On this episode the peeps talk through plans for outdoor plants and flowers and how to avoid and treat some pesky pests! The girls We also learn about Jess's plans for her basement, what Alicia's Mother's Day Haul looks like and Mary's naivety when it comes to the early days of social media. 

    Follow us on Instagram and send us your questions, topic ideas or casualty plant pictures!  @plantpeepspod

    Send us an email at plantpeepspod@gmail.com

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    Tips from this Episode:

    - Grabbing flowers from big box stores can be more cost effective than nurseries. Especially for annuals. Do what Jess does and shop around for what you want so you never have to pay full price!

    - When planting near your home make sure you keep space away from your home's foundation to avoid water damage to your home. 

    - Use a mixture of granules such as mosquito bits and sticky traps in your plants to get rid of fungus gnat problems. 

    - Lipstick Pagoda leaves will be stiff as a board when they're happy. When they need water the leaves will allow you to bend them. 

    - Aloes plants will be full when they're happy. When they need water the leaves will be more squishy. 

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    Plants Mentioned in this Episode:

    - Boston Fern (Nephrolepis exaltata)

    - Lamb's Ear (Stachys byzantina)

    - Lipstick Black Pagoda (Aeschynanthus longicaulis)

    - Aloe Vera 

    - Elephant Ear (Colocasia)

    - Impatient (Impatiens walleriana)

    - Daisy

    - Hostas (Plantain lilies)

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    Products Discussed in this Episode:

    Mosquito bits

    Sticky Traps
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    1 時間 15 分
  • Episode 7 - Hurry the F up Spring!

    Episode 7 - Hurry the F up Spring!
    2022/05/04
    The episode where Mary, Jess, and Alicia all beg spring to get here. We touch on our future plant plans in hopes to bring joy to the dreary days that are dragging on. Plants sales are discussed and excitement is ignited by box store plants getting set up in anticipation for mother’s day. We learn that you can in fact use pee as fertilizer and that all boys are inherently a little odd. We also learn Mary’s cleaning preferences and Alicia’s yard plans and Jess teaches a valuable lesson about testing your tea temperature before swallowing it. Follow us on Instagram and send us your questions, topic ideas or casualty plant pictures!  @plantpeepspod Send us an email at plantpeepspod@gmail.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Buzz Words From this Episode: Fenestrations: splits or holes in plant leaves. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Plants Mentioned in this Episode: - Prayer Plant - Fern - Snake Plant - Daffodils  - Tulips - Gardenia - Marigolds - Baltic Blue Pothos - Common Ivy
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    1 時間 12 分
  • Episode 6 - The Ever Elusive Soft Freeze

    Episode 6 - The Ever Elusive Soft Freeze
    2022/04/27
    On this episode the peeps talk about what to do in case of a hard freeze so no need to panic! The difference between hard frost vs “soft frost.” They dip their toes into the hardiness of outdoor plants and what everyone prefers in our personal flower beds. Big update on the propogations donated so kindly from our fellow plant friend. Jess also comes to learn something super exciting about the way her house faces while Alicia picks up on a new hobby, and Mary is just crazy in her own way. Follow us on Instagram and send us your questions, topic ideas or casualty plant pictures!  @plantpeepspod Send us an email at plantpeepspod@gmail.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Frost Protection Tips in the spring from this Episode: - Hard freeze: This takes place when the temperature falls below 28 degrees Fahrenheit. This is the most dangerous for your vulnerable plants. - Soft freeze: Is not a real thing. - Cover the plant with a bucket. - Cover vulnerable plants with a sheet or blanket but make sure the plant is not smashed. - Place bucket over the plant and put mulch and/rock around the bottom. - Make sure your plants are well watered. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Buzz Words From this Episode: Weeds: a plant that is not valued where it is growing and is usually of vigorous growth. Mulch: material (such as decaying leaves, bark, or compost) spread around or over a plant to enrich or insulate the soil. Frost: a deposit of small white ice crystals formed on the ground or other surfaces when the temperature falls below freezing. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Plants Mentioned in this Episode: - Creeping Charlie - (Pilea Nummulariifolia) - Dandelions - Hosta - (Plantain lilies) - Roses - Tulips  - Spiderwort - Mican Philodendron - Lipstick Black Pagoda - Lemon Button Fern ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Products Discussed in this Episode: - Dieowa Podcast - www.die-owa.com. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sources: Farmers Almanac https://www.thespruce.com/what-the-difference-between-a-frost-and-a-freeze-1403074
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    1 時間 11 分

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