
Jos Vanden Abeele, Tanya Quintieri, and Kaylee Ellen are here to spill the plant communi-tea! This is a show for houseplant lovers, collectors, breeders, and hobbyists who want the gossip, the drama, the science, and the real talk about the changing plant community. Get the unpotted secrets, follow the trending drama, and join the mission to build a more sustainable, connected plant community. Ema... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | a year ago |
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Brian Lagunas, aka Anthurium Papa, joins Tanya and Jos for an episode full of heart and a little chaos.
News: The Crop Trust’s report on edible aroids and why collectors might be part of the backup plan; Costa Rica paying landowners to keep forests ... more
Tanya and Jos are home from Miami, cold, jet-lagged, and still on speaking terms. This week they spill the tea on their first-ever IAS Tropical Plant Expo.
In the news:
* Hold My Bud: oaks that got eaten by caterpillars one year open their buds ab... more
Episode 20 and we finally have an aroid taxonomist in the room. Marco Cedeño Fonseca is a Costa Rican botanist who did his master's on Monstera at the University of Costa Rica and just finished his PhD at the Berlin Botanical Garden — as in, he got t... more
Your plant isn't being dramatic when it stretches for the window — it's reading the light. This week Tanya and Jos get into a red-shade-cloth vanilla farm in Hawaii, the real science of phytochrome and shade avoidance, and why cannabis growers manipu... more
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This show speaks to houseplant lovers who want gossip, practical care tips, and big-picture trends shaping the plant-keeping community. Episodes thread together taxonomic debates, cross-border plant commerce, provenance and ethics, influencer culture, and community-building—often with a healthy dose of humor and personal stories from growers, collectors, and industry enthusiasts. A standout quality is the blend of rigorous plant science with candid conversations about provenance, sustainability, and representation in the hobby, plus frequent guest insights from researchers, educators, and experienced community members. Listeners can expect actionable care advice, market and show-floor insights, and a window into the evolving plant world's d... more
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