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4 episodes with fiddle leaf fig
4 episodes with fiddle leaf fig
2 episodes with fiddle leaf fig
2 episodes with fiddle leaf fig
2 episodes with fiddle leaf fig
We're delving into popular internet trends surrounding plant care. Should you use pasta water on your Monstera? Leftover Coffee on your Cactus? Ice Cubes on your Spider Plant? What about milk on your Fiddle Leaf Fig? What about using snow?We'll also dive into some practical plant care that you can provide during these colder, darker, winter months. Sound Byte of the Episode - "Don't milk your plants."CHAPTERS:00:00 Exploring Internet Plant Care Trends10:58 The Science Behind Plant Watering Hacks18:57 Unconventional Plant Care Methods26:59 Debunking Myths: Milk and Ice Cubes for Plants23:15 Filtered vs. Tap Water: The Impact on Plant Health24:48 Snow as a Water Source: Pros and Cons26:27 Plant Care Essentials: Cleaning and Maintenance30:07 The Importance of Plant Lights in Winter32:20 Supporting Your Plants: Innovative Solutions34:38 Pruning Tools: Why Quality Matters36:32 Top Dressing: Enhancing Soil Health*************************CONNECT WITH USThank you so much for supporting our podcast and for making the world a more planty place. Please subscribe, leave a rating or review and listen in for new gardening discussions every week!Subscribe on Spotify, Apple, and GoogleInstagram |thehelpfulgardenerspodGolden Acre Home & Garden is located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and open 362 a year for all your home and garden needs!
Fin and Chris go au naturale this week with the one and only Plant Kween as we explore their lush garden of more than 200 green gurls. A very demure, very mindful adventure, some might say... And PSA! This episode's plant-friendly, with music and sound effects tuned to frequencies that your green gurls will love. Follow Christopher Griffin AKA Plant Kween on TikTok and check out their book You Grow, Gurl! One of Us is hosted and produced by Chris Renfro and Fin Argus. It's executive produced by Myrriah Gossett for Gossett Productions and Erica Getto for Kinehora Productions. Myrriah Gossett is our sound designer, and our theme music is produced by Fin Argus and Brendan Chamberlain-Simon. You can follow One Of Us on Instagram and TikTok at @oneofus.pod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How to safely view the solar eclipse: Use trendy houseplants like Monstera and Fiddle Leaf Fig during the April 8th Solar Eclipse. As the eclipse progresses, the shadows deepen to create an enchanting display in the backyard. Watch mesmerizing shadow patterns unfold on the ground. Plantonio City: Wappingers Falls Address: 1849 South Road Website: https://plantonio.com
Check out our giveaway sponsor here! Today's episode covers the history and care of the fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata). I answer questions including; What is a fiddle leaf fig? What does a fiddle leaf fig symbolize? Where did the fiddle leaf fig originate? What is the history of the fiddle leaf fig? How to water a fiddle leaf fig? What are the lighting needs of a fiddle leaf fig? How to fertilize a fiddle leaf fig? How to repot one?/soil needs? How to prune a fiddle leaf fig? How to propagate a fiddle leaf fig? Are they prone to any pests? Extra care tips? How long does a fiddle leaf fig live? Thanks for listening! You can support this podcast with the support link below or check out my merch store here - Plant School Merch - https://tenney-plants.creator-spring.com/ Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or answer the question on Spotify and you may be highlighted on my next episode to win a free plant! Follow me; Instagram - @plantschoolpodcast YouTube - Tenney Plants Channel Blog - www.tenneyplants.com Pinterest - Tenney Plants Email me! - tenneyplants@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/plant-school/support
Join host Bernadette Janson and James Burgin in this tongue-in-cheek episode of She Renovates Podcast, where they discuss interior design trends that have overstayed their welcome. As experienced renovators, they share their opinions on what designs they believe should be left behind. From herringbone tiles to gray and white bathrooms, they explore alternatives and offer insights into creating a more modern and minimalist aesthetic. With a focus on renovating for profit, they provide valuable tips for staying up-to-date with design trends while maintaining a timeless appeal. Tune in for a lighthearted conversation and gain inspiration for your next renovation project. - James Burgin EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: 00:00 - Introduction 02:30 - The importance of staying updated with design trends 04:50 - James' experience with mosaics 08:30 - Budgeting for Luxurious Bathroom Flooring 10:23 - James Burgin's Bathroom Renovation Plans 12:20 - James' Opinion on Hamptons Style 14:50 - Rubber plant competing with the Fiddle Leaf Fig 16:20 - Discussing Lighting with Bernadette 20:58 - James Burgin mentions the strategic placement of a GPO (General Post Office) for plugging something 23:40 - James shares his experience of acquiring mid-century modern chairs for free 26:10 - Importance of Building New Relationships 27:54 - Real Timber Surfaces vs. Composite Floors 31:07 - Wonder Woman's Styling Secret: F Folds Resources Class Project https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/class-project/ Woder Women https://members.theschoolofrenovating.com/wonderwomen The School Of Renovating https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com She Renovates Podcast https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcasts-page/ Connect with The School of Renovating ASK BERNADETTE https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcasts-page Subscribe to She Renovates Apple Podcast https://apple.co/3faoWlT Subscribe to Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSchoolOfRenovating Follow on Twitter https://twitter.com/renovatingsc Follow on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_school_of_renovating
(00:00) Welcome to Decorating by the Book Podcast!(00:10) Hosted by Suzy Chase(00:19) Hilton Carter: Guest(00:24) Living Wild by Hilton Carter(01:15) Hilton Carter (01:48) Happy and Thriving Plants(02:03) Hilton's Books(02:14) Wild at Home(02:32) Wild Interiors(03:09) Wild Creations(03:28) Plant Rants(03:36) First Book Tour(03:50) Lots of Plants(04:09) Hilton(04:17) Green Thumb Award Winner(04:26) Plant Rant (04:48) Plant Care(04:57) Decorating by the Book (05:15) The Book(05:24) Cascading Vines (05:27) Pothos(05:29) Silver Pothos(05:30) Satin Pothos(05:32) Silver(05:37) Satin(05:49) Plant Color Theory(06:11) Buy Book Here (06:29) Bookshelf(06:37) Website(06:47) Blooming Plants(06:49) Anthurium(06:50) Orchid(07:00) Purchase the Book Here(07:11) Designer Plants(07:23) Philodendron Brandtianum(07:34) The Term Designer Plants(08:00) Suzy(08:18) Monstera Albo(08:30) Monstera Albo 2(08:47) Marble(09:01) Alocasia Cuprea(09:10) Fluted Furniture(09:23) Cuprea(09:37) What Designer Plants Do(09:48) Brandy(09:57) Walnut(09:59) Red Maple(10:08) Styling(10:26) Frank the Fiddle-Leaf Fig(10:55) Get the Book Here(11:19) Frank(11:43) Star Plants(12:17) The Author: Hilton Carter (12:48) Caring for Plants(13:03) Greenhouse(13:26) Inside(14:03) Pedestal (14:39) Hilton's Plant Books (14:59) Be Seen(15:14) Plant Stand (15:35) The Only Design Book Podcast(15:57) What's Hilton Excited About (16:23) Home as a Blank Canvas(16:55) Pedestal that the Plant is On(17:18) The Pod(17:32) The Process(17:56) Hilton's Last Book(18:26) Check out Hilton's Website(19:03) How To Be Better(19:33) Pay Attention To Small Changes(19:47) Fiddle-Leaf Fig(20:15) Tending To Plants(20:30) Where To Find Hilton(21:20) The Plant Church of Hilton Carter(21:34) Rants(21:51) Take Screenshot to Buy Book (22:08) Suzy Chase Host(22:17) Thanks For ListeningChapters, images & show notes powered by vizzy.fm.
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We found articles calling Ficus Audrey and Ficus umbellata “the next Fiddle Leaf Figs.” So we decided to put this bold claim to the test. Do they live up to the hype? How similar is their care to the FLF? And years later, how are Matthew's "It Plants" doing? Stephen does a wellness check, and one of these shows promise!Then we tried something we're calling the After Show! Head over to Patreon to hear it! https://www.patreon.com/plantdaddypodcastWe've teamed up with Soltech Solutions! Save 15% on amazing plant lights with code PLANTDADDYPODCAST!
Jess, Alicia and Mary will discuss a few of the best beginner plants and how to care for them. Jess explains why you shouldn't fear the Fiddle Leaf Fig tree, Mary gives her preference for turtle and fish poop over measuring fertilizer and Alicia tests the edibility of spider plants. Follow us on Instagram and send us your questions, topic ideas or casualty plant pictures! @plantpeepspod Send us an email at plantpeepspod@gmail.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tips from this Episode: - Use an app for reminders, but don't feel the need to follow it exactly. Mary and Alicia use Planta! - You don't need the most expensive soil - but make sure it is well draining soil. - Make sure your pots have drainage. If you want to use a ceramic plant without drainage use a ceramic drill bit and drill a drainage hole. If you don't want to drill for drainage, keep your plant in the growers pot and place inside the outer pot for display then take it out for watering. - Find plants that match your lifestyle. - It is OK if your plants don't make it - even if they're considered "beginner!" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Buzz Words From this Episode: Variegation: diversity of colors Root Bound: having roots formed into a dense, tangled mass that allows little or no space for further growth Root Rot: any of various plant diseases characterized by decay of the roots and caused especially by fungi ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Plants Mentioned in this Episode: - Spider Plant - (Chlorophytum comosum) Also known as spider ivy, ribbon plant and hen & chicken. - Air Plants (Tillandsia) - Crispy Wave Fern (Japanese Asplenium Nidus) - Maidenhair Fern (Adiantum raddianum) Also known as Delta maidenhair fern. - Rubber Plant (Ficus elastica) - Prayer Plant (Maranta leuconeura) - Snake Plant (Dracaena trifasciata, Dracaena angolensi or Dracaena pearsonii) Common name varieties include: Bird's nest, twisted sister, mother in law's tongue, rhino grass, Bantel's sensation - Fiddle-Leaf Fig (Ficus lyrata) - Aloe Vera - Angel Wing Begonia (Begonia x coralline) - Also known as the cane begonia - Norfolk Island Pine (Araucaria heterophylla) - Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonema commutatum). - ZZ Plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) - Lavender Plant (L. angustifolia) - Arrowhead (Syngonium podophyllum) Also known as American Evergreen, five fingers, and nephthytis - Jade Plant (Crassula ovata) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Products Discussed in this Episode: - Alicia's fertilizer: All-Purpose Indoor Plant Fertilizer - Jess's fertilizer: Schultz Cactus Plus 2-7-7 Liquid Plant Food - Moisture Meter: XLUX Soil Moisture Meter ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sources: - Indoor Plants and the NASA Air Quality Study - Adorable Airplant Holders
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Today we take a trip to Orlando, Florida, to hear Tiffany's journey with her Fiddle Leaf Fig, aka Ficus Lyrata. Find her in Instagram at @orlandoplantlady Music: "Cuban Sandwich" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Bassa Island Game Loop" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ "No Frills Salsa" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Fiddle leaf fig or Ficus lyrata belongs in the Moraceae family and is native to West Africa, growing naturally in ... Read more The post How to Care For a Fiddle Leaf Fig (Ficus Lyrata) appeared first on Plant Mom Care.
Welcome to Natalie's Nature Show! In this episode I share wildlife stories from our recent trip to the gorgeous Big Bear Lake, CA. As the Plant Detective, I answer a Fiddle Leaf Fig question from Jimmy in Ventura, CA. I end the episode with a Meditation Moment with Nature sounds from the Woodland Trail in Big Bear Lake, CA. Enjoy!
Join Emma and Samara as they give updates on their plants and ponder life with a smokey cocktail.
In this month's Chill and Chat, the Plant Daddies go deep with two updates on plants featured in former episodes - Stephania erecta, the charismatic caudex plant from Episode 13, and the Fiddle Leaf Fig from Episode 39. Are they alive? Yes! But has everything gone as planned for these plants? Not quite, but there isn't any bad news! Matthew makes the biggest cut he's ever made, and Stephen "sets himself free."
Fiddle Leaf Figs are BY FAR the most popular houseplant around the world. You can open any home magazine and you will more than likely find one of these in some of the pictures. They make a big impact in a space by filling any corner with lush, large green leaves. In this podcast, I discuss sunlight and water requirements, propagation, questions from Instagram followers and much more! If you have any plant questions, follow Houseplant Homebody on Instagram or Facebook for more information or check out https://www.houseplant-homebody.com/ for info and the corresponding blog post!
TRIGGER WARNING: In this week’s episode, Shannon and Nick discuss cults, religious trauma, and other subjects that might be triggering for some listeners. Please take care of yourself. Join Shannon and Nick for a dive into the murky waters of CULTS! Don’t worry though, they don’t expect you to have twenty folding chairs available at any time (an actual requirement from one of the aforementioned cults), but you will hear Nick report on the experiences of a close friend who was in a cult for a time. They have a long talk about TERFs in the witch community (something that Wands and Fronds vehemently opposes), and specifically discuss the very public and very awful comments made by the founder of Dianic Wicca. On the lighter side of things, Shannon covers a plant with a CULT FOLLOWING (get it?), the Fiddle Leaf Fig. She also accidentally offends wandering Greek poets (again, big apologies), and shares a ritual to help you heal from religious trauma syndrome. To get in touch with these witches to share rubies, invitations to Atlantis, suggestions for Nick’s north-facing balcony, or to just let Shannon have it for her careless comments aimed at the wandering poet community, you can email WandsandFrondsPod@gmail.com or message them on Instagram @WandsandFrondsPod.
Warning: you'll want all of them.
Warning: you'll want all of them.
What's your favorite plant? Houseplant Appreciation Day is January 10th and I spent some time talking to Meg from Plant Garage in Denver to get the low down on all things houseplants. We talked about the easiest plants to care for, the hardest to keep alive, the best for gifts, and the ones you see everywhere! This interview was filled with mind blowing information that had me reeling and filled with anxiety learning I was potting my plants all wrong!
Join Plant Mom as she talks about how to care for your fiddle leaf fig. For more information, visit https://maristpodcasting.com/plantmom/, or @plantmompodcast on Instagram. With any plant questions or topics you'd like to hear about, email plantmompodcast@gmail.com. Theme Song: Wholesome by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5050-wholesome License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Hosted and produced by Madison Roberts.
While we check in on our winterizing efforts and recommendations for movies and TV, we also talk about Stephania erecta, Stephania nova, Tylecodon, and [many] other plants. But don't worry - we still argue! Stephen claims that all succulents are "his thing," and then Matthew gives us a glimpse of the inner turmoil a Fiddle Leaf Fig, thoughts about a potential Dracaena, and a sliver of unoccupied window can cause him. Stephen offers a useful solution that will take nine years.
In this episode, we discuss all aspects of taking care of fiddle leaf figs. Questions discussed in this episode; Why is it called a Fiddle Leaf Fig? Where did it originate? Are they easy or hard to take care of? How much do they cost on average? What to look for when buying one? What pests to look out for? How often should I water it? Where should it be placed in my home? What are it's sunlight needs? How often do I fertilize it? Should I prune it and how? How to propagate a FLF? When do I repot it? Does it like humidity? Extra Care Tips Products discussed in this episode; Rooting Hormone - https://amzn.to/33is6P1 Potting Soil - https://amzn.to/34eQSi1 (As Amazon Associates we receive a small commission from qualifying sales at no extra cost to you) Thanks for listening! Consider leaving a review for our podcast. Follow us; Instagram - @tenneyplants YouTube - Tenney Plants Channel Blog - www.tenneyplants.com Pinterest - Tenney Plants Email us! - tenneyplantsgmail.com
In the plant community, the Ficus Lyrata, aka the Fiddle Leaf Fig, is known to be the most finicky plant out there. Yet, it doesn't stop us from bringing one home. During this 1-hour workshop Jade, the Black Plant Chick will share her secrets to growing healthy Fiddle Leaf Figs. Topics like proper lighting, fertilizing, growth, notching, soil, and much more will be discussed. Bring your favorite beverage and questions for a fun-filled night. Workshop Cost $10 Register Here ⬇️ https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0d4dafa92ca5fcc07-fiddle
Welcome to episode eleven! We’ve always known we needed to have an episode chatting with the oh so knowledgeable, warm and welcoming Jen from Relationship Bootcamp and what better time to speak to a therapist than during a global pandemic! This episode focuses on the theme ‘finding your fit’ whether it be with personal relationships, business relationships and everything in between. Throw in some words of wisdom from Brené Brown, tips for working from home and other gems that only a seriously world-class therapist could come up with and boom, you have one heck of an episode. Enjoy! Jen’s Current Edit P.volve fitness workouts Samsung Galaxy Buds Yiota’s Current Edit Lorraine & Blair Handmade Pyjamas from https://lorraineandblair.com.au/ Her house plants - Frank the Fiddle Leaf Fig and Catherine the Calathea Show mentions: Brené Brown’s BRAVING acronym: https://daretolead.brenebrown.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/BRAVING.pdf Marble Jar Friends, the Anatomy of Trust with Brené Brown: https://brenebrown.com/videos/anatomy-trust-video/ Find Jen at: http://www.relationshipbootcamp.com.au/ Instagram @relationshipbootcamp Facebook: Search for Relationship Bootcamp to like her page Imperfect Podcast with Jen and Kel on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2medtppRQfu4hWxWJbk8ap?si=vhGGCe4NSDujyMzq7glGfw Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSmL-Tgw2jimX9nRhNAsGtg Catch you next time! Y + C x Got some feedback? Head to www.ourbusinessedit.co/suggestions Make sure you are following us over on Instagram to keep up with us day to day over on Instagram @ourbusinessedit Hosts: Yiota Athousis aka Ola Digital (IG: @oladigital.co) Website designer extraordinaire, head to www.oladigital.co to enquire about her services Claire McKeen aka The Keen Collective (IG: @claire.mckeen / formerly @thekeencollective) Marketing and business consultant, head to www.thekeencollective.co to get in touch
In today's episode of Backpacker Radio, presented by The Trek, we are joined by Sarah Jones Decker, author of the new gorgeous photobook "The Appalachian Trail: Backcountry Shelters, Lean-tos, and Huts". We learn what goes into a project as massive as doing a photo essay of all of the AT's shelters, Sarah's personal favorites, the history of these structures, which have the best privies, and much more. Sarah is also the co-owner of Root Bottom Farms, an organic farm based in North Carolina, and we selfishly pick her brain on how to suck less as plants. We close out the show with a triple crown of things that start with "W", a pupdate, some suggestions for using trail runners on rocky terrain, and another edition of Backcountry Matchmaking. BACKPACKER RADIO MERCH Interview with Sarah Jones Decker "Harvest" Website Rottbottom Farm Website AT Shelter Book Instagram QOTD: “Why is it so hard to keep houseplants alive?" Save 15% at GossamerGear.com by using code "ATDRINK15" at checkout. Save 5% at Zpacks.com by using code “THANKSZACH” at checkout. Hikerlink! Backpacker Radio Merch! Intro Song: Walking Slow by Animal Years Intro beats: Pauly Boy Shallcross Check out Trail Correspondents Check out The Attempt! [divider] 00:03:00 - Sarah’s Backpacking Resume 00:04:00 - Sarah has hiked the AT twice! 00:05:15 - Differences on the AT in 2008 vs. 2018-2019? 00:07:37 - What was your inspiration to thru-hike the AT? 00:08:25 - Are thru-hikers now the same as when you were 16? 00:08:50 - What is your educational background? 00:10:37 - Give us the intro to your AT Shelters book! 00:13:00 - Have you always been into history? 00:14:00 - How did you document while hiking? 00:14:38 - What are the most inconvenient shelters to get to? 00:18:40 - Is breastfeeding ever an issue on trail? 00:19:30 - When did the initial shelter book idea come to you? 00:20:00 - Did you fall into any type of routine? 00:21:00 - Additional contributors 00:23:00 - Elevator Pitch of AT shelters 00:26:34 - How many shelters can you get pizza delivered to? 00:31:00 - Camera Gear Setup 00:32:55 - What’s your favorite shelter? 00:37:47 - What’s the most underrated shelter? 00:40:00 - Double Shelters 00:45:00 - What shelter has the most history? 00:47:00 - What is it like to release a book during a pandemic? 00:48:00 - How many events did you have to cancel? 00:49:15 - What is the oldest shelter? 00:54:09 - What’s the biggest shelter? 00:54:54 - Which shelter has the best view? 00:57:00 - Conflicting Information 00:58:50 - Best Privy on the AT? 01:07:20 - One shelter you wouldn’t sleep in?01:11:57 - What shelter has the best water source? 01:14:33 - What is the Priest shelter? 01:15:03 - Top tips for trail shelter etiquette 01:17:27 - The Shelter Graveyard 01:18:20 - The Only Shelter That Was Ever Stolen 01:19:20 - Tips for people who want to pitch a book to the ATC? 01:30:12 - Someone had a baby in her house and lied about it 01:33:18 - What tips do you have for starting photographers? 01:36:30 - You are a mom? 01:37:50 - Carrying a baby 01:39:54 - How does hiking change with a child? 01:41:38 - What about Falling with a baby? 01:43:17 - Advice for hiking with a baby? 01:45:17 - How do you manage diapers while hiking? 01:46:29 - Tell us about your poster of 444 different AT signs? 01:47:35 - The AT poster 01:50:25 - Can we talk about gardening? Introduction to Rootbottom Farm. 01:54:20 - What’s killing our plants?? 01:56:30 - Tricks for a Fiddle Leaf Fig? 02:01:03 - Which plants are friends? 02:02:30 - 101 for starting a raised bed garden? 02:07:33 - Can you tell us about microgreens? 02:16:00 - Where to find Sarah? SEGMENTS 02:17:00 - Triple Crown of things that start with W. 02:23:42 - Pupdates 02:31:20 - Did Chaunce watch the Last Dance? 02:32:50 - Mail Bag 02:37:28 - 5 Star Review 02:39:29 - Stickers? 02:40:26 - Backcountry Matchmaking Katie, @katiecoryell Ross, @Ross_Berry Debi, Email: debirodriguez4@gmail.com Instagram: @Bluemoonrising2021, or Facebook: Debi Rodriguez (BlueMoon). Have any praise, questions, praise, comments, praise or praise for Backpacker Radio? Reach out to podcast@thetrek.co. Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes (and please leave us a review)! Find us on Stitcher and Google Play. Support us on Patreon to get bonus content. A super big thank you to our Chuck Norris Award winner(s) from Patreon: Andrew, Austen McDaniel, Christopher Marshburn, ineedcoffee 17, S11N, Sawyer Products, and Thomas Fullner. A big thank you to our Cinnamon Connection Champions from Patreon: Dcnerdwallet, Jacob Northrup, Jason Lawrence, Jeff LaFranier, Jeffrey Miller, Mark Snook, Mitchell, Peter, Peter Ellenberg, Zoe Jenkins Follow The Trek, Chaunce, Badger, and Trail Correspondents on Instagram. Follow The Trek and Chaunce on YouTube. Follow Backpacker Radio, and Chaunce on Facebook. Follow The Trek on Twitter and sign up for our newsletter.
It's Diva Week! I'm bringing you expert advice on how to care for five demanding houseplants, broken down into bite-sized episodes every weekday. First up: Ficus lyrata, the fiddle leaf fig, with care tips from expert grower @planttrekker. For full show notes visit https://www.janeperrone.com/on-the-ledge/2020/5/15/episode-140-diva-week
Take a trip with Alyssa and Kristen as we divulge the secrets of the Seven Sisters Bridge and all the misery experienced there, before pivoting to the Argo Hotel which is, unfortunately, not based on the film. Ben Affleck would be proud of this one, y'all - better not miss it. Let's go see a ghost (#includewomen)!
Are we still thinking about our Fiddle Leaf Figs? The Plant Daddies attempt a Ficus lyrata deep dive, with special attention paid to those mature plants we may have bought during that craze a few years ago. If yours is now growing into the ceiling and/or misshapen… what now?? Matthew details his myriad attempts to create bushier trees, and then hatches a bold new plan. And don't miss another one of Stephen's vaguely rude descriptions of a plant he just isn't that into!
We Can Only Get Better! Kati & Sean's first podcast episode… Opinions That Don’t Matter! Where did we go wrong? Paris, Fiddle Leaf Fig mania & our 2019 year-end review.Kati’s Tik Tok @Katimorton Sean’s Tik Tok @hatori_seanz ------ Video version of Opinions That Don't Matter https://www.youtube.com/c/OpinionsThatDontMatter Ask Kati Anything! (2nd podcast) audio: https://askkatianything.buzzsprout.com/Ordering Kati's book Are u ok? http://bit.ly/2s0mULy BUSINESS EMAIL linnea@toneymedia.com MAIL PO Box #665 1223 Wilshire Blvd. Santa Monica, CA 90403
It's one of the most instagrammed plants on the planet, but do you know how to keep one alive? Today, we spill the green thumb secrets to keep your plant thriving. Your hosts:Katrina O'Brien, Managing Editor (@katrina.obrien36)Fiona Gould, Style Editor (@fiona_gould_stylist)Produced by:Denis DugganTo get in touch, email us at homebeautiful@pacificmags.com.au. For more inspiring content, join our Home Beautiful Facebook Page or follow along on Instagram at @homebeautiful. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe! And make sure to share this episode with your friends. https://www.facebook.com/homebeautifulmag/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
So thrilled to be joined again by Leslie Halleck after the wildly successful two part episode on Understanding Natural Light (Episodes 46 and 47) last season. After the success of her recent book, Gardening Under Lights, Leslie published a new book this month on propagation called Plant Parenting. Today Leslie joins me to discuss not the techniques for propagation, by how plants actually multiply. Today’s episode is meant to help us zoom out and understand the overarching reasons for why the propagation projects we know and love are so successful. It is the perfect conversation to enrich our understanding of our plants and how intelligently designed they are. Leslie Halleck is a Horticulturalist by education and profession with a passion for plants and gardening. She has worked in many sectors of the gardening industry, from nurseries, to being the Director of Horticulture Research at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden to founding Halleck Horticultural, a consulting service for Green Industry businesses. Her book, Gardening under Lights; The Complete Guide for Indoor Growers, is the ultimate guide to understanding artificial lighting for indoor growers of any experience level. Her new book Plant Parenthood In this episode we learn: what is Totipotency the different types of cuttings for propagation roots vs shoots How to properly propagate a Fiddle Leaf Fig tree- and what not to do the most common way to propagate the science behind how plant cuttings instigate root growth (and dos and don'ts you need to know) best practices for taking great cuttings best cuttings to start with for beginners Mentioned in the episode: Support Bloom and Grow Radio by becoming a Plant Friend on Patreon! Come to our Bloom and Grow Radio Happy Hour/Plant Swap and Live Taping in Philly! Details Here Leslie's books: Gardening Under Lights and Plant Parenting: Easy Ways to Make New Houseplants (Bloom and Grow Affiliate Links) GIVEAWAY! To participate in the giveaway of one signed copy of Leslie's new book, visit the @bloomandgrowradio instagram account and check out the post about today's episode. Instructions for the giveaway are there! Giveaway ends June 18th, 2019. Thank you Bloem Living for Sponsoring today's episode! Bloem Living makes flower pots and garden accessories in the USA that are clever, efficient and fun! They have a garden accessory or container for every garden! Discover their products at www.bloemliving.com - there you can find your local Bloem Living dealer, or see the many websites you can order their products from! You can also check out my amazon storefront for a selection of my favorite Bloem products! Follow Leslie Halleck: Book: Plant Parenting and Gardening Under Lights Instagram Twitter Pinterest Facebook Website: https://lesliehalleck.com/ Follow Maria and Bloom and Grow Radio: Support Bloom and Grow Radio by becoming a Plant Friend on Patreon! Instagram and Facebook: @BloomandGrowRadio Subscribe to the Bloom and Grow Youtube Show! /Bloomandgrowradio Website: www.bloomandgrowradio.com Join the (free) Garden Club: www.bloomandgrowradio.com/garden-club
Episode 8- Fiddle Leaf FigAccording to the Phil spring is coming early so we are talking about my favorite spring plant, the Fiddle Leaf Fig! Coming up of Episode 8 of South Metro Denver Real Estate Report. Recording from South Denver where the real estate market fluctuates as much as our weather this is South Metro Denver Real Estate Report and I am your host Joy Fraser licensed broker and owner of Colorado Luxury Houses powered by Keller Williams. This is Episode 8- Fiddle Leaf Fig.7 Day Real Estate Report for South Metro Denver- The boundaries for these stats are Arapahoe Rd. Santa Fe at an angle to include Roxbourgh. The south is to include Castle Rock, Franktown, and Elizabeth. Then on the east we go up through the country to include Parker and South Aurora. Attached Properties are down by 17 homes on the market to 220 active listings. The least expensive is a new one in Parker! It’s priced under $200k at $194,900 (2/1 770 sq ft and built in 1973). The most expensive is the same new construction home in Castle Pines priced at $890k (4/3 2835 sqft.). 51 went UC in last 7 days, which is 14 more than last week. 27 closed in last 7 days which is 17 more than last week. And of all of the sold properties in the last 6 months the list price to sold price 99.77% and the days of market was 19. -931Detached Properties on the market which is down by more than 41 properties from last weeks report.The least expensive home is in Elizabeth (3/3 1,940 sqft) and it has the best red door! And you know what they say about houses with red doors? Well hire me to be your real estate agent and I will tell you! And the most expensive home still hasn’t changed, including price improvements. The median price of all the homes on the market is $620k. For $620 you can get a great home in Lone Tree which is a centrally located neighborhood that might need some updating but it’s (4/3 3871 sqft with a 10,000 sqft lot). 160 went UC in last 7 days, which has an uptick of 39 additional homes going under contract. 115 sold in last 7 days so there is an increase of 62 properties that sold this week. And of all of the sold properties in the last 6 months the list price to sold price 99.17% and the days of market was 26. What’s Hot!Fiddle Leaf Fig plants are what’s hot right now. If you are on any photo sharing website and looking at home decor then I bet you have seen a Fiddle Leaf Fig in the background you just might not have known it. They have giant leafs that can instantly give a room color, life, and complete it all together. I should warn you, they are a little tricky to keep. So if real plants aren’t your thing then you can get a large faux Fiddle Leaf Fig plant for your home. If you want an easier real plant for you home to welcome spring I really recommend the snake plant also known as the mother-in-laws tongue. It needs water every few weeks not that much sunlight which makes them so tolerante for many owners. Tip of the Day-When you are selling your home get greenery and put it in your home. Get house plants that you like and can move with you to your next home, on your kitchen table or island a big bowl of green apples and at the front door nothing beats the curb appeal and welcoming someone to your home like two giant boston ferns! Buyers, if you are in a rental get a house plant and enjoy it in your rental and then bring it with you to your new home. It will instantly give warmth to your new space! Truth or Fail-If all agents were forced to wear a warning label, what would yours say?Don’t forget to play Would you rather on Instragram tomorrow just follow me @realtorjoyfraser. And if you or any of your friends or family have any real estate needs I am ready to help them visit my website at coloradoluxuryhouses.comThanks for listening to South Metro Denver Real Estate Report with
Happy News Years! Today I’m reviewing the lessons I’ve learned in all of the incredible conversations I’ve had over the 49 episodes of Bloom and Grow Radio. Man, I have learned so much! In the episode we discuss what I’ve learned about: Drainage Episode 08: Dirty Talk with Darryl from Houseplant Journal Succulents Episode 3: How to Not Kill You're your Succulents Episode 35: How to Grow Desert Plants and Succulents Indoors Artificial and Natural Light Episode 12: Everything You Need to Know About Indoor Grow lights Episode 45, 46: Understanding Natural Light Specific Plant Care Episode 33: Monstera 101 Episode 25: Fiddle Leaf Fig 101 Episode 14: Pilea Peperomiodes 101 Episode 29: Indoor Citrus 101 Episode 32: Airplants 101 Episode 44 and 45: Aroids 101 (2 parts) Episode 44 Part 1 Episode 45 Part 2 DIY (which are fun and not hard and scary!) Episode 16: Mounting Epiphytes Episode 19: Terrarium 101 Episode 22: Windowsill Herb Gardening Episode 42: How to Make a Moss Pole Episode 36: Growing a Large Urban Jungle in a Small Space Heart warming and informative episodes that aren’t directly about plant care, but teach important lessons and information Episode 27: Plants in the Classroom Episode 37: Horticultural Therapy Episode 43: Your Brain on Plants Plant Side Chats: Life Lessons Learned in the Garden Episode 10: Bloom and Grow at Your Own Rate Episode 21: The Changing of the Seasons Episode 28: The Tale of the Tomato Episode 40: Pruning (in life, and with plants) Episode 48: You’re Doing Great Join the Bloom and Grow Garden Club www.bloomandgrowradio.com/garden-club Interested in what grow lights and planty products I use? Check out my resources page: www.bloomandgrowradio.com/resources
What do I do if my fiddle leaf fig has brown spots? How much sunlight should my fiddle leaf fig get? Should I fertilize my fiddle leaf fig? How do I keep my fiddle leaf fig alive!? Claire Akin from Fiddle Leaf Fig Plant Resource answers each one of these questions (and even some more!) in today's show. She is the fiddle leaf fig expert and after implementing her advice your fiddle leaf fig will thank you! SHOW NOTES: http://dustyhegge.com/podcast/9 Instagram: http://instagram.com/growwellpodcast
Alan Yip, Masters in Horticulture and Biodiversity, joins today for a discussion on houseplants. Alan is an expert on orchids, and we will do an upcoming episode specifically on those. Here we talk about all things houseplants, focusing on ones which are easy to grow, tips for making them thrive, and common problems and solutions. We also dive into which houseplants are the popular ones currently. We’ve gone retro, because 1970’s houseplants are in! Popular plants discussed include Monstera and Ficus lyrata (aka Fiddle Leaf Fig). To ask questions for future shows, submit them at Flower Power Garden Hour Facebook page, The Plant Lady Facebook page, or Instagram. You can also email Marlene questions, future show topic requests and feedback at msimon@marlenesimon.net
I’m thrilled to be welcoming Hilton Carter, or what I like to call him, the “King of Jungle by the Falls” to the show! Hilton is a huge part of the online plant community, with over 120,000 followers who love his photos of his insanely beautiful and curated collection of plants in his home, and his event space, Jungle by the Falls. In addition to his successful personal Instagram account and acting as the “Plant Doctor” for Apartment Therapy’s new plant themed Instagram @iplanteven, Hilton also has an online store where he sells his personally designed propagation vessels or “cradles,”, and other various plant prints and accessories. AND he just launched his “Service at the Jungle” series, which is a dinner service in his planty Jungle by the Falls event space, that showcases the talents of local chefs along side his incredible plant collection. Hilton has his soil covered hands in many different planty pots and we discuss all of them today, in addition to his tips on styling plants for your personal design aesthetic. In this episode we learn: - Hilton’s upbringing and how he got inspired to collect plants - The differences in his plant collection as he has lived in various cities across the country - His current collection - How he approaches styling his home with plants - How different “vibes” bring different plants into a home - How it’s important to find your number of plants that thrive for your space and not go over it - How Hilton and his lovely wife divide the plant chores - Pots, pots and more pots - The scoop on his propagation cradles - How to propagate a Fiddle Leaf Fig leaf properly - How Jungle by the Falls was created - The genius idea of “Service by the Falls” Follow Hilton: @hiltoncarter @junglebythefalls @serviceatthejungle www.thingsbyhc.com Follow Bloom and Grow Radio: @bloomandgrowradio and join the Garden Club! www.bloomandgrowradio.com/garden-club Thank you to this episodes sponsor, Gardenuity! Gardenuity creates complete custom gardens for your particular location. They match you with the best DIY herb and veggie kits that will thrive in your location (down to your zip code) and send you all the instructions and follow up support you need to have a home grown harvest. For more information visit www.gardenuity.com and use code BLOOM at checkout to receive a free Garden Inspired Salt with your grow kit!
CliffCentral.com — The super fashionable Ficus Lyrata - commonly known as the Fiddle Leaf Fig - is one of the trendiest indoor plants and has recently had a resurgence in popularity because of its beautifully shaped leaves and elegant form. The fiddle leaf fig is a lush, broad-leafed small tree that will add a touch of wild and a sense of jungle to your home. Armed with great info from Lifestyle Home Garden to help you flourish with your Fiddle Leaf Fig, Gareth and the team look at the practical tools to help you keep your Fiddle Leaf Fig alive and thriving. Lifestyle Home Garden
The Fiddle Leaf Fig, also known as Ficus Lyrata, has been steadily taking over our instagram, pinterest and drool worthy magazine spreads for some time now. It seems to be many interior designers favorite planty accent to a room. Although it may be a plant that’s a go to for design, it isn’t a recommended “beginner” plant, as it’s been known to be somewhat finicky or high maintenance. Today, Erin Kobayashi, of the instagram account @leighkiyoko, joins us to talk all things Fiddle Leaf Fig. Erin is the proud plant mom of TWO fiddle leaf fig trees: Figgy Spice and Notorious F.I.G. and she joins us to discuss her journey caring for these plants and what she’s learned along the way. She is also the cofounder of the #FLFFriday hashtag with @alina.fassakhova and shares the reason for creating the #flffriday movement. In this episode we learn: -The story behinds Erin’s personal collection and what plant she is loving these days -The stories behind her two insta famous Fiddle Leaf Figs- Notorious FIG and Figgy Spice - Fiddle Leaf Fig Care 101- water, light, fertilizing, pruning Types of Fiddle Leaf Plants Why they are so appealing - Why Erin created #FLFFriday with Alina Mentioned in the conversation: Fiddleleaffigplant.com Black Coral Taro (Colocasia Esculenta) Follow Erin and Figgy Spice and Notorious FIG IG: @leighkiyoko Use #FLFFriday to connect with other Fiddle Leaf lovers in the world! and follow the other founder @alina.fassakhova Follow Bloom and Grow Radio: Garden Club: www.bloomandgrowradio.com/garden-club IG: @bloomandgrowradio Facebook: www.facebook.com/bloomandgrowradio www.bloomandgrowradio.com Special thank you to the Bloom and Grow Radio Media Plant Lady Intern Chelsey Zaplachinski for editing this episode! She is another Canadian on the Bloom and Grow Team! Check out her incredible planty photos at @plants_vs_cats and her gorgeous photography portfolio @chelseymeganmedia
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