Episode one of In Grower's Terms is live, and I started with a word every hoya grower already knows by feel, even if they've never said it out loud.
Peduncle. The stalk your hoya blooms from. The thing you're not supposed to cut, because a hoya will bloom from the same peduncle again and again. Twelve minutes on what the word actually means, where it comes from, and why your plant keeps its old flower stalks around like trophies.
Listen on Spotify now. Apple Podcasts as soon as Apple gets around to listing it.
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Until next time, keep observing, keep exploring, and keep speaking In Grower's Terms.