In The Grow

In The Grow

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In The Grow episodes

  • Starting Seeds

    Hello Plant People! This week we discuss starting seeds indoors, including advice on how and why you should consider it. 

    27 min
  • House Plant Care

    Hello Plant People! This week we’re bringing you basic house plant care with an overview of lighting, soil, and watering. 

    30 min
  • Christmas Leftovers

    Hello Plant People! We’re back for a new season of in the grow starting with an episode on Christmas leftovers! What? No, not food, we’re talking about plants you may have been gifted this holiday season. We’ve got tips on care and more. Join me, Rachel Boyd, and plant expert Vikram Baliga to get In the Grow. 

    30 min
  • Skyrim Flora

    Hello Plant People! This week on In the Grow, we're finishing up the season with a fun episode exploring the in-game flora of Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim and their real-world counterparts. We mentioned possibly doing a second part, but life happens, so we will wrap the season here and return in February to help get your gardens growing. Happy winter to you all!

     

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    25 min
  • In the Grow Live - Part 2

    This week on In the Grow, we're sharing the second part of our In the Grow Live recording from October. We've got some great questions from the audience to finish out the event.

     

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    19 min
  • In the Grow Live - Part 1

    Hello Plant People! In case you missed it, this week we’re sharing the first part of our In the Grow Live recording from October. We talk about more spooky plants and take some great questions from the audience. 

     

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    29 min
  • House Plant Pests

    Hello Plant People, this week we address common house plant pests. Listen in to learn more about mealy bugs, thrips, spider mites, and more.

     

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    30 min

About In The Grow

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Ready to embark on a wild botanical adventure with plant enthusiast Rachel Boyd and the Plant Prof himself, Vikram Baliga? For those looking to cultivate their garden, patch of grass, or sunny window…