HeyJaredPlants by Wade Lee Podcast
Do you feel emotionally connected to your plants? As if in the process of caring for them, they as well are caring for you. What about planty DIYs and thrifting for plant items. If I have your attention, then the plants by Wade Lee podcast is for you.
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Episode 60 w/ @homegrown.florida Petrina Steacy (opens the original)
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Episode 60 w/ @homegrown.florida Petrina Steacy In this episode, Petrina from Homegrown Florida shares her journey from IT to gardening, her unique approach to Florida gardening, and practical tips on planting, pest management, and seed saving. Discover how to adapt gardening strategies to Florida's climate and enjoy a thriving garden year-round.
Episode 59 w/ @solsoils Travis Thein (opens the original)
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Episode 59 w/ @solsoils Travis Thein In this episode, Travis Thein shares the story behind Sol Soils, their sustainable soil mixes, and innovative product development. Discover how a passion for plants led to a thriving business focused on quality, sustainability, and community impact.
Episode 58 w/ @jonathanhiebert Jonathan Hiebert (opens the original)
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Episode 58 w/ @jonathanhiebert Jonathan Hiebert What happens when a real-bearded Santa trades corporate burnout for flower crowns, TikTok, and a life built around joy? Jonathan Hiebert reveals how choosing authenticity changed everything—from his mental health to a social following that grew at lightning speed. What looks like whimsical content is actually a radical practice in self-trust. Jonathan shares the story behind becoming “Spring Santa,” why kindness and unconditional love are central t
Episode 57 w/ @thelecaqueen Dr. Nora Mutalima (opens the original)
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Episode 57 w/ @thelecaqueen Dr. Nora Mutalima Nora the Leca Queen shares her journey into semi-hydroponics, the benefits of using Leca clay balls, and practical tips for plant care enthusiasts. Discover how she transitioned from traditional potting to semi-hydro and the innovative methods she employs to keep her plants thriving.
Episode 56 w/ @woodlucker Ann Wood (opens the original)
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Episode 56 w/ @woodlucker Ann Wood She doesn’t just make paper flowers - she makes whole little worlds. Ann Wood told me she starts with one plant, studies every color, then hand-paints the paper before building it into something so real it makes you do a double take. That’s the part I love most - it’s not just botanical art. It’s observation, patience, and a deep respect for the tiny details most people walk right past. From zinnias to mushrooms to roots and insects, every piece feels like a re
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