E04: HOA Nightmare, Oxford's *uck-Up, AND An Interview With @BotanicalOtter (Colonialism in Plant Collecting?)
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In Episode 4, Tanya tries to convince Jos to cure a headache with a disgusting espresso-lemon concoction. And she gets worked up about the "fast fashion" of Christmas plants. We also head deep into the jungles of Borneo for a reality check on what it means to be a modern "Plant Hunter."
In this episode:
Spilling the Plant Tea:
Anthurium Confusion: Jos finally clears up the mess between Anthurium 'Darkest Panama', BVEP, and A. antolakii.
Viral Drama: The Oxford University Rafflesia discovery video went viral, but who got erased from the narrative? We discuss the backlash regarding the Indonesian researchers.
Feature: The Poinsettias:
Why Poinsettias are the ultimate "fast fashion" of the plant world.
The Aztec history behind the name (yes, it involves bird poop).
Jos rates new Poinsettia cultivars: From 'Freedom Peppermint' to the 'Country Kilts' (the "Red Thai Constellation" of Poinsettias).
Interview: Fraser Cook (@BotanicalOtter):
Joining us from Borneo, Fraser discusses reclaiming the term "Plant Hunter."
"Plant Flexing": Why influencers showing off expensive poached plants is the "Tiger King" energy of horticulture.
Fair Trade Plants: Can we get Forest Stewardship Council certification for our houseplants?
Overrated/Underrated: Why Anthuriums are oversaturated, and Scindapsus deserves more love.
Rate That Weird Plant:
The "Cage" Hoya (Hoya decipulae).
The "3D Printed" Plant (Aponogeton madagascariensis).
The "Penile" Bucket Orchid (Coryanthes) and what Jos saw
Mentioned in this episode:
Guest: Fraser Cook @botanicalotter
Viral Rafflesia Story: Dr. Chris Thorogood and the Oxford University
Plant Provenance: https://plantprovenance.com
Connect with us:
Email: PropCulture@hortikult.com
Website: hortikult.com/podcast