Hello Plant fans, it's on The Ledge podcast and I'm Jane Perrone coming at you with my brand new logo.

Yes, I hope you can see it on your pod app of choice now. My new logo in all. It's glory designed by Jacqueline Colley. Thanks so much to Jacqueline,

who did a fantastic work at embodying the essence of On the Ledge. If you go and check out my

Instagram at j.l.perone, you'll see the black and white version, which I'm using as the main

podcast logo, but there's also a version in two

different shades of green, which is rather striking too, which I'll also be keeping on hand

for various other projects. Do let me know which one you prefer. The logo features three plants,

Montre deliciosa, Sanseveria Cilindrica, and begonia maculata-YTI, three of my favourite house

plants. Obviously, there were so many more that we could have included, but you can't have them all.

So I picked those three to represent different kinds of houseplants. So I hope you like it.

I'm hoping to be getting some merch up and running before long

so you can buy your own on the ledge t-shirt, mug or tote bag. I'll keep you posted on that front.

And thanks to my Patreon subscribers who got a sneak preview of the early drafts of the logo and

helped me to streamline the design and get one that really worked.

And welcome to this week's new patrons. That's Sabrina, Matthew and Linda. Thanks so much to them.

And if you want to find out how to join Patreon and support on the ledge, take a look at my show notes at janeperone.com.

And this week I'm kicking off with a question about plants for dark and poorly ventilated spaces.

And then I'll be bringing you some more insights from my Dutch trip.

We'll be finding out why it's

the Koreans who are the best at cactus grafting and why smaller is better when it comes to

breeding agavees. But first we're mixing it up this week so let's deal with our question. It comes

from Fatma. She wants to spruce up the place

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