As we are in the hottest month of the year for us Northern Hemisphere plant friends, I thought

it would be pertinent to share this little nugget of knowledge with you on transpiration

and how water moves through our plants, as we are likely watering our plants more than we ever have before with this

insane heat we're all living through. And we're probably noticing the effects of

transpiration on our plants as we move through the heat so why not understand how it works.

Welcome Plant Friends to another teensy tiny nugget of knowledge on

Blue mangrove radio. Radio.

Welcome back to Bloom and Grow Radio Plan,

I hope you've had beautifully planned two weeks.

If you are newer to the podcast, this episode is a part of a mini series that shows up once a month on the podcast feed called nuggets of knowledge and it's sponsored by my virtual community platform the Bloom and Grow virtual garden society.

These episodes are small five minute snippets or what I call nuggets of all sorts of

knowledge being shared in the virtual garden society from our incredible horticulturist and

residents Leslie Halleck. It's my hope that you walk away from each minion

episode with a little nugget of knowledge to enhance your plant parent experience.

So this episode today is a teensy snippet from an epic lecture

that Leslie gave called Plant Transpiration,

how humidity and temperature impact your plants.

This is a sliver of one of 10 on-demand

lectures on plan science and plant care ranging from dormancy, seed

starting, watering, and so much more that are available at your fingertips the minute you join the Garden Society.

And considering that if you are in the Northern Hemisphere like me, you're living through an insane heat wave right now,

I figured there would be no better time to

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