Plant Carnivory & Nepenthes — Plant One On Me — Ep 046
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Published 2017-12-28
This will be a two-part series, including (spoiler alert) a proper greenhouse tour next week, so if you don’t get to see enough cool carnivorous plants in this one, don’t fret: more on that soon. But don’t miss this episode either because Domonick drops some serious knowledge on plants that I don’t particularly collect.
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All Comments (21)
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"I know my tops.." I love this guy!
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Wow, his passion is so infectious! I was mesmerized by this interview, thank you for posting it. I learned so much!
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I love the greenhouse tours from this channel! ❤
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OMG he can take me out anytime! Damn handsome.
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Thank you Summer for all your"field trips", with great interviews and I always learn more about plants.
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This is my favorite video from you so far wow amazing this guy is awesome so inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing his story with us. I cant wait to run n find my first pitcher plant. Omg I'm so excited what a treasure this guy is so inspirational. Another fish here who is about to go bonkers with a new bunch of plants!
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Deforestation, illegal logging, palm oil plantations, and on top of it, our government is planning to relocate the capital there. This could lead to two, either the presence of the new capital will prompt the need for conservation or encourage more deforestation for settlement.
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OMG, I'm having so much fun exploring these places with you. I remember seeing pitcher plants for the first time as a child. Thanks for sharing.
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2:19 its so crazy how they grow up the trees in the wild
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these are beautiful plants and very helpful information.
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Brilliant questions Summer! This grower is amazing, I loved this interview.
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I loved this episode, best one yet!
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Hi. Just wanna point out that the Borneo Island & Mt. Trusmadi is in Malaysia, not Indonesia. I’m from Kota Kinabalu where Mt. Kinabalu is located & known for the Nepenthes plant & Rafflesia flower. People often confuse Malaysia & Indonesia but that’s ok. We’re neighbouring countries 😁 Love this informative video. So glad that people appreciates the Nepenthes plant & are learning how to care for them.
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Greetings from Chicago! Just wanted to thank you for introducing us to all these wonderful growers! Keep up the good work!
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Wow, what a fantastically interesting video...brilliant combination of two people with infectious personalities
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I love the music this episode😍
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That was great. I was just thinking of buying one for knats. How amazing so many varieties. Thanks for sharing.
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What an awesome interview thank you 😊
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I love this interview so much. Great job on selecting and giving great interviews, its such a delight to watch!
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Fun fact: Nepenthes comes from the ancient greek word "νηπενθής" [nee-pentheez], which is translated to non {νη- (nee)} grieving {-πένθος (penthos)}, meaning the one who does not grieve, the one who does not feel sadness. They definitely don't look like they feel any kind of guilt for their carnivorous nature!! Thanks for the great video Summer!
