{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/690b8ccb68ccec9b8efe9e3b/6aaac12afce2f88226cfe98a?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"Plant Blindness vs. Tree Maximalists","description":"Greta Johnsen talks with Caller Ben about plant blindness, the quiet magic of birch trees, and why his 9-foot houseplant basically counts as a pet.<br><br>What You'll Hear:<br><br>Plant Blindness, Explained: Ben breaks down why our brains are wired to notice movement over stillness, and why that leaves so many plants quietly unseen.<br><br>Birch Trees and Golden Hour Light: Greta and Ben trade favorite trees, from towering Texas pecans to papery-barked birches, and talk about how light quietly shapes a whole day.<br><br>The 9-Foot Dracaena: Ben introduces his towering, ornament-friendly houseplant, proof that sometimes the best pets have roots instead of paws.<br><br>CHAPTERS:<br>00:00 Grandma's \"wake\" and giant succulents<br>01:39 Welcome, Caller Ben!<br>02:14 What is plant blindness?<br>13:00 Seeking out birch trees<br>17:49 Ben's Dracaena<br>21:26 Good nights!","author_name":"Hatch Podcasts"}