In this episode, Irene Chen visits a remarkable private garden in Borneo guided by owner Ong, where tropical plants thrive in layered abundance. As they walk through the garden, Ong shares practical insights on potting media, fertilizer use, propagation methods, and adapting care to shifting weather patterns. The conversation also touches on evolving plant-buying trends, from single cuttings to fluctuating market prices, offering a grounded look at how cultivation, patience, and plant health matter far more than hype. The tour highlights a deep respect for tropical ecosystems and the everyday practices that allow them to flourish.
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