Plant Therapy: Turning Nature Into Your Personal Playlist
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It's now time for your weekly detox with Tom Schwartz.
Guys, what is up? Harmony check. I'm feeling good in the neighborhood. Valley season three starts today. How you feeling? You look good. You feel good? My God, the internet's been crazy lately. Socials are going off. The internet is ablaze. A lot of drama. Man, they say if these walls could talk. Lately, at least today, I've been wondering, what if our houseplants could talk? Do they listen? Do they understand us on some level when we talk to them? Like we talk to our cats, our dogs, our friends, family, loved ones, maybe to the voices inside of our heads, maybe to yourself in the mirror. Careful with that mirror work. We'll do a whole episode on that. But I'm asking you guys, do you talk to your plants? Maybe you should.
Do you confide your juiciest secrets in them? Would you be stressing out if you found out your plants are listening all the time? Probably a little bit. Can you imagine if all the houseplants from all of our favorite Bravo shows got together and started a podcast? My God, that shit would be juicy. But today's episode, we're going to open up a portal to another world. Yeah, we're going to interview my houseplants. Okay, stick with me, okay? I don't want to lose you. I know what you're thinking. Schwartzy, you got to lay off the shroomies. Or is this an April Fool's joke? No. You guys, there's research that supports this. Our plants being able to detect and respond to the things we say. Not the words per se, but like the vibrations, the vibes.
Right? Maybe they don't understand exactly what I mean when I'm crying because they forgot my Diablo sauce. My delivery order. But maybe they feel me.
How can plants communicate and respond to us?
You feel? Yeah. Certain frequencies such as like gentle music, soft voices, nature sounds, good vibes can have a positive effect on plant growth. There's science to support this. Also, bad vibes, harsh vibrations can cause stress, slow growth. I was thinking today we check in with my plants, do a little drama, detox, a digital detox. You guys in? You heard right. Yeah, stick with me. We're going to hopefully hear My House Plants Make Music For Us with Joe Patitucci, the founder of PlantWave and CEO of DataGarden. It's a company that pioneers technology for translating plant electrical signals into music. Can you dig it? Yes. Sweet. Big day. Valley season three premiere. Internet's crazy right now. We could all use a little digital detox.
My God. Summer House, Amanda West. The Bachelor canceled. alright I'm gonna mind my business because well people on that show are my friends also I don't want to give Bravo PR any gray hairs stress anybody out you know I'm not really a culture vulture gossip hound although I do enjoy it I do partake but I just felt like we'd use a little a little detox today yeah okay I was feeling kind of sad about the whole thing you know what thing kind of made me sad Yeah, man, but yeah, I thought it'd be nice to cut through the noise. Take a little break. Take a nice deep breath. Take a deep breath of that sweet, sweet oxygen that our plants give us. Thank you, plants. Without you, we'd be dead. Our little chlorophyll confidants.
Thank you for purifying our air and allowing us to live. Yeah, man. You give us life. And you guys can't even remember to water them. Can't even get a little fertilizer. You need to remember this next time you forget to water your plants. They're very much alive. We don't always acknowledge that. And they're moving. They're dynamic. They react to external stimuli. Are they conscious? It's a whole philosophical debate. A great YouTube rabbit hole. If you want to go down there. But... Yeah, let's go check in the studio with Joe. And hopefully we're going to hear a little symphony from my plants. Yeah, with Joe. He needs to explain to us how it works. This is going to be cool. It's going to be groovy. All right, next stop, studio with Joe.
Let's go.
Let's get into it. Okay, you guys, very special guest in the house today. Joe is in the house, founder of Plant Wave. We got Johanna in the house. Aaron's here.
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