Okay, I'll admit this episode blew my mind. Did you know that plants release compounds that attract different bugs to them? Say aphids are munching on a tomato. Based on the type of aphid and the amount, a plant released a different combination of compounds / chemicals that attract the natural predators for aphids. BLEW. MY. MIND. Makes you think about all of the ways that nature is working that we simply don't see... **Thanks For Listening!** === If this is your first time listening to the podcast, _thank you_! Please leave a comment so I can get to know you better. My name is Kevin and I run [Epic Gardening](http://www.epicgardening.com), a website, [podcast](https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/epic-gardening-daily-gardening-tips-and-advice/id1221085548), and [YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/c/epicgardening). My goal is to teach 10,000,000 people how to grow their own food. I'm a big believer in Steemit and decentralized platforms, so I'm going _all in_ on Steemit, dtube, and dsound. Be sure to check me out there too! You'll find me writing about **gardening, travel, health, and philosophy** - I can't seem to stick to one topic :P Thanks and happy Steeming, ![af.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmWbWC3NkWXeieqVr6pWFApfHYHteVJ6i3jZt7C38uV36z/af.png) Kevin

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