Plant Basics | Episode 06 | Guttation

Next episode of the Plant Basics Series ❤️ Covering everything from common issues, structure, functions and how plants really work. In this episode we cover - What is Guttation? Where does it come from, what causes it, and what does it tell us about how we are caring for our plants? 🌻
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Timestamps🌻
00:00-01:16 Intro
01:17 What does it look like?
01:49 How does it occur?
05:11 Where does it occur?
07:03 What can this tell us about plant care?
09:29 Outro
PAPERS:
Q. Dong, L. Fei, C. Wang, S. Hu & Z. Wang (2019). Cadmium excretion via leaf hydathodes in tall fescue and its phytoremediation potential. Environmental Pollution, Volume 252, Part B, September 2019, Pages 1406 - 1411.
B. Hossain & A. Sawada, (2017). Hydathode function and changes in contents of elements in eddo exposed to zinc in hydroponic solution. Plant Production Science 20(4):1-11.
M. Paauw, M. van Hulten, S. Chatterjee, J. A. Berg, N. W. Taks, M. Giesbers, M. M. S. Richard, H. A. van den Burg, (2023). Hydrathode immunity protects the Arabidopsis leaf vasculature against colonisation by bacterial pathogens. Current Biology, Volume 33, Issue 4, February 2023, Pages 697-710.
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[@idiosyncraticgirl1]

Great job! I am a high school biology teacher and you covered this topic exceptionally well!

[@elisabethak9502]

Very well explained. Thank you!

[@ronanhayes4968]

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[@susannahleopold6788]

Thanks for the well-researched video! I always see guttation on my marble queen too. And on my alocasia micholitziana as well - though less recently as I've been watering less and more frequently.

[@hberror404]

Ahhh this was so useful. I usually get it on my large form, mature monstera. I do let it go totally bone dry and then soak it through!!

[@renatecormick7399]

Hi Amy, thanks for another interesting topic in this series. I only have two plants that have water droplets on the leaf tips, both being Pothos. One is in leca and the other in a chunky mix I made up myself. It happens every time I water them and I find it so interesting. I’m glad you’ve explained this and stops me wondering what’s going on.

[@gfamily1943]

I suggest videos on oedema and extraflora nectaries. These are very often mistaken as one another and I’m always having to explain to newbies what it is

[@windyacresway]

Guttation will damage wood furniture and wood or laminate floors.