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It’s barely dawn on a Sunday morning in July, and San Antonio talk radio host Bob Webster has already discussed blister beetles, root rot, the gloriousness of Labrador retrievers, and the state of his Boerne ranch with his callers. Currently on the line is Diego, concerned with his drooping sago palm, which is showing signs of distress after its owner’s return from a two-week vacation. Several remedies have proven unsuccessful, and Diego needs Webster’s guidance. After a series of intense and progressively gloomy questions, Webster delivers the verdict. The crown of the plant, where the root meets the stem, is dying, and swift action must be taken. But Diego is not left hopeless: a snip of the infected area and a dash of fertilizer called…

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