Bob Ross Chia Pet

Rusty Blazenhoff 5:38 am Fri Aug 4, 2017

I'm glad to hear that the licensing department at Chia Pet headquarters is on top of giving the people what they really, really want. Case in point, they've made a Chia Pet fashioned after Joy of Painting host Bob Ross!

His signature 'fro will just grow and grow… "happy little trees," of course.

Btw, I was going use "All Hail the Bob Ross Chia Pet" as the headline but accidentally typed "Hair." I decided the typo was too perfect to change.

The Bob Ross Chia Pet is available for $19.99. (In fact, it's the #1 best-selling "Plant Germination Kit" on Amazon.)

(Dangerous Minds)

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