Leaf Propagation: Plants You Can Grow From a Single Leaf
The Lab | Leaf Propagation Pinterest is full of trays of single leaves sprouting baby plants, and for the right plants it really is that … Read more
The lab has science-based care guides for rare and common indoor plants.
The Lab | Leaf Propagation Pinterest is full of trays of single leaves sprouting baby plants, and for the right plants it really is that … Read more
The Lab | Kitchen Plants A kitchen usually has two very different spots for plants: a bright window, often over the sink, and counters or … Read more
The Lab | Bathroom Plants Bathrooms look like the perfect home for houseplants: warm, humid and often unused for most of the day. The catch … Read more
The Lab | Plants That Grow in Water Glass jars of trailing vines are all over Pinterest, and many popular houseplants really will grow roots … Read more
The Lab | Ponytail Palm Care The ponytail palm (Beaucarnea recurvata, sometimes sold as Nolina) isn’t a palm at all. UW-Madison Extension explains it is … Read more
The Lab | Venus Fly Trap Care The Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) grows wild in only one place on Earth: the wet, sandy, nutrient-poor bogs … Read more
The Lab | String of Hearts Care String of hearts (Ceropegia woodii, also classified as Ceropegia linearis subsp. woodii) is a trailing succulent vine with … Read more
The Lab | Bromeliad Care Bromeliads are tropical rosette plants, many of them epiphytes, sold for their long-lasting colorful bracts: guzmanias, vrieseas, aechmeas (urn plants), … Read more
The Lab | Peperomia Care Peperomias are small, slow-growing houseplants in the pepper family (Piperaceae), grown for their thick, often patterned leaves: watermelon, ripple, baby … Read more