The lab has science-based care guides for rare and common indoor plants.
Alocasia cucullata care requires bright filtered light, temperatures between 18 and 29 degrees Celsius, and a fast-draining peat-free compost that never sits soggy. This compact … Read more
Alocasia macrorrhizos care begins with one fact. This is the giant of the aroid family. You may see it sold as Alocasia macrorrhiza, but the … Read more
Alocasia Black Velvet care requires precise light, soil, and humidity control to keep this jewel alocasia thriving indoors. Alocasia Black Velvet is the common name … Read more
Alocasia zebrina care begins with recognizing this plant for what it is: a tropical aroid from the Philippine rainforests. It is not a forgiving beginner … Read more
Philodendron Prince of Orange care indoors is straightforward when you know the exact thresholds. This self-heading hybrid thrives at 65 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit, 150 … Read more
Heartleaf philodendron care indoors is straightforward when you know the exact thresholds. This tropical vine thrives at 65 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit, 150 or more … Read more
Philodendron white knight care requires bright indirect light between 400 and 800 foot-candles, a chunky aroid mix with 30 percent orchid bark, and consistent moisture … Read more
Monstera Albo care fails when growers treat it like a standard Monstera deliciosa. The result is brown, crispy white tissue, progressive reversion to solid green, … Read more
Monstera dubia care requires bright indirect light, a chunky aroid mix, and vertical support such as a cedar plank or D-shaped moss pole. This hemiepiphytic … Read more