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Variegation 101: Why Monstera & Philodendron Revert
Last winter my shelf Monstera put out two plain-green leaves in a row. Panic. Was…
Acclimating Imported Aroids: 14-Day Rehab Protocol
Your new aroid just crossed an ocean, a box, and a climate. In my little…
Grow Bar vs Bulb: PPFD Spread & Hotspots in Small Rooms
A rainy evening, a cramped shelf, one new grow bar and one screw-in bulb. Same…
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Expert Insights
It is that range of biodiversity that we must care for – the whole thing – rather than just one or two stars.
Sir David Attenborough
Natural Historian, Broadcaster
In most parts of the world, the people hurting the environment most are not intentionally hurting it. They just don’t know any better.
Dr. Peter H. Raven
Botanist, Conservation Scientist
Saving biodiversity is giving molecules a chance at life.