The propagation pillar · Make more plants
The Propagation Lab
Turning one plant into many, and keeping the ones you make alive. Tissue culture first: deflasking, sterile technique, and the acclimatization that decides whether a lab plantlet survives its first month. Cuttings, division, and seed to follow. Written as bench protocols, not theory.
What it is
Bench protocols, filmed and cited
Each entry is a working procedure: what to do, in what order, and why the science says so. Where a step matters, we show it on video and back it with the literature.
Who it's for
Growers ready to make more
For people moving past buying plants to propagating them, whether that's a tissue-culture flask from a vendor or a cutting off a friend's Monstera. No lab required.
How it's written
Opinion-bearing, not neutral
We'll tell you which steps are non-negotiable, which are optional insurance, and which shortcuts cost you the plant. When the science draws a line, so do we.
In the queue
What's next.
The next protocols in the calendar. Subjects locked, dates targeted; titles may sharpen on the way to publish.
Researching · Protocol No. 02
Sterile Technique at the Kitchen Counter: A Still-Air Box That Works
Researching · Reference No. 01