Welcome to Plantbio.org

Your source for plant science, ecology, gardening, and DIY experiments.

Plantbio.org provides research-informed, educational content on plant biology, ecology, and practical gardening techniques.

If you want to understand how plants grow, look into ecosystems, try hands-on experiments, or improve your indoor and specialty gardening skills, you will find trusted guidance, tools, and resources here.

My research work using infrared heaters to study the impact of climate warming on plant development and environmental stress.

Explore the main sections

The main areas of the site, from lab science to the garden bed. Pick where you want to start.

Plant Science

How plants grow

How plants grow, absorb nutrients, and interact with their environment. Covers physiology, hydroponics, soil-less systems, lab microbiology, and the science behind healthy plants.

Plants in ecosystems

How plants fit into ecosystems, adapt to environmental stress, and contribute to biodiversity. Includes self-sustaining systems like terrariums and aquascapes.

Practical plant care

Practical, science-backed tips for indoor and specialty plants. Covers seeds, soil, fertilizers, pest control, and tools for successful plant care.

Try it at home

Hands-on projects for home scientists: fermentation, microbial biofertilizers, and plant-based experiments that turn theory into action.

Free calculators

Free, science-based calculators for soil, feeding, water, and light. Quick answers to the everyday number questions in gardening, hydroponics, and soil care.

Guides & recommended brands

My own guides and printables, plus the brands, shops, downloads, and courses I recommend after checking them carefully.

Why choose this site?

From plant growth experiments to ecosystem studies, every step helps you gain better understanding and apply science to sustainable plant care. The content is research-informed, practical, and accessible, made to help you bring plant science into your gardening and environmental projects.

Read the articles, try the experiments, and join a community that cares about plants, science, and hands-on sustainable gardening.