Charleston Plant Exchange

08/13/2026

08/13/2026

Just a glimpse of the past year and the joy of growing and passing along positive energy through plants
Thank you to for everyone’s support especially the shops, market sellers and each and everyone who brings these plants into their lives!!! The goal has always been to foster a healthy community of local plant enthusiasts
Would love to hear from where you have purchased a plant from us and what makes the establishment special

06/21/2026

In process of organizing and displaying some of the parent plants

06/21/2026

I’m always so busy sniping and growing and figuring I should post a little bit of what’s going on at the lab
The majority of the plants are micro propagated from parent stock plants. This means these plants are not grown in flask but in a similar fashion reducing the size of the plantlets in a near sterile growing conditions.
This is the opposite of what is desirable in a specimen plant with large thick stems and mature leaves. Every plant is an exact clone of the parent stock plant with no mutations. Mutations are often associated with flask grown over division factory labs using the same callus over and over. Plants going into flask happens during the winter and processed through the growing season as needed and sorted through to make sure the plantlets are an exact desired clone

04/18/2026

Variegated Philodendron tortum is the top choice of the day

03/14/2026

Drosera filiformis, or the thread-leaved sundew is native to the entire eastern United States and up into Canada

02/27/2026

Is it spring yet? Lots of fun plants going out and a bunch of new types in the works