TOAD LAB CLASSIFICATION Origin/Climate: Natural genetic mutation Isolated from Thailand Temperament: Daydreamy 🌱 LIGHT PROTOCOL Bright, Indirect light 💧 HYDRATION SCHEDULE Allow soil to dry out before watering Sulky leaves will tell you when It feels neglected. Time to water! 🌡️ ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS Prefers higher humidity 🫧 HUMIDITY REQUIREMENTS 50-100% 🌱 SUBSTRATE Chunky, well-draining aroid growth medium ⚠️ BIO ALERTS Droopy leaves = Time to water! 🐸 TOAD LAB RE

TOAD LAB CLASSIFICATION Origin/Climate: Brazilian rainforest Temperament: Secretive, enigmatic. Especially at night 🌙 🌱 LIGHT PROTOCOL Does best In filtered or dappled light. 💧 HYDRATION SCHEDULE Water when top Inch of soil Is dry Use filtered or distilled H2O, as It Is sensitive to chlorine and chemicals 🌡️ ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS Prefers higher humidity Humidifier, pebble tray, or misting will make It happiest Keep away from drafts or vents 🫧 HUMIDITY REQUIREMENTS 5

🐸 TOAD LAB CLASSIFICATION Origin/Climate: Wild species native to tropical rainforests In South America Temperament: Unruly, In the BEST way! ❤️ 🌱 LIGHT PROTOCOL Bright, Indirect light 💧 HYDRATION SCHEDULE Water when top 2 Inches of soil Is dry 🌡️ ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS Prefers higher humidity, but highly adaptable to a variety of conditions 🫧 HUMIDITY REQUIREMENTS 40-100% 🌱 SUBSTRATE Chunky, well-draining aroid growth medium ⚠️ BIO ALERTS Yellow leaves = Overwatering

🐸 TOAD LAB CLASSIFICATION Origin/Climate: Fiji, South Pacific Islands Difficulty Rating: Easy Temperament: The terrarium gossip always running It's rhizome. 🌱 LIGHT PROTOCOL Prefers dappled lighting Can do well In lower light Do not place directly under basking lights 💧 HYDRATION SCHEDULE Keep soil damp, but never soggy Water when top Inch of soil Is dry 🌡️ ENVIORNMENTAL PARAMETERS Prefers higher humidity, >50% High temperatures will cause fronds to brown 🫧 HUMIDITY R

Cryptanthus care

🧪Start Date: December 2025 🧪Subject Species: Blaptica dubia (Dubia Roach) 🧪Objective: To determine minimal parameters to establish a healthy, thriving breeding population 🧪Initial Colony Acquisition- The Founding Specimens- Gen 0 Began with approx. 40 adult Dubias, with a 1:3 male to female ratio. 🧪Housing: Questionable lab-grade (I.e. Costco) tub, dimensions 25"x 16", advertised as 27 gallon Modifications: 5 medium ventilation "windows" cut Into the lid, c

🐸 TOAD LAB CLASSIFICATION Origin/Climate: Greenhouse-derived hybrid, bred In cultivation for It's unique, changing leaf colors. Tropical. Difficulty Rating: Beginner/ Easy Temperament: Basks In human admiration 🧪 LIGHT PROTOCOL Provide bright, indirect light 💧 HYDRATION SCHEDULE Water when the top 1–2 inches of substrate feels dry. 🌡️ ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS Ideal temperature: 65–80°F (18–27°C). Protect from cold drafts and sudden environmental anomalies. 🫧 HUMIDITY RE

🐸 TOAD LAB CLASSIFICATION Difficulty Rating: Beginner–Intermediate Temperament: Dramatic, but worth it. 🧪 LIGHT PROTOCOL Provide bright, indirect light 💧 HYDRATION SCHEDULE Water when the top 1–2 inches of substrate feels dry. Keep soil lightly moist, but never swampy. Do not allow specimen to sit in standing water. 🌡️ ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS Ideal temperature: 65–80°F (18–27°C). Protect from cold drafts and sudden environmental anomalies. 🫧 HUMIDITY REQUIREMENTS Thrive