If there's one feature in my indoor garden that always sparks intrigue among my guests, it's my propagation station. Kitchen windowsill turned botany lab, it's an area of my home dedicated to multiplying houseplants. Not only does it serve a practical function, but it has also become a spectacle in itself and totally uplifted the greenery in my home.
Now is a great time to create a propagation station in your indoor garden, too – as we retreat indoors away from the cold weather, growing plants can continue indoors. And you don't need a lot of space to make a propagation station work. Whether you want to maximize vertical space with a hanging set-up, or have an abundance of bright windowsills to make use of, there are lots of ways to put a unique spin on this indoor garden essential.
