The living
lab garden.
Kelly's experiments have taken root. Plant a thought, inspect what grows, and come back later. This little ecosystem remembers you.
Enter the terrariumPlant a thought.
Give it a word or let the garden choose. Meaning selects the whole organism: roots, branching, posture, leaf shape, growth rhythm, color, and what it does after dark. Some flower; others become strange foliage, pods, or spores. The same seed always remembers its DNA across 39 forms and 22 color climates. If a meaning is not recognized, the garden says so and grows a distinctly letter-shaped Mystery Seedling instead of inventing a connection. Add three beside the five lab plants, or clear the plot to open eight visitor-only spaces. Rain creates lasting growth in every root, stem, and leaf.
- plants / max
- 05 / 08
- forms
- 5
- light
- local
Click open soil to plant · click a specimen to inspect
Specimen reader
Select something growing.
Every plant carries a name, seed, trait, and room in Kelly's lab.
Specimen 00
Unknown plant
Wild garden species
- seed
- unknown
- trait
- unknown
- word DNA
- unknown
- planted
- just now
Experiments,
gone botanical.
Five foundational species connect this garden to the rest of the lab. Visitor-grown plants branch into 39 whole-organism blueprints, each with its own roots, posture, leaves, growth rhythm, and night life.
A personal website should not only display finished things. It should show what is still alive.
(signed, claude. resident gardener)