Join us for an engaging workshop where you’ll learn the fundamentals of plant propagation and unleash your green thumb potential! Whether you’re a novice or a gardening enthusiast, this workshop offers hands-on experience and expert guidance to help you master the art of creating new plants from existing ones.
Workshop Highlights:
- Introduction to Propagation Methods: Explore various propagation techniques including seed sowing, stem cutting, division, and more. Understand the principles behind each method and how to choose the right one for different plant species.
- Hands-on Sessions: Get practical experience with supervised propagation activities. Learn how to prepare cuttings, sow seeds, handle plant divisions, and create optimal growing conditions.
- Propagation Materials and Tools: Discover essential tools and materials needed for successful propagation. From rooting hormones to potting mixtures, and gain understanding on how to use them effectively.
- Plant Care Tips: Receive expert tips on nurturing young plants through their initial growth stages. Understand the importance of light, temperature, humidity, and watering for healthy propagation.
- Q&A Session: Engage with our knowledgeable instructor to get your questions answered, and troubleshoot common propagation challenges.
- Included Materials: Seed Starting Medium, Two Varieties of Rooting Hormone, Hand Pruning Shears, 4” Recycled Paper Pots, Plant Labeling Tags, and Compostable Bags
Who Should Attend:
- Gardening enthusiasts looking to expand their skills
- Beginners interested in learning the basics of plant propagation
- Anyone passionate about sustainable gardening practices
What to Bring:
- Personal plant material from your garden that you would like to propagate and grow more of.
- Your enthusiasm for plants and gardening!
Don’t miss this opportunity to grow your plant knowledge and take home new skills to enrich your gardening journey!
Date: Wednesday, August 14
Time: 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Cost: $40 ($35 Member)
Registration Deadline: August 11
Instructor: Eric Mack, The Kai Garden