Indoor Jungle Guide
What you'll learn
- Understand where indoor plants originate from and the journey they take to the average household
- Recognise what a plant needs to thrive in your household environment
- Identify and treat issues that your plant may experience
- Learn how to propagate your plants
Requirements
- No requirements necessary
Description
Saffron, based in Cape Town South Africa, has over 800 plants and she doesn't intend to stop there! Through collecting these plants over the past ten years, she has learned many tips and tricks to keep them happy. It's now time to share that knowledge with you in a concise and easy-to-understand way. This course was put together with the guidance of botanists, growers and experts in the field in order to ensure that you only get the best knowledge. You might want to improve the health of your plants, identify issues with them, learn how to propagate them or even just to learn the history and origin of them. Any one of these reasons will set you up on the right path for this course.
This course will give you the tools to comprehensively look after your indoor plants. The history and the origins of your plants will provide you with a concrete base in which to understand them, and then looking at how to care for them through their environmental needs, you will be able to troubleshoot what may be wrong with them. Other issues that we look at are pests and diseases, and we learn how to tackle them. Finally, propagation is the name of the game, and we provide you with great tips on how to buy new plants.
Who this course is for:
- Plant Parents
- Gardening Hobbiests
Instructor
- 4.2 Instructor Rating
- 12 Reviews
- 74 Students
- 1 Course
Hi! I'm Saffron. I'm an enormous plant enthusiast based in South Africa. Over the past decade, I've taken to collecting indoor plants- some classic easy-care guys and some fussy rare plants. In that time, I started a plant business and wrote a book with the help of the plant community. So you could say that I've learned what works and what doesn't. And now, I'd love to share that knowledge with you.