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“Home greenhouses: history, modernity, practice of growing indoor plants” - course 15,000 rubles. from MSU, training 4 weeks. (1 month), Date: December 2, 2023.
Miscellaneous / / December 06, 2023
Program volume (academic hours): 36 hours (36 classroom hours)
Form of study: full-time, distance learning
Dates of classes: as groups are recruited (small groups, from 5 people)
Admission requirements: for persons over 14 years of age
Program Manager: Dmitry Dmitrievich Gosse, Email: [email protected], tel.8(495)778-00-06
Responsible for additional education: Timofeeva Elena Aleksandrovna, Email: [email protected], tel. 8 (903) 22-33-99-2, 8(495)939-22-33
If necessary, the program can be adapted to the customer’s requirements - expanded, removed, or the necessary topics added to the curriculum of the additional education program
Who is this course for?
This course is designed to improve the skills of specialists in the field of growing ornamental plants. It is also suitable for those who design, create greenhouses and conservatories, urban farming and “miniature gardens” (florariums). Of course, it will be of interest to substrate specialists. It can also be visited by knowledgeable lovers who are interested in growing indoor plants.
What will you learn?
From the course we will learn about the features of caring for plants in a greenhouse, the intricacies of growing them in greenhouse conditions, about fertilizers and substrates. Students will be told what types of greenhouses and greenhouses there are, what mode is suitable for growing different types of plants. It is also expected to master the technology of creating a florium.
How are classes going?
Classes will be conducted in the form of lectures, using visual material (for example, a florarium). Upon successful completion of the training, students are issued a certificate.
Introduction.
1.1 Modern trends and priorities of “green construction” in urban spaces
1.2 How to skillfully combine the developments of traditional agricultural technologies and the latest developments for hobby plant growing
2 Home greenhouses - history and modernity
2.1 How it all began: from greenhouses to citrus greenhouses...
2.2 From aristocratic greenhouses to winter gardens
3 Nutrition of indoor plants - the concept of substrate, soil, soil
3.1 Modern types of substrates and special components for indoor plants
3.2 Modern fertilizers, stimulants, phytohormones
4 Technological and design techniques for phytodesign of interiors
4.1 “Ward’s Box” and garden in a bottle
4.2 Florarium and “flower window”
4.3 Plants in vivariums
5 Modern flowerpots with “smart” watering, hydroponics in indoor floriculture
6 Vertical structures - “living” walls
7 Grow boxes, smart pots and devices for city farming. The most suitable crops and methods for creating an indoor decorative herb and vegetable garden.
8 Features of designing a modern technological and functional winter garden
8.1 Architecture, engineering, environmental formation
8.2 Architectural and landscape composition and floristic content of the garden
8.3 Examples of compositions for various situations (schemes for the living room, swimming pool, office “green corner”)
9 Unconventional ways to keep plants indoors
9.1 Culture of tub plants for unheated winter gardens, verandas, loggias and cool halls
9.2 Epiphytic snags or trunks, rutaria
10 Popular structure-forming plants
10.1 Palm trees. Ficus
10.2 Pseudopalms: dracaenas, cordylines, nolina, yucca, cycas. Lianas - cissus, philodendron and some others
10.3 Marantaceae. Aroid
10.4 Succulents. Ferns
11 Plants that are especially useful for indoors are phytoncidal plants
12 Newfangled and non-traditional plants for interiors
13 Artificial lighting and supplementary lighting. Spectrum theory. Variants of phytolamps and lamps available on the market.
14 Some technical conditions and practical examples
15 Conclusion
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