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2020
ClassES
All Classes are Free. No sign up. Just show up
January 30th
Thursday 6pm-8pm
Hydroponic & Soil Basics
Come learn everything you need to know to successfully grow at home all year round.
During this class we’ll cover all the basics from a very simple, beginners perspective covering all of the fundamentals. After that we’ll cover the most common beginner mistakes, solidifying your chances of success.
February 27th
Thursday 6pm – 8pm
How to DIY your own system.
Aquaponics is symbiotic relationship between fish and plants. This form of aquaculture is naturally occurring in every lake, puddle, and stream all over the world. Aquaponics is undoubtedly the most eco-friendly way to grow your own!
Learn all the basics of Aquaponics, taught by special guest teacher Cody Parker from Drop the Beet Farms.
March 26th
Thursday 6pm-8pm
Germination & Cloning
Learn the basics of propagation. From everything to germinating your own seeds at home to cloning the best genetics year after year! (who doesn’t love free plants)
We break down both to a step by step process that will guarantee high success rates! Come take advantage of our 12 years growing experience combined with all the lasted industry standards to start your plants off right.
April 30th
Thursday 6pm – 8pm
Pests don’t rest.
We’ll cover 9 of the most common pests, how to properly identify, treat, and eliminate them from your garden. Other topics such as pests’ reproductive cycles, predatory insects (that hunt and kill the bad bugs) and other organic forms of IPM. If your an organic grower you really won’t want to miss this one.
May 28th
Thursday 6pm-8pm
Flavors & Fragrances
This class is an intermediate class for growers that have surpassed the basics and are ready to boost their growth to the next level.
After leaving this class you will have a much better understand of how the plants interact with nutrients, bio-organisms, and indoor light spectrum. While learning basic industry standards like foliar spraying, data-logging, microbes, and C02.
June 25th
Thursday 6pm – 8pm
How to DIY your own system.
For the experienced growers ready to fine tune their grow environment. We’ll be teaching you how to automate your grow controls like temp/humidity/irrigation /C02/lighting/pH/EC. Even how to control and monitor all these things from your phone!
For the organic growers, we are also going to be covering “Living Soil.” How to compost, amend your own soil, and brew teas to keep your soil rejuvenating itself. Aka “Organic Automation”
July 30th
Thursday 6pm-8pm
Hydroponic & Soil Basics
Come learn everything you need to know to successfully grow at home all year round.
During this class we’ll cover all the basics from a very simple, beginners perspective covering all of the fundamentals. After that we’ll cover the most common beginner mistakes, solidifying your chances of success.
August 27th
Thursday 6pm – 8pm
How to DIY your own system.
Aquaponics is symbiotic relationship between fish and plants. This form of aquaculture is naturally occurring in every lake, puddle, and stream all over the world. Aquaponics is undoubtedly the most eco-friendly way to grow your own!
Learn all the basics of Aquaponics, taught by special guest teacher Cody Parker from Drop the Beet Farms.
September 24th
Thursday 6pm-8pm
Germination & Cloning
Learn the basics of propagation. From everything to germinating your own seeds at home to cloning the best genetics year after year! (who doesn’t love free plants)
We break down both to a step by step process that will guarantee high success rates! Come take advantage of our 12 years growing experience combined with all the lasted industry standards to start your plants off right.
October 29th
Thursday 6pm – 8pm
Pests don’t rest.
We’ll cover 9 of the most common pests, how to properly identify, treat, and eliminate them from your garden. Other topics such as pests’ reproductive cycles, predatory insects (that hunt and kill the bad bugs) and other organic forms of IPM. If your an organic grower you really won’t want to miss this one.
November 19th
Thursday 6pm-8pm
Flavors & Fragrences
This class is an intermediate class for growers that have surpassed the basics and are ready to boost their growth to the next level.
After leaving this class you will have a much better understand of how the plants interact with nutrients, bio-organisms, and indoor light spectrum. While learning basic industry standards like foliar spraying, data-logging, microbes, and C02.
December 17th
Thursday 6pm – 8pm
Acute Enviromental Control.
For the experienced growers ready to fine tune their grow environment. We’ll be teaching you how to automate your grow controls like temp/humidity/irrigation /C02/lighting/pH/EC. Even how to control and monitor all these things from your phone!
For the organic growers, we are also going to be covering “Living Soil.” How to compost, amend your own soil, and brew teas to keep your soil rejuvenating itself. Aka “Organic Automation”
Looks like I missed the basic hydroponics class in July, will there be another one in August?
Thank you for whatever information you might be able to share. I’m interested in getting started on the right foot and I’d like to grow microgreens from a little space that was intended to be a bathroom, so there is a sink and the plumbing connections for a shower that was never installed. Will it be possible to imagine a tiny vertical farm right here, with that never completed shower hookup and sink ?
Hey Frances,
Yes that space will be suitable for microgreens. Microgreens on a scale of 1 to 10 (difficulty growing wise) is about a 2! So its a great place to start. Its very easy to hook up irrigation equipment to an existing water line in your house.
We cycle the classes every year. Each class is done twice a year so you have a chance to catch it next time. Your best bet for individual consultation and advice to stop in the shop so we can discuss exactly what you’ll need to know for your individual enviroment.
Hope to see you soon!
I am interested in learning everything about hydroponic or aquaponic
Hey Juan, these classes are a great place to start. The best place to stop is the shop so we can discuss all your considerations for environment and growing style preferences. From there we can suggest the best way for you to start to help guarantee success.