Ferns 100 Hours Certificate Course
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Ferns course online. Learn to identify, culture and care for ferns. A detailed look at the identification and culture of ferns. You learn to propagate (spores, division, tissue culture), different groupings (e.g. epiphytes, ground ferns, tree ferns) and both common & uncommon species. Growing techniques (baskets, indoor/outdoor containers, terrariums) and cultural methods (soils, watering, pest & disease control) are also examined.
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Distinguish between different types of ferns in cultivation.
Determine critical cultural practices required to successfully grow ferns in different situations.
Propagate ferns using different methods
Determine the cultural requirements of specific fern varieties.
Apply various specialised techniques to the culture of ferns.
Prepare a planting plan for an area using ferns.
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Course programme
There are 8 lessons:
- Introduction
- Review of the system of plant identification, general characteristics of the ferns (especially the fronds), main groups of ferns (filmy, tree, terrestrial, epiphytic and water ferns), information contacts (ie: nurseries, seed, clubs, etc.), pronunciation of plant names.
- Culture
- How best to grow ferns and what conditions do they need. Planting, mulching, watering, pest & disease and their control, feeding, pruning, protection from wind, salt air, etc., compost making.
- Propagation
- Methods of propagating ferns - spores, division, tissue culture. Propagation of selected varieties.
- The Most Commonly Grown Varieties.
- Maidenhairs, tree ferns, stags, elks, common ground ferns. How to grow and propagate these ferns.
- Other Important Groups.
- Asplenium, Blechnum, Nephrolepis, Pteris and other groups. Group characteristics, cultural details, propagation methods.
- Other Varieties
- Hares foot fern, Bracken, Fans, Corals and Combs.
- Making the best use of these Plants.
- In containers, hanging baskets, terrariums, in the ground, as indoor plants, growing and showing, growing for profit (to sell the plants or what they produce).
- Special Assignment: Detailed culture and identification of one genera.
Ferns 100 Hours Certificate Course
