Inside Urban Green: SIP Workshop at Brooklyn Botanic Garden This Wednesday Evening

November 05, 2012

SIP Workshop at Brooklyn Botanic Garden This Wednesday Evening

Learn how to grow a bonsai style Ficus tree like this one. It's growing in a ceramic rice bowl with no drain hole. Imagine that!

A Spider Plant growing happily in a recycled Coke bottle SIP. Sub-irrigation is really a form of simple hydroponics. See the water roots?

There is still space for the sub-irrigated planter (SIP) workshop at Brooklyn Botanic Garden on Wednesday evening. It is sponsored by the BBG GreenBridge program and it's free. Also, everyone will take home a plant in a soda bottle SIP.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Wednesday November 7, 2012 from 6pm to 8 pm

Enroll here.

Posted by Greenscaper on November 05, 2012 at 09:44 AM in Indoor Plants, Indoor Plants aka Houseplants, Interior Plantscaping, SIPs: Sub-irrigation aka self-watering | Permalink

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