Seed to Sprout, you’ll learn how to wake seeds up the right way, using simple, proven, and repeatable techniques that work across vegetables, herbs, hemp, and other common garden plants. This course focuses on seed biology, moisture, oxygen, temperature, and timing — the universal principles that determine whether a seed fails, survives, or thrives. No hype, no guesswork, and no unnecessary products.

Learn how to transition young plants from seedlings into strong, healthy vegetative growth with proper light, watering, spacing, and early training= Provide gentle light, keep soil lightly moist, maintain warmth, ensure airflow, and avoid overwatering or feeding too early.

how temperature and humidity work together to control how plants breathe, drink, and grow. This course breaks VPD down without math or confusion, so you can dial in your indoor environment for healthier plants, faster growth, and better yields. What Students Will Learn What VPD actually is (in plain English) Why temperature + humidity must be balanced How VPD affects: Transpiration Nutrient uptake Growth speed Stress & disease Ideal VPD ranges for: Seedlings Vegetative growth Flowering Adjust

Goal: Strong roots, sturdy stems, and expanding leaf growth Light increase: Brighter light than seedling stage, but not intense enough to stress leaves. Water rhythm: Allow slight dry-back between watering to encourage root expansion. Airflow: Gentle airflow strengthens stems and prevents damping-off and mold. Nutrition (light): Begin very mild feeding only after several sets of true leaves appear. Space & support . Allow roots and leaves to expand; transplant only when roots are established

Phototropism is a plant’s natural response to light. In this short course, you’ll learn how and why plants grow toward light, and how to use this knowledge to grow healthier, stronger plants indoors or outdoors.

The flowering phase begins when a light-sensitive plant experiences longer, uninterrupted nights. This signals the plant to stop producing leafy growth and focus energy on reproductive development.

Drying and curing are where quality is preserved or lost. This course explains why drying and curing matter, what’s happening biologically, and how environmental balance affects aroma, smoothness, and stability. The goal is understanding—not shortcuts.

Promote responsible, mindful use by reducing harm, avoiding overconsumption, and improving overall experience.

Water and soil are the foundation of plant health. In this course, you’ll learn what type of water to use, what soil works best, and why mistakes here cause more problems than any other factor. Master these basics and everything else becomes easier.

This section covers the essential equipment needed to create a stable, beginner-friendly indoor growing environment. Each recommended item was selected for reliability, ease of use, and consistency, helping reduce common mistakes while supporting healthy plant development. These tools form a simple, proven foundation that allows growers to focus on plant care rather than troubleshooting equipment issues.