Mar 28 • General discussion
The mini-course on Stratification is going forward
I haven't been very active lately. The Spring has been quite hectic and there's loads to do on the farm as well as on the land I bought !
That said I'm currently working on this mini course on plant stratification which I'm planning to release in June, takes me longer than I thought due to otehr priorities taking my time - still in the scripting process at the moment ! It’s shaping up to be a very complete resource — around 10 videos, each between 5 and 20 minutes.
That's why I will be charging for it, as it’s taking a significant amount of time and effort to put together. I’ll share more details about pricing soon.
Before I finish scripting, I’d love your input:
👉 What questions, doubts, or challenges do you have about stratification?
👉 Are there specific plants or situations you struggle with?
I'd also want to offer a couple Q & A sessions on this platform - on Zoom - about stratification in this course to clear up doubts and add these sessions to the course.
I'll talk about stratification in general, but with a strong emphasis on Mediterranean species - since I feel there’s a lot of confusion around how stratification works in this climate, and not many resources are tailored to it - main issue I see is people seem to be assigning a lower strata to a plant than the true amount of light it truly needs to thrive and especially fruit while misunderstanding that stratification is dynamic and changed through pruning and maturing.
Let’s start a conversation in the comments — your input will directly shape the course 🙌
Looking forward to hearing from you!
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The mini-course on Stratification is going forward
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