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Zum Bal­kon­kon­gress Grün. Kühl. Ess­bar!

15. Bio-Bal­kon-Online­kon­gress — Sep­tem­ber 2024

Kli­ma­an­la­ge im Pflanz­kü­bel. Gehöl­ze küh­len bei Hit­ze, wär­men im Win­ter und wach­sen auch im Kübel

21 experts (mas­ter gar­den­ers, sci­en­tists, bal­c­o­ny prac­ti­tio­ners) share their know­ledge and enthu­si­asm for high-yiel­ding autumn-win­ter cul­ti­va­ti­on of vege­ta­bles, per­ma­veggies and herbs on bal­co­nies, ter­races, win­dows­ills and an incre­di­ble varie­ty of shrubs for con­tai­ners online & free of char­ge. Let’s plant diver­si­ty for the future tog­e­ther.

Buy con­gress packa­ge

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All con­tents at a glan­ce

All con­tri­bu­ti­ons

Access to the exclu­si­ve mem­ber area with stream and down­load opti­on (video + audio)

Refe­rence addres­ses

Plants, seeds, recom­men­da­ti­ons inclu­ding dis­count codes

Bonus 1

Samm­lung von bewähr­ten 101 Gehöl­zen im Kübel — aus der Bio-Bal­kon-Bewe­gung, ein­schließl

Bonus 2

Kübel­ge­eig­ne­te insek­ten­freund­li­che Stau­den mit hei­mi­schen Grä­sern als Unter­pflan­zung — emp­foh­len von Bert­hold Daub­ner

Bonus 3

Anlei­tung “Selbst­ver­sa­men­de Pflan­zen” von Sig­rid Tinz

Bonus 4

Anbau­plan für Win­ter­ge­mü­se als Kurz­ver­si­on und als aus­führ­li­che Anlei­tung

The­se experts sup­port the orga­nic bal­c­o­ny move­ment

und tei­len in Inter­views und Vor­trä­gen für Dich kos­ten­frei für jeweils 48 Stun­den ihre bes­ten Tipps und Erfah­run­gen, ihr Wis­sen und viel Begeis­te­rung mit Dir. Wir gärt­nern im Ein­klang mit der Natur, ver­wen­den kei­ne gif­ti­gen Spritz­mit­tel, Torf, dün­gen ohne che­misch-syn­the­ti­sche Dün­ger und pfle­gen das Boden­le­ben. Wir för­dern bio­lo­gi­sche Viel­falt mit hei­mi­schen und öko­lo­gisch wert­vol­len Pflan­zen und lie­ben Gemü­se in Viel­falt.

Conrad Amber speaks at the Online Organic Balcony Congress: Rebellion: Urban greening for a liveable future
Con­rad Amber

Key­note Rebel­li­on: Urban gree­ning for a future worth living

Doris Kampas is the expert for raised beds.
Doris Kam­pas

Win­ter­ge­mü­se im klei­nen Pflanz­ge­fäß und im Hoch­beet — was noch aussäen/pflanzen?

Columnar and dwarf fruit for balconies and terraces will be presented by gardener and horticultural engineer Heinrich Beltz at the Online Organic Balcony Congress.
Hein­rich Beltz

Colum­nar and dwarf fruit for bal­co­nies and ter­races: varie­ties and pru­ning

Here is the picture of the inventor and CEO of vertical beds for year-round vertical cultivation.
Dr. Jür­gen Her­ler

Eco­lo­gi­cal ver­ti­cal gar­dens for cli­ma­tic ter­races with shrubs and clim­bing plants

Siegfried Tatschl presents 555 varieties of fruit for the permaculture balcony at the Online Organic Balcony Congress
Sieg­fried Tat­schl

In the mood for fruit. Back to the Fruits. New fruit delights for hot times.

Vegetable growing expert Wolfgang Palme presents four-season gardening on the balcony.
Wolf­gang
Palm tree

News on win­ter vege­ta­bles under the effects of cli­ma­te chan­ge

Wild plant expert and master gardener Friedhelm Strickler speaks at the Online Organic Balcony Congress
Fried­helm Strick­ler

Mas­ter gar­de­ner prac­ti­ce, gar­dening tips: Nati­ve woo­dy plants for the tub

Wild plant expert Berthold Daubner speaks at the Online Organic Balcony Congress
Bert­hold Daub­ner

Flowe­ring shrubs for con­tai­ners: snack plants and an insect para­di­se

Dr. Reinhard Witt, landscape planner and president of the Nature Garden Association, presents the new edition of the Wild Plants Pot Book and the new portal Stadtinsekten.com at the Online Organic Balcony Congress.
Dr. Rein­hard Witt

Super-Bestäu­ber-Pflan­ze Lauch — Kön­nen Wild­pflan­zen im Sied­lungs­raum zum Arten­schutz bei­tra­gen?

Butterfly expert Dr. Guy Pe'er speaks at the Online Organic Balcony Congress on the importance of woody plants as caterpillar food plants for butterflies
Dr. Guy Pe’er

Expe­ri­en­cing moths in the city: Woo­dy plants as cater­pil­lar food plants

Carolin Urban & Juliane Schultze speak at the Online Organic Balcony Congress on the diversity of woody plants that thrive in containers
Caro­lin Urban & Julia­ne Schult­ze

Varie­ty of shrubs for the plan­ter: soft fruit, wild fruit, semi-shrubs

Marco Schmidt speaks at the Online Bio-Balkon Congress on climate-adapted construction.
Mar­co Schmidt

Cli­ma­te pro­tec­tion at local and glo­bal level — gree­ning with troughs

Ramona from Balkongartenliebe presents shrubs in tubs on her roof terrace at the Online Organic Balcony Congress
Ramo­na Peters

Shrubs in tubs on the roof ter­race — expe­ri­en­ces from balkongarten_liebe

Expert Elisabeth Koppensteiner speaks at the Online Organic Balcony Congress on compost tea and mixed cultivation for balcony growers.
Eli­sa­beth Kop­pen­stei­ner

What (indoor) plants can do! With com­post tea for more vita­li­ty and beau­ty

Dipl.-Ing. architect, building biologist (IBN,) mediator Anke Plehn speaks at the Online Bio-Balkon Congress
Anke Plehn

How much does your bal­c­o­ny sup­port? Tips from archi­tects and buil­ding bio­lo­gists

Thomas Puhlmann is the founder of the plant platform Naturadb and speaks at the Online Organic Balcony Congress
Tho­mas Puhl­mann

Find eco­lo­gi­cal­ly valuable com­bi­na­ti­ons of shrubs for your bal­c­o­ny

Hortus gardener Sarah Beck speaks at the Online Organic Balcony Congress
Sarah Beck

Shrubs on bal­co­nies and ter­races — expe­ri­en­ces from Hor­tus Mira­cu­li­na

Allotment garden consultant, permaculturist and forest gardener Alexandra Müller, who has an allotment garden in Bremen, speaks at the Online Organic Balcony Congress.
Alex­an­dra Mül­ler

Shrubs in con­tai­ners in the allot­ment and on the patio

Biodiversity expert Sigrid Tinz speaks at the Organic Balcony Congress
Sig­rid Tinz

Spi­ders are fri­ends. Bio­di­ver­si­ty on the bal­c­o­ny, even in fall and win­ter

Biologist Prof. Dr. Aletta Bonn, Head of the Department of Ecosystem Services at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research UFZ, speaks at the Online Bio-Balkon Congress.
Prof. Dr. Alet­ta Bonn

Pro­mo­ting bio­di­ver­si­ty, cli­ma­te pro­tec­tion and per­so­nal health

Andrea Jaschik from Hortus Aquis in Aachen speaks at the Online Organic Balcony Congress on organic gardening in small spaces.
Andrea Jaschik

Fasci­na­ting deve­lo­p­ment of plant com­mu­ni­ties in con­tai­ners or bal­c­o­ny boxes

KONGRESSPAKET 15

Kli­ma­an­la­ge im Pflanz­kü­bel.

Shrubs cool in the heat, warm in win­ter and also grow in con­tai­ners

Plan­ting self-suf­fi­ci­en­cy, bio­di­ver­si­ty, urban natu­re, cli­ma­te and heat pro­tec­tion.

21 experts (mas­ter gar­den­ers, sci­en­tists, bal­c­o­ny prac­ti­tio­ners) share their know­ledge and enthu­si­asm for high-yiel­ding autumn-win­ter cul­ti­va­ti­on of vege­ta­bles, per­ma­veggies and herbs on bal­co­nies, ter­races, win­dows­ills and an incre­di­ble varie­ty of shrubs for con­tai­ners online & free of char­ge. Let’s plant diver­si­ty for the future tog­e­ther.

Insects support ecological gardening in small spaces (balcony, terrace, windowsill, allotment).

Mach Dei­nen Bal­kon zur grü­nen Oase!

Prak­ti­sche Tipps für mehr Ern­te, Arten­viel­falt und Feu­de auf Bal­kon, Ter­rass­se, Fens­ter­brett direkt ins Post­fach. Mel­de Dich jetzt an und sei beim nächs­ten Online Bio-Bal­kon-Kon­gress “GRÜN. KÜHL. ESSBAR!” ab 05.09. kos­ten­frei dabei.