Online course on edible wild plants
Grow your own wild herbs rich in vital substances, use them freshly harvested every day and learn to recognize them safely for lightness, vitality and immune strength
Online course
Edible wild herbs
Grow the most important edible wild plants yourself.
Nature provides us with a pharmacy that we can bring into our pots and tubs at home. If we learn to recognize and use plants safely, we can save ourselves a lot of expensive food supplements.
Known from
Do you feel the same way?
- You’ve heard that wild plants are supposed to be healthy, detoxifying and richer in vital substances than lettuce, romaine or iceberg lettuce, but you still have no idea about edible wild plants and don’t know how and where you can collect them safely?
- You want to eat wild herbs that are rich in vital substances, but you are afraid that they will be pissed off or close to fertilized fields, and are difficult to reach or require a lot of effort.
- You still have concerns about the risk of confusion and parasites.
- Your balcony is empty or only a few flowers are in bloom. Your windowsills are free and unused.
- You want to grow your own wild plants. To be able to harvest all the time. You want to do it right. Don’t know how to start. With what? When is the right time? All these different types of soil. These many varieties of planters… What is easiest to start with? How do you care for them throughout the year, how do you fertilize them? When to harvest?
- You think you don’t have green fingers. So you don’t even need to start. Nothing can come of it. You are looking for support.
- You are bothered by the huge amounts of plastic packaging in which lettuce is sold — often low in nutrients, stored for a long time, transported a long way.
The solution! If
- You get into the implementation! In this online course, you will get to know, use and appreciate the three most important edible wild plants holistically by growing them yourself on your balcony, terrace or even your windowsill.
- You want to integrate a healthy diet and nature into your daily routine … Wild plants contain large amounts of vital substances such as vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
- You want to use the natural healing power of wild plants for yourself all year round — without having to drive and worry about contamination such as dog urine, parasites and pesticides
- You can clearly recognize wild plants out in nature at any time of year. By growing these robust, perennial, hardy plants, you will get to know them in detail and be able to identify them without confusion
- You like to experience living, touching nature, because these wild plants encourage butterflies, bees, …
- want to show your children how our wild plants grow and how everything depends on each other …
- You want to get in touch with nature and the original …
- You want to create a sustainable, healthy and nature-promoting feel-good balcony for you and your family with little effort … A little less dependent and more self-sufficient …
Contents
The basics of sustainable balcony gardening
- Useful sustainable planters for balconies and windowsills
- Securing balcony boxes on window sills — without drilling
- Where to buy organically produced seeds and plants
- Suitable substrate for pot gardeners, spice up the soil in spring
- Biological fertilization — when, how much
- Sustainable watering, vacation watering, mulching saves irrigation water
- Biological plant protection in the natural cycle
Nettle: medicinal plant of the year 2022
- Sowing
- Planting
- Ingredients
- Use
- Identification features incl. possibilities of confusion
- which locations it prefers in nature
- Value for insects and other animals
Dandelion: The small, yellow sun of spring
- Sowing
- Planting
- Ingredients
- Use
- Identification features incl. possibilities of confusion
- which locations it prefers in nature
- Value for insects and other animals
Goutweed: favorite wild and medicinal plant
- Sowing
- Planting
- Ingredients
- Use
- Identification features, possibilities of confusion
- which locations it prefers in nature
- Value for insects and other animals
Bonus
tasty, enjoyable & healthy recipes suitable for everyday use for a good basic supply even in times of crisis (tasty, quick to make, beautifully designed for download) to really integrate them into everyday life
Herbalist Christel Ströbel lets her plant creatures speak
Online course
Edible wild plants
Become a “wild” self-caterer too!
Sign up and learn with this online course how you can achieve an amazingly high level of self-sufficiency with just 3 native wild plants, while saving a lot of money, detoxing regularly and boosting your health enormously!
The course organizer
Hello, I am Birgit Schattling
Balcony ambassador with all her heart and conviction from Berlin City
My Vision is that more people are using their balconies and windowsills use — close to nature, to the Self-sufficiencyas Oases of peace and relaxation. For quality of life in edible cities, preservation of the biodiversity, Climate protection and Oases of well-being with exciting Nature experiences.
I will help you with this congress, Your own dream balcony and at the same time Encourage insects, birds and other animals.
Vita
Birgit Schattling initiated the Organic balcony movement in 2017. it helps (not only) City dwellers again More greenery and self-sufficiency into the cities. It gives practical instructions for Lush, joyful balcony oaseswhich is a boon for People, insects and animals are.
The Berlin balcony gardener, “Nature in the garden” ambassador, Author and Organizer of the 14 Online Organic Balcony Congresses to date Birgit Schattling is Media award winner 2018 of the German Horticultural Society 1822 e.V. In 2017 and 2019, she was responsible for the “European Award for Ecological Gardening” nominated. In 2017, she was awarded a prize in the Green League’s “Toxic-free gardening” competition. Special price for Gardening in the smallest of spaces.
She is a university-certified “Expert advisor for self-sufficiency with edible wild plants”. Your Hortus Bio-Balkon is part of the “Hortus network. Diversity. Beauty. Benefit”. For five years she has been Juror for the “Deutschland summt!” planting competition.
For the publishing house Gräfe und Unzer, she wrote the guidebook “My biotope on the balcony. Experience nature and harvest happiness in the middle of the city”. Published by Ulmer Verlag in the #machsustainable-series “My ingenious organic balcony. With great plant combos & DIY projects for more biodiversity and a tasty harvest”.
Questions & Answers
The course takes place online in the comfort of your own home. You will receive an email with the access data for the protected member area.
It is a need and a matter close to my heart to “encourage” people to let their balconies, windowsills and terraces green and blossom and make them edible. The aspect of self-sufficiency in addition to promoting biodiversity is very important to me. I prefer to make my offers affordable so that many people can get started. Because I really want everyone to be able to afford to green their balcony and eat healthy food from it. It’s so easy, I’ll help you get started.
You have 14 days to look at everything in peace. If you then find that it does not meet your expectations, you will get your money back with no IFs and buts.
Then you can write to me directly on this page (click here) using the contact form or write to me directly at this e‑mail address: news@bio-balkon.de.
Then you can write to me directly on this page (click here) using the contact form or write to me directly at this e‑mail address: news@bio-balkon.de.
Voices of enthusiastic buyers
Online course
Edible wild plants
You’ll be surprised how easy it is and how delicious it tastes!
Growing medicinal plants and wild herbs yourself in pots and containers is an ideal way to accompany their growth process throughout the seasons and to get to know them in detail in order to gain confidence in recognizing them. This way you know for sure which plants you will be harvesting, and they won’t be contaminated with dog urine.
*Note: Please only ever collect what you can identify correctly and safely! The use and ingestion of plants is at your own risk, even if the information compiled here has been compiled to the best of our knowledge and belief. It cannot address specific illnesses or special circumstances, such as pregnancy. Wild plants are also medicinal plants and they have an effect on us. Some plants can be harmful or even fatal if overdosed. Health recommendations do not replace medical advice from a doctor or alternative practitioner!
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