After the Roots: Nurturing New Plants - caring for young gardenia plants

Rooting a cutting is like welcoming new life—it’s only the first step! In this follow-up to our propagation class, you’ll discover how to guide your young plants into healthy growth.

We’ll cover proper watering techniques, when and how to repot, choosing the best growing media, managing light exposure, selecting the right fertilizers, and protecting your plants from pests.

With the right care, your rooted cuttings will grow into strong, thriving plants you can enjoy for years to come.

Calvin Zeng is a botanist, nursery owner and operator. Calvin has left many signatures on Oʻahuʻs landscape industry.

Class date: October 18th

Time: 9:30 am - 11:30 am

Location: Lyon Arboretum Education Department - Children's Learning Center Classroom

Cost: $45.00

All proceeds from the class will go to the Lyon Arboretum Education Department School Tours program.

Tickets on sale from September 16th

Tickets close on October 8th

Deadlines for refunds: October 10th

What to bring/wear

Participants will be provided with all materials and supplies: Gardenia plants and propagation materials.

Wear cool, comfortable clothing, and bring mosquito repellent. Bring water to drink.

***This class is co-sponsored by the Friends of Lyon Arboretum (FLA). FLA members receive a 20% discount on this workshop and other Lyon Arboretum Education Department classes/workshops. If you are a member, an email will be sent out prior to the opening of class registration with a discount code.

Please contact us by email at [email protected] if you have not received your registration discount code.

To learn more about the Friends of Lyon Arboretum and to become a member, please see our .***

For questions about the class content or logistics, please call Lyon Arboretum at (808) 988-0461 or email [email protected].

For questions about ticketing, please call and leave a message for Friends of Lyon Arboretum at (808) 988-0464 or email [email protected].

Host or Publisher Lyon Arboretum Education Department