Plant Health (Horticulture III)

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to plant pest and disease management, with a strong focus on maintaining good plant health in both home and professional garden settings. Learners will develop a firm understanding of how healthy plants grow, why pests and diseases occur, and how plant health problems can be systematically identified and managed.

The course guides learners through the recognition of common pests and diseases, early warning signs of plant stress, and practical strategies to reduce the risk of outbreaks through prevention and good cultural practices. Emphasis is placed on accurate identification, as effective management depends on understanding the true cause of plant health issues.

In addition, learners will explore proven techniques for controlling pests and diseases while maintaining high-quality gardens. By linking plant health principles with practical management approaches, the course supports informed decision-making and long-term plant health maintenance.