Feeling bogged down in the lockdown? Edible Routes offers you a Composting workshop to activate your energies and improve the health of your plants at the same time. Composting is rejuvenating, great for the environment, and probably one of the best ways to reconnect with nature. In this workshop, we will lead you through the entire process of waste segregation, site selection, composting principles and compost application. Soon enough, you’ll be able to feed the nutritious soil from the kitchen…

Have you ever wondered what kind of plants grow well with each other? Or perhaps how much space the roots of a plant requires? Maybe your Aloe Vera isn’t doing well in one pot but thrives in another in the same balcony, and you just can’t guess the reason. Each living organism lives in a symbiotic relationship with the other – plants, insects, animals, grasses, sub-soil microbes, subterranean fungi. The Basics of Planting workshop with Edible Routes is an opportunity…

It’s easy to start a garden, anyone can do it. The difficult part is to keep it going. Garden Care forms the crux of gardening, and Edible Routes is here to help you with it! This workshop will cover all about manuring, watering, weeding, mulching, and harvesting. Maintenance is your classroom of learning. While carrying out maintenance tasks, we will develop the observation skills required for successful gardening. Ongoing tasks consist primarily of watering and weeding, with some secondary and…

Are you tired of pests eating your edible plants before you can? Have you tried all natural ways to get rid of them, but they don’t seem to work? We have something in store for you! Edible Routes is offering just what you need for healthy plants: an ‘all about pests and solutions’ session with our expert, Kapil. In this Pest Management workshop you will learn about common local pests, why they infest your plants, the problems and symptoms of…

The witch’s brew and pumpkin stew, A pinch of sage they call. Some basil and thyme, rosemary so fine, In the hot pot they too fall! Herbs, herbs and more herbs! Edible Routes is offering a Herbs workshop for all. We’ll talk and learn about all things herby in this super aromatic workshop. You will learn the entire process of taking these aromatic plants from seed to spoon to stomach: how to grow them, preserve them and cook with them!…

Who doesn't like Mushrooms! Available all year around, this easy-to-make ingredient is a constant friend in your kitchen. Edible Routes is offering a unique mushroom growing workshop. Mushrooms are low in calories and sugar. They are also a rich source of proteins, vitamin D and B12. Whether going vegan or keto, mushrooms find their way in almost every kind of diet! Using some easy techniques, mushrooms can be grown at home for most part of the year. Here's what this…

big things comes on small packs Are you interested in growing microgreens at home? Or perhaps you have heard about microgreens but are not sure what they are. Join Edible Routes on a journey to an easy and healthy meal! Register for the microgreens workshop to know all about simple ways to prepare a nutritious, delicious and attractive food plate on a daily basis! Did you know? Microgreens are nutrient-packed, flavor-rich mini versions of commonly consumed greens and vegetables like…

Want to learn how to make a healthy and absolutely delish snack from scratch? This garden smoothie workshop by Edible Routes is what you are looking for! Smoothies can be a bit challenging as you find yourself blending the same old ingredients everyday. But not when your own garden is packed with tasty medicinal plants! The workshop will be informative as well as inspiring to grow your own medicinal garden and make healing and filling smoothies using your home produce.We…

Have you ever wondered what kind of plants grow well with each other? Or perhaps how much space the roots of a plant requires? Maybe you are wondering when you can plant your next cauliflower or spinach? So many questions pop up at the beginning of new planting seasons. Each living organism lives in a symbiotic relationship with the other – plants, insects, animals, grasses, sub-soil microbes, subterranean fungi. The Basics of Winter Planting workshop with Edible Routes is an…