Webinar: Plantopathy: A Homeopathic Approach to Garden Health

July 23, 2026 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM (Arizona Time)

$25.00

By Whittni Grubaugh

Join us for a two-hour introductory webinar exploring Plantopathy, an integrated approach to
plant health that combines homeopathy, soil stewardship, companion planting, and
observation-based gardening practices.
In this practical and engaging session, you will learn how homeopathic remedies can be used to
support plant vitality, resilience, and recovery from common stresses. We will discuss the
foundations of healthy soil, the importance of plant relationships through companion planting,
and how to recognize patterns that indicate imbalance in the garden.
Whether you are a home gardener, farmer, homeopath, or plant enthusiast, this webinar will
provide foundational tools to help you cultivate healthier, more vibrant gardens naturally.

About Whittni:

Whittni Grubaugh’s connection to the Southwest landscape led her into desert restoration work at the Center for Native and Urban Wildlife in Scottsdale, Arizona. Her early work in organic and biodynamic gardening, urban horticulture, plant pathology, and soil ecology inspired her to earn a BS in Applied Biological Sciences from Arizona State University.

Motherhood marked a turning point in her path. Through her children’s Waldorf education, she was introduced to anthroposophical principles and biodynamic gardening, expanding her focus into holistic healing. She went on to train in classical homeopathy, earning her Diploma from the International Academy of Classical Homeopathy and completing Practitioner training at the American Medical College of Homeopathy, followed by CCH certification and Homeopathic licensure.

From 2019 to 2023, she served as Program and Clinic Director at AMCofH. She is also a Reiki Master, Master Wellness Coach, and Death Doula, and is currently pursuing studies in BioGeometry and a Homeopathic Doctorate.

ACHENA CE’s are approved for this webinar. (2 CE’s).

See you soon!

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