TargetNational, Online — Adiwiyata activities regarding plant introduction are an educational process and real action for school residents to get to know the types, names, benefits, and how to care for various vegetation in the surrounding environment, Friday (25/09/2026)
According to Rahmiah, S.Ag., M.Pd., forms of Adiwiyata activities to introduce plants to students such as:
“Inventory and Labeling”
Record biodiversity and place nameplates or identity labels on each plant.
“Living Laboratory/School Garden”
Utilize the school area to plant and introduce family medicinal plants (toga), vegetables and ornamental plants.
“Live Practice”
Involving students in the process of seeding, sowing, planting media, and plant maintenance.
“Participatory Program”
For example, the *One Student One Plant* movement to build ecological awareness from an early age.
Rahmiah, S.Ag., M.Pd., also explained about Gobang which was created at SMPN 24 as an educational tool for student learning which can be planted with plants and given labels.
Various types of plants such as. Cat’s whiskers, sweet potatoes, lemongrass, papaya, cassava, rambutan, chilies, and many other types have been planted.
And the results that have been seen or the fruit are such as eggplant, bitter melon and chili. “There are also those that have just been planted and have not yet grown because they are only in the seeding stage,” he added.
“Rahmiah hopes that with Adiwiyata activities regarding the introduction of plants in schools, it can form the character of students who care about the environment while creating a green and healthy school environment,” he said.
