ONE SEED - AUTOMATED APPROACH TO NATURE

What is a Project?

A Project represents your physical growing space - whether it's a garden, farm, greenhouse, or even a balcony. It defines the location and surface area where you'll be growing your plants.

What you'll need:

• Project Name: Give your growing space a memorable name
• Surface Area: Total area in square meters
• Location: Address or description of your location
• Description: Optional details about your project

What is a Grow Page?

A Grow Page is like a garden plan within your project. It represents a specific growing season or crop rotation where you'll organize your plants, track their progress, and manage your garden activities.

What you'll configure:

• Name: Descriptive name for this growing season
• Project/Farm: Select which project this belongs to
• Surface Area: Portion of your project for this grow page
• Location Details: Specific location and climate data
• Description: Goals and notes for this growing season

What is Your Plant Collection?

Your Plant Collection is your personal database of plants you're interested in growing. Think of it as your seed catalog or plant wishlist with detailed information about each variety.

You have two options:

Adding Plants to Your Grow Page

Now it's time to plan your actual garden by selecting plants from your collection and placing them in your grow page. This is where you decide what to grow this season!

How it works:

1. Navigate to your Grow Page: Go to the grow section and select your grow page
2. Use the Canvas: Drag and drop plants from your collection onto the garden canvas
3. Set Quantities: Specify how many of each plant you want to grow
4. Arrange Layout: Position plants considering their spacing and companion planting

What are Plant Guilds?

Plant Guilds are groups of plants that work together synergistically. They support each other through companion planting, creating beneficial relationships that improve growth, pest control, and soil health.

Benefits of Guilds:

• Companion Planting: Plants that help each other grow better
• Natural Pest Control: Some plants repel pests that affect others
• Soil Improvement: Nitrogen-fixing plants feed their neighbors
• Space Efficiency: Maximize your growing area with strategic combinations

Speed Up Your Setup with Templates

Templates are pre-designed garden plans created by experienced gardeners. Instead of starting from scratch, you can import a complete template that includes plants, guilds, and layout suggestions!

Two ways to use templates: