My growing plans
Drag and drop the plans (simply move them with the mouse or your finger) into the desired order. Then click “save” to apply the order.
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In companion planting plans, up to three plants share a sub-area.
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This shows the companion planting partners in the same sub-area.
Settings
Annual rotation
With this setting, you can specify whether the annual rotation should take place. It can make sense to disable the rotation if, for example, you use pots and replace their soil every year. Please note: This setting affects the next rotation in the coming year.
How it works:
Remove plant:
Click the trash can.
Add plant:
Click on a free area in the column of the desired sub-area.
Save changes
Your changes will only be applied once you click “save changes”.
Add plant
Note: All plants that fit this sub-area in terms of time are searched and displayed.
Note: Only plants are searched and displayed that comply with crop rotation.
Note: Only plants are searched and displayed that are suitable for complying with crop rotation and have no bad companion plants.
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From bed and plant a plan is grown — and you can see the harvest shown.
First steps
The crop plan is the heart of GrowSimply. From your two ingredients — areas and plants — your year's schedule is made: month by month, section by section, including pre- and follow-up crops. So you plan the whole season in advance and keep the overview of your beds at all times.
And you decide how much work the plan takes off your hands: choose one of the automatic planners — they think for you — or plan entirely free yourself. The way is always the same, four steps: choose area, choose planner, choose plants, create plan.
Let it plan or plan yourself — main thing is, your field gets tilled.
Help
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