Growstuff is a community of food gardeners. Growstuff's open source and open data platform can predict when your plantings will be ready to harvest. The more you tell it, the better the predictions.
So far, 2583 members have planted 947 crops 4797 times in 20916 gardens.
Adirondack Blue, Amflora potato, Amandine potato, Adirondack Red, Anya potato, Andean black potato, Yellow Finn potato, Vivaldi potato, Vitelotte potato, Umatilla Russet potato, Skerry Champion potato, Shetland Black potato, Villetta Rose potato, Ulster Emblem potato, Superior potato, Stobrawa potato, Alturas potato, Red Pontiac potato, Ranger Russet potato, Russian blue potato, Red Norland potato, Red La Soda potato, Red Gold potato, Rooster potato, Pike potato, Kipfler potato, Cardamom, Carolina Reaper, Round-Leaved Pigface, Golden Wattle
by CloCkWeRX,
I recently have fallen deeply into a composting and vermiculture rabbithole; having found a few (very cheap) [Vevor 1000L compost bins](https://www.vevor.com.au/compost-tumbler-c_11277/vevor-compost-bin-220-gallon-outdoor-expandable-composter-easy-to-setup-large-capacity-composting-bin-fast-creat…
by mvillion,
Hi I am a new Farmbot user. Web site is farm.bot
In their open source project they now have 'curves' that record things such as growing height, spread and watering requirements over the lifecycle of the plant. This is a very cool feature but there are no premade curves to download and …
by CloCkWeRX,
So that you can plan next season's plantings better, we're introducing an Activity planner, and some important adjustments to allow forward dated plantings.
Check out the pull request and add your feedback - what do you do most when preparing…
by CloCkWeRX,
As Flickr is removing a lot of people's photos if they have exceeded the limits, we'll be removing any photos that are now a 404. However, in the upcoming release we will be ingesting photos published on GBIF, the majority of which are an open licence.
While there are no guarantees your speci…
by CloCkWeRX,
I managed to grow some truly giant leeks this year.
Unfortunately I also had a lot of spring onion, so started to reach a limit for what could be done.
Standout new recipe: [Miso braised leeks]( https://www.ocado.com/webshop/recipe/braised-leeks-with-miso/…
spring onions
leeks
by CloCkWeRX,
This year I accidentally produced approximately 6 billion cabbages. This immediately lead to problems, as not wanting to waste anything and reading that all parts are edible, I set about home canning, freezing and doing about every variation of stuffing something into a cabbage…
cabbages
