Grow

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In Bloom Wizard the term Grow is used for each of your unique growing projects.

You can create a Grow for a project you are going to start in the future, have already started, or have already completed. A Grow can have 1 plant, or more than 100 plants, but should generally be tracking the same type of plant.

Examples of a Grow

  • A bed of many beefsteak tomato plants
  • One pepper plant
  • Several cannabis plants
  • A small bunch of lavender


All the details/traits/statistics/etc regarding a Grow are called Attributes in Bloom Wizard.

When adding a Grow you will have several pages of attributes you can configure. Some attributes are automatically calculated.

If a Grow is Active then it will be represented by a Grow Card on the Dashboard.


Grow Card showing Flowering Stage


Methods for Adding a Grow

  • Add a Grow function on primary toolbar
  • Copy an existing Grow
  • Clone an existing Grow
  • Import/copy data


Grow Stages

Bloom Wizard breaks the growing cycle out into 5 stages. No stage is required, and you can use the stages in whatever way works best for you:

  • Starting: Encompasses everything (germination, seedling, rooting) up until Vegetative growth.
  • Vegetative: This stage starts when a plant is ready for full light and/or outdoor elements.
  • Flowering: This stage starts when a plant starts to flower/fruit.
  • Drying: A stage used to remove moisture.
  • Curing: A final stage typically used to remove moisture and improve flavor for herbs.
  • A Grow in the Vegetative Stage
  • A Grow in the Flowering Stage
  • A Grow in the Drying Stage

Grow Specifics & Details

  • Can be named almost anything.
  • Represented by a Grow Card on the main Dashboard.
  • 3 states: Active, Archived, or in Cold-Storage.
  • It gets a unique ID [UID]. This is used to identify the Grow and is used in its filename: grow_[UID].csv
  • Grow files are saved in CSV format. These files can be accessed/shared/backed up/edited with common tools.
  • The Grow file contains all data about the Grow including Attributes, Tasks, and Readings.
  • It gets a serial number, starting at 1 and counting up for each Grow added.