Propagation & nurseries
Nursery phases, germination records and a clean hand-over into production.
What matters on this kind of site
A cultivation plan can start in a nursery zone and move to a production zone when the nursery phase ends, so the batch keeps one history from sowing to harvest. Germination targets sit in the recipe and germination is recorded in the plant observations.
- Batch identity established at sowing and carried through
- Germination compared across sowings of the same cultivar
- Nursery and production zones named on the same plan
- Plant observations recorded from the first week
Where the platform earns its place
Nursery phase
Each plan can run its first weeks in a nursery zone, with its own duration and status, before it moves to production.
Germination records
Germination recorded against the plan in the plant observations, so sowings of the same cultivar can be compared.
Move to production
Each plan names its nursery and production zones and the recipe stage it transplants at. It shows when the batch is ready to move and records the move, so the history does not break at transplant.
Propagation stages
Stage targets and observations stay with the plan as plants move towards transplant.
Also available for
See BeeGrow AI on your own crop plan
A 30-minute walkthrough against your zones, crops and sensors. No slides unless you ask for them.
- Walkthrough led by someone who has built the system
- We map your zones, crops and sensors before the call
- Straight answers on what fits and what does not