Grow Charts

[Stewedscrewed]

Hey all Ive been trying to figure out a good way to track my garden. I write everything down in a grow log, but its a pain is the @$$ to track things lots of reading every other day. If i had a good chart or some advice on a good method I would be very grateful.

[kruztydj]

I just use a big calender and the feed charts from foxfarm. I've seen a few growlogs that looked pretty cool so try google'in marijuana grow logs or charts maybe. Big calender works pretty good so ya might want to atleast have that going.Google foxfarm feeding chart if ya want to use those as a log.

[Stewedscrewed]

Thank you very much! Super busy cant believe I did not think of that.

[baddog]

check out day planners that give you a full sheet of paper for each day. they are not very cheap and you may need more than one if you are growing more than one strain but the should fill the bill nicely B)

[Stewedscrewed]

Thanks man

[Wild Bill]

HERB.IQ

Free program.

 

Screenshots

 

WPF Application written in Visual C# 2010. Can be used by Medical Marijuana patients and caregivers to track all aspects of your grow environment, clones, seeds, plants, flowering schedules, systems, reservoirs, breeding projects, budget, etc.

[TajMahal]

Wy thank you Wild Bill

 

 

 

 

 

HERB.IQ

Free program.

 

Screenshots

 

WPF Application written in Visual C# 2010. Can be used by Medical Marijuana patients and caregivers to track all aspects of your grow environment, clones, seeds, plants, flowering schedules, systems, reservoirs, breeding projects, budget, etc.

[G3LLO]

I've been using that HerpIQ someone on the site designed, it works really well, especially if you have a lot of strain and grow in different phases.

[mstone]

looks good

[Dman]

HERB.IQ

Free program.

 

Screenshots

 

WPF Application written in Visual C# 2010. Can be used by Medical Marijuana patients and caregivers to track all aspects of your grow environment, clones, seeds, plants, flowering schedules, systems, reservoirs, breeding projects, budget, etc.

 

I'm using this also. Is there a central data base for strain information? I basically have been plugging in info from a group of web sites.