Organic Oasis
Organic Oasis · Bed Planning

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A few taps — it goes straight into your records.

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One bed, or a few separated by commas.

What's growing in the FIRST bed you typed. Skip it if it all went in one bin — it still counts toward the crop either way.

Don't know yet? Leave it — you'll add it when it goes in the ground.

The holes in the blocks around the bed. A crop in there doesn't take up the bed.

Two of the same crop can share a bed — pick the one you're advancing, or start a new row.

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Not counting in packs? Leave these two empty and type the number in Total below.

Fewer than you seeded is normal — that gap is worth knowing.

Pick the planting that failed. Uses the crop and bed above — leave the bed empty for ones with no bed yet.

The planting stays in the record exactly as logged — this just marks how it ended.

For anything you put on a bed when there's no crop in it — compost, an amendment, a cover crop turned in. Inputs on a growing crop go on the Planting tab.

The name on the container, not a category — that's what gets checked against the allowed list.

Something you've bought — a fertiliser, an amendment, a spray. Record it when it arrives; it doesn't have to match a bed or a crop.

The name on the container, not a category — that's what gets checked against the allowed list.

Keep the label or the receipt — a photo of it on the Airtable row is the strongest thing to have at an inspection.

Seed you've bought. Nothing here has to match a planting — record it whenever the packet arrives.

If organic seed wasn't available, this is where the three places you checked go.

Keep the packet or the receipt — a photo of it on the Airtable row is the strongest thing to have at an inspection.

A pile that's been emptied and refilled is a new batch, even with the same name.

Where you put the probe, and how deep.

Certification wants at least one turn during the 131°F hold.

Closing it keeps the picker short and starts the next one clean.

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