Record keeping. Best process and practices

Breeder's Lab
#21

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#22

Thanks, I hadn’t seen this one before. The growlog is pretty slick, love being able to click which vars I want to measure. Now if they’d just let me take more than one set of measurements per day I’d be all set. Yesterday I took my 2nd set of measurements and didn’t realize it would overwrite the first set, makes checking the changes after topping the res a pain.

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#23

The dev seems receptive to feedback, so maybe worth it to submit a request.

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#24

I use an analogic notebook :slight_smile: and a pen. Sometimes, depending how high I am, use some colors. Make some note downs when I need to do it. Simple and basic.

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#25

Always just stored it between my ears.

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#26

I have a little notebook I use… have the best plans at the beginning of each plant cycle… usually end up w the day I soak them and that’s as far as I get.

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#27

Great idea! As well as the logs. I jot down things in a journal/log. I am not always in it. I do try to note previous events if I forget.

Good point.

Edit: Posted before done replying …cont.

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#28

It would be nice to see a measure of plant height at a standard. Something like at 30 days if untopped from cotyledons to top node. That is a figure that would vary according to light conditions but should still give useful data.

Another useful measure might be tag a limb/branch and measure the stretch at that point 14, 21, 28 days later You would need a tent tall enough not to bend or be outdoors to measure though.

Many have EC, pH, RH and temps in their logs. All good stuff.

#29

I’m a big fan of Google Sheets for keeping track of grow data.

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#30

I use Google spreadsheets in my day to day life. Been copying my past notebook logged grows to Google sheets. I can access it anywhere so really convenient.

#31

So does Google, which would be a deal breaker for me. :wink:

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#32

Ya I can understand that. When I lived in an illegal state everything was handwritten. Now I don’t worry about it much

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