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> I would greatly appreciate any feedback on the site as well as any advice on how to grow it. This is very cool Things I would want: 1. Appropriate growing
by JohnHaugeland 2y ago
> I would greatly appreciate any feedback on the site as well as any advice on how to grow it.
This is very cool
Things I would want:
1. Appropriate growing zone (ideally USDA hardiness zone low and high limit for Americans; others for other countries)
2. Filter by produces food
3. Needs pollinating partner; if so, what's appropriate (eg if you're looking at a Bing cherry it should tell you required and to get a Stella Ann, a Van, or a Black Tartarian; if you're looking at a Bavay's Green Gage it should tell you not required, but providing will double yield, and to get an Italian Blue Plum.)
4. Producing time-of-year
5. Water requirements (people in Arizona shouldn't grow rice)
6. Importation issues (many of these will be unavailable to a Floridian or a Californian by mail)
7. Sunlight requirements
8. Indoor appropriate
9. Container size if any
10. Soil acidity requirements
11. Filter by live plant vs seed vs whatever
12. Planting time of year
- ryebread777 2y agoThis is an awesome list with many things I’d never thought of! Thanks for taking the time to write it out. Seems like requirements for the gardening user and the houseplant user vary pretty substantially!
- ttyprintk 2y agoAquatic might be its own section, really a freshwater fish tank section.
- ryebread777 2y agoAh yes, there is already a category for aquatic, but you're right that they should really have their own set of filters and everything else too. (foreground / background plant, needs CO2, water PH, etc.). Im wondering if there is a way to provide a tailored user experience based on what the user is interested in, but I feel that will explode in complexity.