๐ŸŒธ The Horticulture module

Every bloom, every leaf, every plant on the shelf

Horticulture covers three kinds of grower, and you tell Grovabe which you are: cut flowers (roses, tulips, dahlias โ€” stems cut and graded), foliage & herbs (basil, mint, eucalyptus โ€” leaves and sprigs harvested), or houseplants & nursery (monstera, pothos โ€” tracked for health, not harvest). Each gets its own fields, its own reference data, and an AI report on how it's doing every Monday.

A rose-lined path through a home garden
Stems cut this flush โ€” Red Naomi
1,240 86% grade A
Humidity trending high 88% average this week โ€” conditions favour botrytis. Check airflow.
Three ways to grow

Whichever you are, Grovabe fits the fields to it

Pick your purpose when you set up an operation, and the data-entry form, the detail page and the reference data all follow suit โ€” no rose grower is asked for a "watering in ml", and no houseplant keeper is asked for a grade A/B split.

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Cut flowers

Roses, tulips, dahlias and more โ€” stems cut, grade A/B counts, average stem length and active buds, measured against your target yield. Planting ahead is normal here: tulips go in come October, bare-root roses over winter, dahlias after the last frost, and Grovabe treats a future planting date as the everyday case it is.

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Foliage & herbs

Basil, mint, eucalyptus, cut ferns and more โ€” leaf and sprig counts plus harvest weight in grams, so a kitchen-herb bed or a foliage cutting garden gets numbers that actually fit what's being picked.

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Houseplants & nursery

Monstera, pothos, snake plants and more โ€” nothing is harvested, so instead Grovabe tracks a simple 1โ€“5 health/quality score alongside light hours and watering given. A living-stock record, not a yield chart.

Across all three

What every operation gets, whatever it grows

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Humidity & temperature

The climate readings that decide disease pressure and, for cut flowers, vase life โ€” logged alongside whatever else your purpose tracks, so the whole picture is in one place.

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Disease-risk reference

Per-plant risk guides โ€” blackspot on roses, vine weevil on houseplants โ€” so you know exactly what to look for on your variety before it takes hold.

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Sales, cash or credit

Sell by the stem, bunch, box or plant, with live revenue and outstanding-credit totals per operation. Told us at setup that you don't sell? These tabs simply don't appear.

A red rose with rain on its petals
Variety-deep

It knows a Red Naomi from an Avalanche

25 cut-flower varieties, 15 foliage & herb types, and 12 houseplants โ€” each with the commonest UK varieties behind it. Pick yours at setup and every report, chart and Farma answer is grounded in it. Growing something rarer? "Other / not sure yet" is always an honest option.

  • Cycle numbers and target yield, tracked per operation
  • Farma answers grounded in your live numbers and climate readings
  • A weekly AI report on how each operation is doing
A bright commercial glasshouse full of trained plants
Under cover matters

Advice that knows you're under glass

Whether you grow outdoors, in a greenhouse or in a polytunnel is the single most consequential fact about a UK horticulture grower โ€” it decides what ripens, how long the season runs, and whether frost or botrytis is your enemy. Grovabe asks at setup, and every piece of advice is shaped by the answer.

Commercial cut-flower yields that only happen under cover are flagged honestly in the Land planner too โ€” no glasshouse revenue quietly promised to an open field.

Give every plant a scorekeeper

From a cutting garden to a herb bed to a shelf of houseplants โ€” the right numbers for what you actually grow, climate tracking and an AI report every Monday. Start free with one operation.