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How to Log an Event for Multiple Plants or an Entire Garden in the Seed to Spoon App

Want to save time and stay organized in your garden? The Seed to Spoon app makes it easy to log watering, fertilizing, pruning, and other events for multiple plants or an entire garden bed—all in just a few taps. Learn how to use the “Log Event for Multiple Plants” feature and track your garden's progress like a pro!

Keeping track of garden tasks can get overwhelming—especially when you’re growing multiple varieties across different beds. That’s why the Seed to Spoon app includes a helpful feature to log events for multiple plants at once. Whether you’re watering, fertilizing, pruning, or transplanting, you can quickly record what you did and when—all from one place.

In this blog post, we’ll walk you through how to log an event for multiple plants or an entire garden using the Seed to Spoon app, so you can stay organized and save time.


🌱 Why Logging Garden Events Is Important

Documenting tasks like watering, feeding, or pest treatments helps you:

  • Track plant health and progress over time

  • Remember last watering or fertilizing dates

  • Identify what’s working well—or not—for specific plants

  • Simplify planning and improve your growing season next year

The Seed to Spoon app makes it easy to keep records all in one place—without switching between notebooks or spreadsheets.


📋 How to Log Events for Multiple Plants or an Entire Garden

Follow these steps to log an event for several plants or your whole garden in just a few taps:

  1. Open the Seed to Spoon app and go to the “My Garden” tab.

  2. Tap on “List View” to display your plants by garden bed.

  3. Tap the three dots (•••) to the right of the garden name.

  4. Select “Log Event for Multiple Plants.”

  5. Choose the type of event you want to log—such as watering, fertilizing, pest control, harvesting, etc.

  6. Add any applicable details.

That’s it! The event will be applied to all selected plants in that garden bed.


🔍 How to View Logged Events

Want to review what you’ve done for a specific plant?

  1. From the My Garden tab, tap on the plant details you’re interested in.

  2. Scroll down to find the “Log Events” section.

  3. See the full history of all events recorded for that plant!

This is a great way to track performance, spot trends, and troubleshoot issues like stunted growth or inconsistent blooms.


🧑‍🌾 Make Garden Management Easier with Seed to Spoon

With the ability to log events for multiple plants at once, the Seed to Spoon app is built for real gardeners managing real gardens. Whether you’re growing in raised beds, Smart Pots, or containers on your balcony, you’ll save time while gaining valuable insights into your garden’s progress.


Ready to get more out of your garden?
Open the Seed to Spoon app and start logging your tasks today for smarter, more efficient gardening.

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