Before getting started with Grow module tasks, Grow Technicians must set up basic grow rooms to organize plants through the stages of cultivation. Each grow room saved to the Rooms & Locations tab should correspond to an actual room or location at the cannabis cultivator's grow facility.
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Each grow room may have any number of child locations. A child location is a sub-location within a location, such as a row, table, or shelf. When setting up child locations, use a simple naming convention, and avoid using the same names or numbers across locations.
Based on experience with cannabis cultivators of all sizes, Ample Organics has prepared some general guidelines of rooms to include, and possible naming conventions for child locations:
1 Mother Room: A location to house Mother plants.
A child location in the Mother Room might be called M-Table1, M-Row1, etc.
1 Germination Room: A location to germinate seeds.
A child location in the Germination Room might be called G-Table1, G-Row1, etc.
1-2 Propagation Rooms: A location to house plants in the Propagation stage.
A child location in a Propagation Room might be called P-Table1, P-Row1, etc. If the facility has more than one Propagation Room, avoid using the same table or row numbers in multiple rooms.
2-3 Vegetation Rooms: A location to house plants in the Vegetation stage.
A child location in the Vegetation Room might be called V-Table1, V-Row1, etc. If the facility has more than one Vegetation Room, avoid using the same table or row numbers in multiple rooms.
2-3 Flowering Rooms: A location to house plants in the Flowering stage.
A child location in the Flowering Room might be called F-Table1, F-Row1, etc. If the facility has more than one Flowering Room, avoid using the same table or row numbers in multiple rooms.
1 Research & Development Room: A room for research and product development.
A child location in the R&D Room might be called RD-Table1, RD-Row1, etc.
Visit the Rooms & Locations tab to Create a New Location or Child Location.