Lattice NotesFIELD EDITION / A2ED2D

Indoor gardens

An indoor garden develops through observation of light, growth and the conditions around each plant.

01

Reference

Plants have different light requirements.

02

Setup

A pot and its drainage influence the conditions around roots.

03

Observation

New growth offers one way to observe a plant over time.

04

Review

A garden notebook can record changes without rushing to conclusions.

Overview

Plants have different light requirements.

record:
  topic: nature
  reference: stated
  conditions: recorded
  method: comparison
  values: illustrative
  interpretation: separate
What does this reference describe?

An indoor garden develops through observation of light, growth and the conditions around each plant.

What should accompany a measurement?

Plants have different light requirements.

Why keep the setup in the record?

A pot and its drainage influence the conditions around roots.

How should a comparison be read?

New growth offers one way to observe a plant over time.

What belongs in a working note?

A garden notebook can record changes without rushing to conclusions.

Are the plotted values live readings?

The diagrams and tables here use illustrative reference data. They are included to explain a reading method, not to report a live instrument.

What changes between sessions?

Review the reference, setup and conditions before combining records from different sessions.

Where should an interpretation begin?

Begin with the observation and its limits. An explanation should remain distinct from the original record.

Reference note

New growth offers one way to observe a plant over time.