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Documenting Plants with a 3D Printer, NFC, and Cardinal

15 pointsby commondreamalmost 2 years ago

3 comments

gorpy7almost 2 years ago
One trick gardeners use is to just bury the tag, often the one that came from the store. maybe a eighth of an inch or just under some wood mulch- keeps it from uv and let’s you check if you’re desperate. You could have a method for locating like 4 inches from the plant stalk to the north.
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lasermattsalmost 2 years ago
Awesome idea and inspiration. I’ve been storing my old seed packets in a Rolodex with handwritten notes and have been thinking of ways to make it more scalable.<p>One question for the 3D printer crowd: PLA will probably fade and crack quickly-ish with sun exposure in a garden, any material selection ideas to extend the life without injecting a plastic into the ground next to veggies?
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notnmeyeralmost 2 years ago
this is pretty cool. im similarly bad at remembering the names of stuff i plant, so having a reliable way to catalog and track would be sweeeeeeet.