Plantistry is the lab book for serious growers. Every plant, cutting, jar and cross keeps its lineage, its photos and what to do next, and a scan of its label brings it all up at the bench. Breed, culture and sell with records you can trust.
Free for your first 10 plants, no card needed. Upgrade when you start breeding.
Modules
Every module writes to the same records, so a jar knows its mother plant and a seedling knows its cross. Pick one.
Add a plant by photographing it and Plantistry suggests the species. Photos are dated when they were taken, cuttings and divisions keep their parent, and the chores land on a calendar you tick off by scanning.
Every plant links to its species. The profile shows where it's recorded in the wild and the conditions there: day and night temperature, humidity, light and seasons, as numbers you can set in a tent or a greenhouse.
Record the pollination, the capsule, the seed lot and the germination, and every seedling knows its parents. Hybrids and cultivars trace back through their parents to the wild species they came from.
Start a culture with as many cups as you poured and label each one. Subculture jar by jar, so every jar knows the jar it came from, and mark contamination on the jar where it happened. Media is worked out at the bench by a batch calculator.
Agar, liquid culture and grain, each a record with its generation and the culture it came from. Grows run from spawn to harvest, and every flush is weighed into the biological efficiency of the batch.
Set up treatments and replicates, observe them from the bench or an iPad, and Plantistry works out survival, contamination and response per treatment, with the best one starred. Make the winner your protocol.
Every plant, jar, bag and culture gets a QR label. Print a sheet from any printer, or one label at a time from a label printer on the lab Wi-Fi, straight from the phone at the bench. Scan a label and the record opens with its next actions ready.
List plants, cultures and cuttings with their lineage and photos, or trade plant for plant. Build a lab on a budget from gear other growers have outgrown, a flow hood, a pressure cooker, a label printer, lights and shelving, and sell your own when you upgrade. Protocols sell too.
Over 50,000 species by name, and for more than 30,000 of them, plants and fungi, a profile of where they grow wild and the conditions there, turned into targets you can set on a shelf, in a tent or in a greenhouse. Hybrids are worked out from their wild parents.
Scan a label and the right record opens. Mark a jar contaminated, print the next round's labels, tick off a watering round, add a plant by photographing it. Pull up a protocol and its recipe at the bench, or record a full experiment on an iPad, without carrying a laptop into the grow room.
Both apps are free with any Plantistry account.
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Your data is yours: export everything as CSV or PDF. · Stop paying and your records stay. · Private by default; only the people you invite.
Yes, for up to 10 plants, with photos, tasks, locations and full species profiles for the plants you grow. No card needed. Pro adds unlimited plants, breeding, tissue culture, fungi, experiments and the whole species library.
Any time. Every record exports as CSV, and reports export as PDF.
Your records stay. A garden that lapses can still open everything it recorded; it just can't add to the Pro sections until it renews.
Yes. The iPhone and iPad app is on the App Store and the Android app is on Google Play, both free with any account, and built for the bench: scan a label, record what happened, take a photo, print a label. Everything also works in a phone's browser today.
None to start: labels print on Avery 30-up sheets from any printer. For one label at a time at the bench, a Brother QL label printer with Wi-Fi (QL-810W or QL-820NWB) prints straight from the phone.
The Lab plan adds up to five people to one garden, with access set per person and every record signed by who did it.
Only you and the people you invite. Nothing is public unless you list it on the marketplace.
Set up your collection in minutes. The first ten plants are on us.
