Farm Dashboard | Bucketsfull

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Your plants

Everything you picked during setup. Tap a plant to set stems on hand, price per stem, and your own growing notes.

Plant	Type	Colors	Blooms	Available	Stems	$ / stem	$ / bundle

Add your own photo: tap Upload photo to choose one from your phone or computer, or Take photo on a phone to use the camera. Then tap Save. Your photo shows here, in your plant list, and on your website.

Stems on hand

Price per stem ($)

Bundle price, 10 stems ($)

Available starting

Name

Variety name

Plant type

Grown from

How you start it

Plant spacing (in)

Row spacing (in)

Your growing notes

Notes for florists

Add a plant

For anything not in the catalog: your own selections, saved seed, or a variety you bought elsewhere.

Fill this in from a photo

A seed packet (front and back), a plant tag, or the plant itself. Up to 3 photos. Check what the AI fills in before you save.

Crop *

Variety

Photo

Uses the catalog photo for this crop unless you add your own.

Plant type

Grown from

Colors

Botanical name

Bloom season

Height

Days to bloom

Sun

Plant spacing (in)

Row spacing (in)

Stems on hand

Price per stem ($)

Bundle price, 10 stems ($)

Available starting

Your growing notes

Your farm team

Run the farm together. A partner, family member, or helper can use this same dashboard from their own phone or computer.

Who's on the team

Invite someone

Create a link, then send it by text or email. They open it, sign in with their Google account, and tap Join. Each link works once and expires in 14 days.

Only invite people you trust. Team members can see and change everything you can: plants, orders, customer details, money records, and your website. Only the owner can remove people.

Unused invite links

Back up your farm

Keep your own copy of your farm's records, and put them back if something goes wrong.

1. A spreadsheet you can read

One Excel file with a tab each for orders, money, plants, and subscriptions. Opens in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets. Good for your records and for your accountant.

2. A backup file for restoring

A single file (it ends in .json) holding everything, including receipt photos. You don't need to open it. Just keep it safe: save it to your computer, Google Drive, or email it to yourself. If records ever go missing, bring it back here with Restore below.

3. Restore from a backup file

Choose a backup file you downloaded earlier. You'll see what's in it before anything changes.

Plant photos, website photos and full-size dahlia photos aren't in the backup (you have the originals), so the file stays small enough to email.

Welcome back

Your plants