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I'm OK with that. I had previously incubated seeds indoors and seen better germination rates than outdoors. I'd even recorded the process with a Raspberry Pi in the past and created videos from it. This year was a very cold and windy start. So much so that many of the seeds I'd bought and planted just didn't convert into seedlings. I wanted an enclosure to hold soil whilst the seeds had a chance to grow in the warmth, but I also wanted to record the progress with a camera, mounted over the top. I went out into the garden and realised that I didn't have a clue what I was doing. I spoke to a few friends and eventually decided that some copper pipe glued into a wooden base might do. The first growlab, one of many. Given that I'd invested some time and resources into the project, I decided to build a community around it. I noticed people asking me questions about it.
The Raspberry Pi and technological aspect was interesting to other developers and with the pandemic, many people were interested in growing their own food also. Having learned a lot about sales and value that year, I thought I'd give the people a "What's in it for me" - primarily a contest, where they could win prizes by completing a set of achievements. The gamification worked quite well, and by the end of the year, there were 30 participants. Each participant was called a technician - a citizen scientist who had built his or her own incubator - not only growing seeds, but sharing updates and encouraging others to get involved. The word "renaissance" means "rebirth" and to some extent that's what happened to me with woodworking. Growlab was the catalyst for a renewed interest in working with wood and creating things with my hands. Many British children learn how to work with wood at an early age, but without the tools or motivation, this was something that I wasn't able to continue after leaving school.