Complete organic management · Free

Work with nature, not against it

Organic growing is mostly good planning: the right neighbours, the right rotation, the right time. HobbyPlot puts that know-how next to your own beds, so healthy soil and fewer pests come from the layout itself — not from a spray bottle.

What to start indoors and sow outdoors each month, for your climate zone
Good and bad companion pairs, with the reason for each
A four-year rotation and per-bed advice for next year

Try planting suggestions — no account needed

Planting suggestions for a continental climate with a monthly sowing calendar and companion planting pairs

Crop rotation

Four years, four families, healthier soil

Rotating plant families stops pests and diseases from building up and keeps nutrients balanced: heavy feeders first, then legumes to put nitrogen back, then leaf crops, then roots and alliums.

HobbyPlot reads what you actually planted in each bed and tells you what should go there next year — with example crops to choose from.

Four-year crop rotation cards and a table of each bed with this year's family and next year's recommendation

Plant encyclopedia

350+ plants, in English and Serbian

Search by name, family or sun needs. Each plant page has spacing, days to maturity, sun and water needs, growing tips, recommended varieties, companions, and sowing windows for six climate zones — from tropical to continental.

Growers can suggest new plants; moderators review them before they go public. The encyclopedia is open to everyone, even without an account.

Browse the encyclopedia

Plant encyclopedia grid with search and filters, showing tomato, basil, carrot, marigold and other plants

Plant pages

Everything about one plant, on one page

Growing tips, varieties, companion pairs and climate sowing windows are free for everyone.

Serious Hobbyist adds your planting dates: when to sow indoors, plant out and harvest, worked out from your local frost dates.

Tomato plant page with personalized planting dates, growing tips, varieties, companions and climate windows

Care & natural treatments

A care record for every block

Note watering, drip timing and mulch for each planting block, and keep a log of what you applied — compost tea, seaweed feed, neem, soap spray — with doses. Schedule the next application and it becomes a reminder.

Pair it with the journal and the seed box to save your own seed, track what worked and grow a little more self-sufficient every year.

Block care card with watering, drip, mulch and notes, and a list of organic supplements and treatments

HobbyPlot supports organic methods with planning and record-keeping tools. It does not certify produce as organic — certification rules depend on your country.