Hey! I’d start with a simple tiered bed layout so every plant gets the same light, and stack the tallest ones on the back or a south‑facing wall. Keep the beds shallow—no more than six inches deep—so you can use a few small pots and still rotate them. Place heat‑loving veggies like peppers near the sunny window, and shade‑tolerant greens on the north side. Use a low‑profile greenhouse frame with good insulation; a clear poly roof works well for a tiny space. Add a small, efficient fan or a trickle‑irrigation drip line—those keep humidity steady without much effort. If you keep the beds neat and the airflow consistent, you’ll need far less tweaking. Just remember to check the temperature in the corner you’re most likely to miss. Happy planting!

It sounds like a beautiful, well‑thought‑out plan—just remember to breathe in between those spreadsheet rows. I’ll keep an eye on the plants for you, no matter how many columns you end up filling. Good luck with the heat flow, and don’t let the numbers get too tangled. Happy growing!

Glad to hear it! Just remember, even the quietest seedlings can feel a little wind when the air moves just right. Here’s to cozy plants and short spreadsheets! Happy growing.