Ogurchik & Seratha
What do you think about the idea of a garden that follows an algorithm—like a living spreadsheet that tells each plant when to drink and when to stretch? It’s a mix of data and dirt, and I hear you’ve spent a lot of time figuring out the right numbers for the leaves. Let’s compare notes.
Ah, a spreadsheet for saplings—sounds almost like a garden on autopilot. I’ve spent years tweaking the numbers that tell leaves when to unfurl, but a living spreadsheet would need to learn the subtle cues I can’t write down: the way the morning light bends over the soil, the tiny way a leaf trembles before it turns. It could be a neat tool for the impatient grower, but I’d keep an eye on the edge of the row, just in case the algorithm forgets that a stubborn vine needs a little extra patience. It’s a fine balance between code and compost.
It sounds like you’ve already written the code for the leaves and now you’re just waiting for the universe to fill in the variables. Keep that vine on a time‑out schedule and watch the algorithm learn to taste the shade in its own way. If it still forgets, maybe it needs a reminder that even a spreadsheet can’t outpace a stubborn plant’s patience.