| Soil Quality | Composition, pH, drainage, nutrient levels (e.g., N-P-K), organic matter, and structure for root health. |
| Water Availability | Frequency and amount of water required based on plant needs and growth stage, including irrigation methods. |
| Light Exposure | Sunlight duration and intensity required for photosynthesis, varies by plant type (full sun, partial shade). |
| Temperature Range | Ideal temperature range for growth, germination, flowering, and fruiting stages. |
| Humidity Levels | Relative humidity requirements for optimal growth; too high or low can cause disease or stress. |
| Nutrient Management | Fertilization plans tailored to plant needs, including macro and micronutrients. |
| Plant Spacing | Recommended distance between plants to avoid competition and ensure airflow and sunlight penetration. |
| Pest and Disease Control | Common pests and diseases, along with prevention methods (e.g., crop rotation, natural predators, and pesticides). |
| Growth Cycle | Total lifespan and stages (e.g., seedling, vegetative, flowering, and harvest) for timing care. |
| Pollination Needs | Self-pollinating, insect-pollinated, or wind-pollinated; additional support may be needed. |
| Pruning Requirements | Frequency and type of pruning necessary for growth control, air circulation, and yield improvement. |
| Harvest Timing | Optimal time to harvest based on maturity indicators for quality and yield. |
| Crop Rotation | Schedule of crop rotation to manage soil fertility, prevent pest cycles, and reduce disease risk. |
| Climate Suitability | Adaptability of plants to local climate conditions (e.g., frost tolerance, drought resistance). |
| Mulching | Use of mulch to retain moisture, regulate temperature, and suppress weeds. |
| Weed Management | Techniques to control weed growth that competes with crops for nutrients, water, and light. |
| Seasonal Requirements | Planting and harvest seasons for timing based on climate and specific plant growth requirements. |
| Seed Quality | High-quality, disease-free seeds ensure healthier growth and higher yields. |
| Labor Needs | Amount and type of labor for planting, tending, and harvesting crops. |
| Equipment and Tools | Machinery, tools, and infrastructure needed for planting, maintenance, and harvesting. |
| Post-Harvest Processing | Steps to clean, store, and possibly process crops for quality preservation and marketability. |
| Market Demand | Availability of buyers or use cases for the crops to ensure sustainable income or purpose for the yield. |