From Seed to Harvest in 30 Days: Fast-Growing Crops for Hydroponic Systems
- Maximum Cultivator

- Nov 5
- 14 min read
From Seed to Harvest in 30 Days: Fast-Growing Crops for Hydroponic Systems
The 30-Day Miracle: From Nothing to Fresh Harvest
Imagine this scenario: It's the first week of December. You plant a tiny lettuce seed in your hydroponic system. By New Year's Eve, you're harvesting fresh, crispy leaves for your celebration salad.
30 days. Seed to plate. Farm to fork.
Sounds impossible? It's not only possible—it's happening in thousands of homes and commercial farms across India right now.
In traditional soil farming, you'd wait 60-90 days for the same harvest. You'd battle pests, worry about weather, and pray for the right soil conditions. But hydroponics? It's like switching from a bullock cart to a bullet train.
Welcome to the world of fast-growing hydroponic crops—where lettuce and leafy greens are experiencing explosive growth (pun intended), with the market projected to grow at a stunning 9.8% CAGR due to their incredibly short growth cycles and high turnover rates.
Today, I'm going to show you exactly which crops can go from seed to your dinner plate in record time, and more importantly—how YOU can master growing them.
Why Speed Matters: The Economics of Fast-Growing Crops
💰 The Money Math Nobody Talks About
Let me break down why speed equals profit in hydroponics:
Traditional Farming:
Lettuce: 60-75 days to harvest
4-5 crop cycles per year
Weather dependent (miss monsoon = lose season)
High crop loss risk
Hydroponic Speed Growing:
Lettuce: 28-35 days to harvest
10-12 crop cycles per year
Year-round production
Minimal crop loss
Real Example: A 100 sq ft hydroponic setup growing lettuce:
10 cycles per year = 1,000 kg annual production
At ₹150/kg wholesale = ₹1,50,000 annual revenue
From just 100 sq ft!
Compare that to tomatoes (90-120 days) or peppers (75-90 days). Fast-growing crops mean faster returns, faster learning, and faster profits.
🚀 The Market Is Exploding
The global demand for fresh, locally-grown leafy greens is skyrocketing:
Urban restaurants want same-day harvest freshness
Health-conscious consumers pay 40-60% premium for pesticide-free greens
E-commerce farm-to-table delivery services need consistent, quick-turnaround crops
Hotels and cafes are installing in-house hydroponic farms
The bottleneck? Not enough skilled growers who understand fast-crop hydroponics.
That's where YOU come in.
The Champion Crops: Your 30-Day Harvest Heroes
🥬 1. LETTUCE (25-35 Days) - The Hydroponic Superstar
Why Lettuce Rules Hydroponics:
Lettuce isn't just fast—it's the PERFECT hydroponic crop. There's a reason commercial farms grow more lettuce than any other vegetable.
Varieties That Fly:
Butterhead Lettuce: 28-32 days, sweet and tender
Romaine/Cos Lettuce: 30-35 days, crispy with high shelf life
Oakleaf Lettuce: 25-30 days, decorative and delicious
Lollo Rosso: 28-32 days, stunning red-purple leaves
Pro Numbers:
Seeds germinate in just 2-3 days
Transplant to system on day 7-10
Harvest 18-25 days later
Single plant weight: 150-300g
Market price: ₹150-250/kg (₹300-400/kg for premium organic)
Why Restaurants Love It:
Multiple textures and colors
Stays fresh 7-10 days refrigerated
Perfect for salads, wraps, burgers, sandwiches
Grows identically every time (consistency = happy chefs)
Your Profit Potential: 100 lettuce plants in 50 sq ft:
Harvest: 15-25 kg every 30 days
Revenue: ₹3,000-5,000/month
12 annual cycles = ₹36,000-60,000/year from 50 sq ft!
🌿 2. SPINACH (30-40 Days) - The Nutrition Powerhouse
The Indian Palak That Grows Like Crazy:
Spinach (palak) is deeply ingrained in Indian cuisine, making it an instant sell. Every household needs it for dal palak, palak paneer, parathas, and more.
Best Hydroponic Varieties:
Baby Spinach: 28-35 days, tender and sweet
Savoy Spinach: 35-40 days, crinkled leaves, classic taste
Flat Leaf Spinach: 30-35 days, easy to clean
Growing Secrets:
Keep temperatures 15-25°C for best growth
Slightly cooler than lettuce preference
Loves higher nitrogen in nutrient solution
Can handle partial shade (10-12 hours light vs 14-16 for lettuce)
Market Advantage:
Indian families use 2-4 kg monthly
Regular B2C subscription potential
Premium organic palak: ₹120-180/kg
Zero pesticide claim = instant trust
Home Grower Heaven: Spinach is PERFECT for beginners:
Forgiving with pH fluctuations (5.5-7.0 range)
Doesn't bolt (flower) easily like in soil
Continuous harvest—cut outer leaves, center keeps growing
One plant can produce 100-150g over 2-3 harvests
🌱 3. BASIL (25-30 Days) - The Aromatic Gold Mine
From Pizza Topping to Profit Generator:
Fresh basil is restaurant GOLD. Dried basil doesn't come close to the aromatic punch of fresh leaves, and chefs know it.
Money-Making Varieties:
Sweet Basil (Italian): 25-28 days, classic pizza/pasta herb
Thai Basil: 28-32 days, Asian cuisine essential, commands premium
Purple Basil: 30-35 days, beautiful garnish, ₹400-500/kg
Lemon Basil: 25-30 days, unique flavor, high-end restaurants
Mind-Blowing Economics:
Single basil plant: 50-80g fresh leaves per harvest
You can harvest 3-4 times per plant over 60-90 days
Total yield per plant: 150-300g
Fresh basil: ₹400-600/kg retail (₹800-1200/kg for purple/Thai varieties)
Real-World Example: 25 basil plants in 10 sq ft:
Harvest: 1.5-2 kg per month (continuous harvest)
Revenue: ₹600-1,200/month
Annual revenue: ₹7,200-14,400 from just 10 sq ft!
Bonus: Basil roots can be sold to other growers, flowers can be dried and sold, and you can make value-added products like pesto!
🥗 4. ARUGULA/ROCKET (21-28 Days) - The Speed Demon
The Peppery Green Taking India by Storm:
Arugula is FAST. We're talking harvest in as little as 21 days from seed. It's the Usain Bolt of vegetables.
Why Arugula?
Fastest turnover = maximum annual cycles
Distinctive peppery flavor restaurants love
Premium pricing: ₹250-400/kg
Perfect for salad mixes
Growing popularity in metros
Speed Growing Tips:
Germinates in 24-48 hours (yes, really!)
Ready for transplant in 5-7 days
Can harvest as microgreens in 7-10 days
Full leaves in 21-25 days
Continuous cut-and-come-again harvest
Business Angle: Because arugula is still "exotic" in many Indian cities, you can position it as:
Premium health food (high in vitamins K, C, and calcium)
Gourmet restaurant ingredient
Part of imported salad mixes
Specialty item commanding higher margins
🌿 5. MINT (20-25 Days) - The Perpetual Producer
India's Favorite Herb On Steroids:
Mint (pudina) grows AGGRESSIVELY in hydroponics. In soil, it's already a fast grower. In hydroponics? It's unstoppable.
Varieties Indians Love:
Spearmint: Classic pudina flavor, chutney essential
Peppermint: Strong menthol, tea and mojitos
Chocolate Mint: Unique flavor, desserts and specialty drinks
Why Mint Is Special:
Establish once, harvest for 12-18 months continuously
Cut stems grow back in 10-15 days
Single plant can yield 50-80g every 2 weeks
Almost impossible to kill (perfect for beginners)
Revenue Stream: 20 mint plants in 8 sq ft:
Harvest: 1-1.5 kg every 2 weeks
Revenue: ₹150-250/kg = ₹300-400 bi-weekly
Annual revenue: ₹7,800-10,400 from 8 sq ft
Bonus Uses:
Dry leaves for winter sales
Mint essential oil extraction (advanced)
Potted mint plants for sale
Value-added: mint chutney, mint syrup
🥬 6. BOK CHOY (30-35 Days) - The Asian Vegetable Star
Chinese Cabbage With Indian Potential:
Bok choy is HUGE in Asian cuisine and growing rapidly in Indian urban markets, especially with the rise of pan-Asian restaurants.
Why Bok Choy?
Entire plant is edible (leaves + stems)
Mild flavor appeals to Indian palates
High yield per plant (300-500g)
Premium pricing: ₹150-200/kg
Perfect for stir-fries, soups, salads
Growing Advantage:
Tolerates wider temperature range than lettuce
Less prone to tip burn (common lettuce issue)
Attractive plant = good for display farms
Uniform size = consistent restaurant portions
🌿 7. CORIANDER/CILANTRO (25-35 Days) - The Indian Essential
Every Kitchen Needs It, Every Day:
Coriander (dhania) is non-negotiable in Indian cooking. The market is MASSIVE and perpetual.
Hydroponic Advantage:
Soil-grown coriander often has root rot issues
Hydroponics = cleaner, longer shelf-life
No soil = no grit to wash off
Faster growth than soil (25-30 days vs 40-50 days)
Market Reality:
Every household buys coriander weekly
Hotels/restaurants use kilos daily
Retail price: ₹80-120/kg
Premium organic: ₹150-200/kg
Home Growing Benefit: A single 4x4 ft system growing coriander can provide:
2-3 kg every month
Annual savings: ₹24,000-36,000 if you were buying retail
Plus you have ultra-fresh coriander 24/7
The Science Behind The Speed: Why Hydroponics Grows Faster
🔬 The Technical Breakdown
1. Oxygen-Rich Root Zone: In soil, roots struggle to find oxygen between soil particles. In hydroponics, roots are bathed in oxygen-rich nutrient solution. More oxygen = faster cellular respiration = faster growth.
2. Perfect Nutrient Balance: Soil nutrients are unpredictable. Hydroponics delivers exact NPK ratios and micronutrients directly to roots. No deficiencies = no growth slowdowns.
3. Optimal pH Control: Soil pH changes slowly and is hard to adjust. Hydroponic pH can be checked daily and corrected in minutes. Perfect pH = maximum nutrient uptake.
4. No Root Competition: In soil, plants compete for nutrients and space. Hydroponics gives each plant its own supply. No competition = faster growth.
5. Climate Control: Indoor hydroponics means perfect temperatures, humidity, and CO2 levels. No heat stress, no cold shock = consistent, rapid growth.
Result: 30-50% faster growth than soil and 2-3x more harvest cycles per year.
Your Fast-Track Success Blueprint (Week-by-Week)
📅 Week 1: Seed Starting
Days 1-3: Germination
Use rockwool cubes, coco coir discs, or seed starter plugs
Keep moist but not waterlogged
Maintain 20-25°C temperature
No light needed yet (seeds germinate in dark)
Days 4-7: Seedling Emergence
First leaves (cotyledons) appear
Move to light source immediately
Start with 12-14 hours LED light
Mist daily to keep media moist
Pro Tip from Maximum Cultivator: Start 20% more seeds than you need. Some won't germinate, and you want to select the strongest seedlings.
📅 Week 2: Transplanting
Days 8-14: System Transfer
True leaves have appeared (not just cotyledons)
Transplant to hydroponic system
Start with 25% strength nutrient solution
pH: 5.5-6.5 (check daily first week)
EC: 0.8-1.2 (low for young plants)
Critical First Week After Transplant:
Check water level daily
Monitor pH every 2 days
Ensure pump is working
Increase light to 14-16 hours
Watch for transplant shock (wilting)
Common Mistake: Adding full-strength nutrients too early burns young roots. Be patient!
📅 Week 3: Vegetative Growth Explosion
Days 15-21: Rapid Development
This is where the magic happens
Plants may double in size this week
Increase nutrients to 50-75% strength
EC: 1.4-1.8
Ensure adequate air circulation (prevents fungal issues)
What You'll See:
New leaves every 2-3 days
Roots spreading through system
Plants filling out their space
Color deepening (sign of health)
Maintenance This Week:
Top up water + nutrients as needed
Check for pest signs (rare in hydroponics, but possible)
Adjust light height if needed (12-18 inches from plants)
Monitor temperature (keep below 28°C)
📅 Week 4: Pre-Harvest
Days 22-28: Final Push
Increase nutrients to full strength
EC: 1.8-2.2 (depends on crop)
Plants are now 80-90% full size
Colors are vibrant
Leaves are firm and healthy
Harvest Preparation:
Stop adding nutrients 3-5 days before harvest
Just top up with plain water
This "flushing" improves taste
Plants use up stored nutrients
📅 Day 30: HARVEST DAY! 🎉
The Moment of Truth:
Early morning harvest = crisper leaves
Cut above lowest leaves for regrowth (cut-and-come-again crops)
Immediate cold water bath (hydro-cooling)
Pat dry and refrigerate
Shelf life: 7-12 days
What To Do Next:
Clean and sanitize growing areas
Start new seeds that same day
Continuous production = continuous income
Common Mistakes That Slow You Down (And How to Avoid Them)
❌ Mistake #1: "I'll Just Use Tap Water"
Why It's Wrong: Indian municipal water often has high TDS (300-800 ppm) and chlorine. This throws off your nutrient calculations and can harm beneficial bacteria.
Solution:
Use RO water (0-50 ppm) for best results
Or let tap water sit 24 hours to off-gas chlorine
Test your water TDS before starting
Adjust nutrient amounts based on water quality
Maximum Cultivator Tip: Our Modern Hydroponic Certificate Course covers water management in detail, including city-specific water issues.
❌ Mistake #2: "More Nutrients = Faster Growth"
Why It's Wrong: Over-fertilizing causes nutrient burn, slows growth, and can kill plants. It's like force-feeding—counterproductive.
Solution:
Follow EC guidelines strictly
Start at 75% of recommended strength
Increase gradually based on plant response
Never exceed maximum EC for your crop
Learn More: The 21 Crops Help Cards from Maximum Cultivator give you exact EC ranges for each crop at each growth stage.
❌ Mistake #3: "I'll Check pH Once a Week"
Why It's Wrong: pH can swing 0.5-1.0 points in 24-48 hours, especially in small systems. Wrong pH = nutrient lockout = slow growth.
Solution:
Check pH daily for first 2 weeks
Every 2-3 days once system stabilizes
Keep pH buffer solution handy
Record pH in a log book
Beginner Hack: Invest ₹2,000-3,000 in a quality digital pH meter. It pays for itself in one crop cycle.
❌ Mistake #4: "Seeds Are All The Same"
Why It's Wrong: Seed quality determines 50% of your success. Old, poorly stored, or wrong-variety seeds doom you from day one.
Solution:
Buy from reputable suppliers
Check germination date
Choose varieties bred for hydroponics when possible
Store seeds in cool, dry, dark place
Pro Move: Maximum Cultivator's Hydroponic Home Kits come with tested, high-germination seeds specifically selected for Indian conditions.
❌ Mistake #5: "I Don't Need Education, YouTube Is Free"
Why It's Wrong: YouTube gives you scattered information. You waste weeks troubleshooting issues experts solved years ago. Time is money.
Solution: Invest in structured education. Here's why:

Why You NEED The Modern Hydroponic Certificate Course
🎓 Your Fast-Track to Expert Growing
Here's the truth: You can figure out hydroponics through trial and error over 2-3 years, wasting ₹50,000-1,00,000 on mistakes...
OR you can learn from experts who've already made those mistakes and compressed decades of experience into a comprehensive course.
What Maximum Cultivator's Modern Hydroponic Certificate Course Covers:
Module 1: Hydroponic Fundamentals
All hydroponic systems explained (NFT, DWC, Ebb & Flow, Drip, Aeroponics)
Which system for which crop
Setting up your first system
Understanding plant biology in hydroponics
Module 2: Nutrient Management Mastery
NPK ratios for different crops
Micronutrients and their roles
EC and pH management
Making your own nutrient solutions (save 40%)
Troubleshooting nutrient deficiencies
Module 3: Crop Growing Expertise
Seed to harvest guide for 20+ crops
Growth stage management
Pest and disease prevention
Harvest timing for maximum quality
Post-harvest handling
Module 4: Plumbing & Farm Layouts
Designing efficient systems
Water flow calculations
Pump sizing and selection
Drainage and reservoir management
Scaling from home to commercial
Module 5: Climate & Light Control
LED grow lights explained
PAR, spectrum, and photosynthesis
Temperature and humidity control
CO2 supplementation for advanced growers
Energy-efficient growing
Module 6: Farm Business & Marketing
Finding customers (the module most courses skip!)
Pricing strategy for maximum profit
B2B vs B2C sales
Building a farm brand
Scaling your operation
🏆 What You Get:
✅ 91 Days of Comprehensive Training - Learn at your own pace ✅ Printable Certificate with QR Code - Prove your expertise ✅ Lifetime Access - Review anytime, updates included ✅ Get Hired Ready - Skills to work at hydroponic farms ✅ Start Your Own Farm - Complete business setup guidance ✅ Community Access - Network with other growers ✅ Expert Support - Ask questions, get answers
💰 Investment: Just ₹1,399
Think about it:
One failed crop cycle loses you ₹5,000-10,000
The course prevents those mistakes
It pays for itself with your FIRST successful harvest
What students say: "I wasted ₹30,000 on failed systems before taking this course. Within 2 months of completing it, I had my first profitable harvest. The course fee was the best investment I made." - Rajesh K., Bangalore
Ready to Master Fast-Growing Crops? 👉 Enroll in Modern Hydroponic Certificate Course 👈
Maximum Cultivator's Essential Learning Resources
Beyond the certificate course, Maximum Cultivator offers targeted resources for specific challenges:
📚 1. "How to Start a Hydroponic Farm: Guide to Profitable Hydroponic Farming"
Price: FREE (₹0)
This comprehensive eBook covers:
Choosing your farm model
Initial investment calculations
Site selection and setup
Legal and regulatory requirements
Month-by-month startup plan
Perfect for: Anyone serious about starting a commercial hydroponic farm.
📚 2. "How To Find Customers For Your Farm"
Regular Price: ₹250 | Sale: ₹225
Growing vegetables is easy. Selling them? That's where most farmers fail.
This book teaches you:
Finding your first 10 customers
Building long-term B2B relationships
Pricing strategy that beats competition
Digital marketing for farm products
Creating subscription models
Farmer's market success tactics
Reality Check: You can grow the best lettuce in India, but if you can't sell it, you have an expensive hobby, not a business.
📋 3. Help Cards (Your Quick-Reference Guides)
These laminated, waterproof cards are designed for use right in your growing area:
21 Crops Help Cards (₹430, On Sale: ₹299)
Individual cards for 21 different crops
Optimal pH, EC, temperature ranges
Growth stage timelines
Common problems and solutions
Harvest indicators
Nutrient Deficiency Card (₹150)
Visual guide to identifying deficiencies
Symptoms for all major nutrients
Immediate correction steps
Prevention strategies
EC Management Card (Price varies)
EC ranges for all growth stages
Crop-specific recommendations
Troubleshooting EC problems
Conversion charts
Microgreens Growing Help Card (₹120)
7-14 day harvest crops
Perfect for supplementing income
Space-efficient growing
High-profit margins
Microgreens E-Book For Troubleshooting (₹299, Sale: ₹249)
Detailed troubleshooting guide
Mold prevention
Optimal growing conditions
Harvesting and storage
30+ microgreen varieties
Why These Matter: When you're hands-deep in your system adjusting pH at 6 AM before work, you don't want to search through a 300-page book. You want a laminated card that says: "Lettuce Week 3: pH 5.8-6.2, EC 1.6-1.8."
Your Complete Fast-Crop Starter Kit
🛠️ What You Need (Budget: ₹15,000-25,000)
System Components:
Hydroponic tower or NFT system: ₹8,000-12,000
50-100L reservoir: ₹1,000-2,000
Submersible pump (20-40 LPH): ₹800-1,500
Timer for pump: ₹300-500
Lighting:
LED grow light (40-60W): ₹2,500-5,000
Timer for lights: ₹300-500
Nutrients & Testing:
Hydroponic nutrients (A+B): ₹800-1,200
pH up/down solutions: ₹400-600
Digital pH meter: ₹1,500-3,000
EC/TDS meter: ₹1,000-2,000
Growing Media:
Rockwool cubes or coco discs: ₹500-800
Net pots: ₹400-600
Seeds:
Lettuce, spinach, basil variety pack: ₹300-500
BETTER OPTION: Maximum Cultivator Home Kit Everything above in one package, pre-tested, with instructions: ₹18,000-22,000
Includes:
Complete system
Nutrients for first 3 months
Seeds for 3 crop types
Step-by-step setup guide
Access to support community
Real Success Stories: 30-Day Crops That Changed Lives
🌟 Case Study 1: Priya's Bangalore Balcony Business
Background: Software engineer, 80 sq ft balcony, zero farming experience
What She Did:
Took Modern Hydroponic Certificate Course (91 days)
Installed 3 vertical towers (30 sq ft actual footprint)
Started with lettuce, spinach, and basil
First harvest: 35 days after planting
Results After 6 Months:
Growing 60 plants continuously
Harvesting 8-12 kg monthly
Revenue: ₹15,000-20,000/month
Net profit: ₹10,000-15,000/month
Customer base: 8 regular families + 2 cafes
Her Advice: "Start small, master one crop, then expand. The course saved me months of mistakes. Now my balcony makes more than my Netflix and subscriptions cost!"
🌟 Case Study 2: Mohan's Mumbai Restaurant Supply
Background: Retired banker, 400 sq ft terrace, wanted post-retirement income
What He Did:
Completed certification course
Invested ₹1.2 lakhs in commercial setup
Focused exclusively on fast-growing salad mixes
Targeted high-end restaurants in Bandra/Juhu
Results After 1 Year:
Monthly production: 150-200 kg
12 restaurant clients
Average revenue: ₹75,000/month
Net profit: ₹45,000-50,000/month
Break-even achieved in 8 months
His Key Insight: "Fast-growing crops mean fast cash flow. I can harvest every 30 days, so I never have long periods without income. The '21 Crops Help Cards' are always with me in the farm."
🌟 Case Study 3: Anjali's Hyderabad Farm-to-Table Subscription
Background: Stay-at-home mom, 200 sq ft spare room, wanted to contribute to family income
What She Did:
Started with home kit (₹20,000)
Took course while first crop grew
Built Instagram presence
Created weekly veggie box subscription
Results After 9 Months:
35 subscription customers
₹500/week per customer
Monthly revenue: ₹70,000
Net profit: ₹40,000/month
Waiting list of 20 more customers
Her Strategy: "I grow only fast-turnaround crops—lettuce, spinach, arugula, basil, mint, coriander. Every week, customers get a fresh box. The 'How to Find Customers' book was crucial for building my subscription base."
Advanced Strategies: Maximizing Your Fast-Crop Profits
💡 Strategy 1: Staggered Planting
Don't plant everything on the same day. Stagger your plantings by 7-10 days.
Benefits:
Continuous harvest every week (not one big harvest monthly)
Steady cash flow
Ability to supply restaurants regularly
Spread out your labor (not one exhausting harvest day)
Example Schedule:
Week 1: Plant 25% of capacity
Week 2: Plant another 25%
Week 3: Plant another 25%
Week 4: Plant final 25%
Week 5: Harvest first 25%, replant immediately
Result: Harvest every week, forever
💡 Strategy 2: Mix High-Volume & High-Value Crops
High Volume (Lower Price):
Lettuce: ₹150-200/kg, but easy to grow 50+ kg/month
Spinach: ₹100-150/kg, every Indian household wants it
High Value (Lower Volume):
Thai Basil: ₹500-800/kg
Purple Basil: ₹600-1000/kg
Arugula: ₹300-400/kg
Smart Mix: 70% volume crops for steady revenue, 30% premium crops for high margins
💡 Strategy 3: Value-Added Products
Raw vegetables are good. Processed products are better.
Ideas:
Pre-washed, bagged salad mixes (₹60-80 per 100g bag)
Herb pestos (basil, coriander)
Dried herb seasonings
Microgreen shoot juice shots (health cafes love these)
Potted herbs as gifts
Reality: A ₹150/kg basil batch can become ₹400-600 worth of pesto. Same plant, 3x revenue.
💡 Strategy 4: Direct-to-Consumer Premium Positioning
Stop competing with sabzi mandi prices. You're not selling the same product.
Your Advantages:
Same-day harvest freshness
Zero pesticides (certified)
Traceability (customers can visit your farm)
Consistent quality
Year-round availability
Pricing Strategy:
Don't charge 2x market rate
Charge 1.5-1.8x and emphasize value
Bundle products (salad mix boxes)
Offer subscriptions (10% discount for commitment)
The 90-Day Challenge: From Zero to Profitable
Want to test if hydroponic farming is for you? Here's your challenge:
Month 1: Learn & Setup
Week 1-2: Complete Modern Hydroponic Certificate Course
Week 3: Purchase/build your first system
Week 4: Plant your first seeds (lettuce + spinach)
Month 2: First Harvest & Scale
Week 5-8: Maintain and monitor your first crop
Week 6: Start second round of seeds
Week 8: First harvest! (30-day crops ready)
Week 8: Find your first 3 customers
Month 3: Optimize & Profit
Week 9-12: Continuous planting and harvesting
Week 10: Add a third crop variety
Week 11: Refine your system based on learnings
Week 12: Calculate profits, decide to scale up or continue as-is
Success Criteria:
At least 2 successful harvests
₹5,000-8,000 in revenue
5+ regular customers
Decision made on scaling
If Successful: Invest profits into expansion If Not:





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