Conor believes the lack of space and knowledge are the two biggest barriers to helping folks grow their own food
A Belfast man who swapped a stellar architecture career for horticulture is hoping to inspire new generations to grow their own food with AI.
“There were allotments a couple of streets away from me and I just had no idea how to find out any information. “We have a whole collection of individual growing guides. It’s kind of like a Netflix style panel of growing guides for all different plants you might want to grow, rated by how difficult they are to grow, what month you can start them or categories like if it’s a herb, vegetable or fruit.
“It’s pretty much a conversation which is why I think it can be so effective,” he explained. “All you have to do is sign up with Google or Facebook and it’s 100% free. Our whole thing is to make gardening more accessible to as many people as possible.
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