Included with your antenna pack.
Your next garden addition
Placement Guide
A practical companion for unpacking, choosing a spot, placing your antenna and keeping useful garden notes. Start with the space you already love tending.
Read the instructions supplied with your actual antenna before assembly. This guide complements those instructions; it does not replace SKU-specific directions.
Open your set
One antenna, three antennas or five: count the physical pieces against your order before you start. Both digital guides are included with every pack. Decorative pots, tools and plants shown in styled images are not included.
Place the contents on a clear surface. Check the shaft, spiral and any joins for damage or loose parts. If something is missing, bent out of shape or unstable, photograph it and email support@kakivra.com with your order number.
Keep small parts and exposed ends away from children and pets. Do not repair a damaged part before contacting support.
Know the shape
The spiral is the formed wire section at the top. The collar is the wrapped area below it. The shaft is the long section used to position the antenna. Identify those features before handling the item.
Grip the shaft when moving the antenna. Do not carry it by the spiral or use the upper wire as a handle for pushing or twisting.
Electroculture describes electrical methods used in cultivation. Passive antenna proponents propose a connection between atmospheric electricity and the growing environment. Appearance and metal conductivity alone do not establish a growth benefit.
Choose a useful spot
Begin with one bed or container that you can reach comfortably for ordinary care. Leave room to water, inspect plants and remove the antenna later.
Choose a position away from established roots, irrigation lines and walking routes. Keep the exposed upper section out of reach of children and pets. Do not position a projecting antenna where someone could brush against it.
Check the actual product instructions for installation depth and orientation. No universal coverage radius or north-facing rule is assumed here.
Position with care
1. Inspect. Confirm the item is intact and follow its supplied assembly directions before placement.
2. Choose. Find a clear position without disturbing roots. Check that the product fits the bed or container.
3. Place. Support the shaft and follow the supplied placement directions. Stop if you encounter resistance. Do not hammer the spiral or force the shaft through roots.
4. Check. Confirm the antenna is stable and clear of paths. Remove it if you cannot position it safely. Take a starting photograph for your daybook.
For pots and containers
Think about access first. A container may have a dense root ball, little spare soil and a narrow rim. Do not assume a smaller pot is suitable simply because the antenna can stand beside it.
Leave watering and drainage access clear. Avoid puncturing liners or forcing the shaft against the container wall. If there is no clear space, select a different location.
Photograph the plant and container together. Record the variety, pot size, light exposure and current care routine so later observations have context.
For beds and borders
Keep regular garden work easy. Allow room for tools, harvest baskets and watering equipment. Avoid narrow paths and places where an antenna could be hidden by later growth.
A multi-pack gives you several separate placements. Choose the count for the spaces you want to use; pack counts do not represent a proven biological coverage area.
Mark each placement on a simple bed sketch. Give positions short names such as Bed A or Patio Pot so photographs and weekly notes stay organized.
Keep the care that matters
Continue the watering, feeding and light conditions appropriate to your plants. The antenna is not a substitute for ordinary plant care.
Use the daybook to record weather, watering, feeding, pruning and pests. Take photographs from a consistent position and measure from the same point.
If you compare plants, record variety, planting date and growing conditions for each. A difference between two plants does not by itself identify its cause. Use your notes to notice patterns and make better care decisions.
Check, clean and store
Inspect the antenna during routine garden care. Look for instability, damage or loosened joins. Remove a damaged item from use and contact support.
Follow the supplied care instructions. Do not assume that a change in surface color means the item is defective or more effective. Avoid unverified chemical cleaners or polishing treatments.
When moving or storing it, protect the projecting ends and keep it where children and pets cannot reach it. Keep your order details with your garden records.
A good start, written down
Your 60-Day Plant-Through Promise. If your set is not right for you, contact support within 60 days of delivery. Normal garden use does not automatically disqualify a request. See the store returns policy for the current terms and resolution process.
Email support@kakivra.com with your order number and the help you need. For missing or damaged items, include a clear photograph where useful.
Find the web guides at tendfieldgardens.com/pages/placement-protocol and tendfieldgardens.com/pages/garden-guide.