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Print or Reprint Plant Tags

Print or Reprint Plant Tags. Purpose. Print or reprint tags for plants in a group at any phase of development. Use this when you need new tags for a group of plants, or when you need to replace exist…

Purpose

Print or reprint tags for plants in a group at any phase of development. Use this when you need new tags for a group of plants, or when you need to replace existing tags.

Prerequisites

Configure your plant label before printing tags. Contact your Flourish administrator if your plant label isn't set up yet.

Ensure that QZ tray is connected. To download and install QZ tray, see here: QZ Tray.

  1. Click Grow from the left menu.
  2. Click the phase of the group you want to print tags for. This will be either Vegetative or Flowering.
  3. Click on Vegetative Groups or Flowering Groups.
  4. Select the desired group.
  5. Click the printer icon. Screenshot of the "OGK Seedlings 8-8-25" group detail page in the Groups view, showing the OG Kush strain card with planting and survival details; the cursor hovers over the…
  6. Review the plant tags for the group. Click the x icon next to a plant ID to remove it from the print selection. The "Print plant tags" dialog listing selected plant IDs (100 tags selected), each with an "x" icon to remove it from the print job, along with options to choose MarkMagic or…
  7. Click Print.
  1. Click Grow from the left menu.
  2. Click the phase of the plants you want to print tags for.
  3. Click Vegetative Plants or Flowering Plants.
  4. Select the plant or plants you want to print tags for.
  5. Click Actions > Print Plant Tags Screenshot of the "Plants in Flowering" view with one plant selected and the Actions dropdown menu open, highlighting the "Print plant tags" option among other available actions…
  6. Review the plant tags for the selected plants. The "Print plant tag" dialog showing a selected plant ID (with an x icon to remove it from the print selection), toggles for printing with MarkMagic or BarTender, a field for…
  7. Click Print.

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