from-scratch growth

noun phrase
UK /frəm skrætʃ ɡrəʊθ/
US /frəm skrætʃ ɡroʊθ/

Growing something all by yourself from the very beginning.

The little garden showed from-scratch growth because we planted every seed ourselves.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A business that builds everything itself instead of buying other companies.

The bakery's from-scratch growth meant they opened every new shop on their own.

3. Learning a skill by starting at the very basics.

Her from-scratch growth in piano began with simple scales.

4. Making something new using only basic ingredients or materials.

The cake's from-scratch growth came from flour, eggs, and sugar, not a box mix.