Making cheese ?
Are invertebrates relevant?
Are you using it for something related to gardening? Home maintenance? (Non-human) animals?
Is it a massage tool?
Are you trying to compress dirt?
No
No (well, not directly)
Gardening
If you mean “am I using it to massage myself”, No
No
Compress gravel?
Paver base?
Concrete?
I’m guessing:
Are you making a path?
Are you making a patio?
Are you using to to make an automated soil sieve/sifter ?
None of those.
Something to do with worms
Smoothing out the ground?
Digging a ditch?
Does the vibrator come into contact with a plant? With the soil?
Is it useful for gardening purposes because it vibrates? Because of the sound it makes? Because of its shape / look?
No
No to both.
Yes, with a plant.
Because it vibrates.
Anything to do with pollination?
Weed(s)?
Flower(s)?
Grass(es)?
Cactus(i)?
Are you trying to get pollen out of the plant?
Seeds?
Imitating a woodpecker?
Yes.
Flowers (That is, I’m using it on the flowers of a particular plant.)
Now that you’ve basically got it, what am I trying to accomplish?
collecting pollen from plants (corn?) to brush on selected flowers to get the variety of fruit/grain you are desiring?
Persuading a plant to set seed which won’t do so without vibrations caused by or mimicking the effect of a natural pollinating creature disturbing the flower?
(help. If that’s right, I don’t have one ready; and my one attempt at coming up with one of these puzzles was an instantly-solved failure.)
That’s it. I’m growing tomatoes, which can self-pollinate but need a bit of a shake to do so. Turns out, a vibrator is ideal for pollinating tomatoes.