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Bonsai care journal with wire tracker, daily plan photo timeline and style guide

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BonseyLrain: Growth Journal APP

Bonsai isn't a chore it's a years-long craft, and timing is everything. BonseyLrain is the timeline manager built for that reality.

Your orangery.

See your entire collection in one gallery, with photo, species, age, and a wire radar showing exactly which trees still have ligature applied. Sort by care urgency, and log watering, fertilising, or a new photo with one tap.

Tree timeline.

Every tree gets its own vertical history repotting, major pruning, pot changes each milestone marked with a photo, a date, and your own notes.

Before & after overlay.

A purpose-built camera screen layers last year's photo of your tree as a translucent guide over your live camera feed. Adjust the opacity with a slider to perfectly align the trunk and key branches before you shoot, so you can actually see how the silhouette has changed.

Daily care plan.

A smart checklist generated from each species' biological rhythm and current weather water this, feed that, pinch the other. Swipe right when it's done, left when you skip it.

Wire tracker.

Log the wire on every branch material, gauge, and date applied and get a countdown to the safe removal point, calculated from species growth rate and season, so the wire never cuts into the bark.

Soil & tools.

Track your akadama, kiryu, pumice, and lava rock by the litre, and keep a record of when your tools were last sharpened and disinfected.

Wintering guide.

A step-by-step checklist for safe wintering temperature, fungicide treatment, root protection — for both deciduous and coniferous trees.

Bonsai codex.

An interactive style reference Chokkan, Moyogi, Kengai, Shakan with tappable points explaining how first, second, and third-order branches should be trained.

Health & diagnostics.

Log pests and disease with treatment history, track growth over time, and export a full tree passport to PDF whenever you sell, gift, or exhibit a tree.

For anyone who treats bonsai as a decades-long art form, not a houseplant.
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