Росток — уход за растениями APP
"Sprout" helps you navigate your houseplants: when to water, what to feed them with, what kind of soil to repot them in, and what kind of plant is sitting on your windowsill.
TWO TABS
About Plants — a reference book. Open the view and see a ready-made passport: watering in summer and winter, soil acidity and looseness, soil composition in percentages, drainage, root type, what kind of pot to use and why, what and when to feed, how to propagate by cuttings, what plants to share a pot with, whether there's a dormant period, whether they're poisonous to cats and children, and what pests they're susceptible to. The reference book features 46 plants, and for any other plant, the AI will create a passport based on its name.
My Plants — a personal journal. Here you can record information specific to your plant: when it appeared, what kind of soil you mixed, the size and material of the pot, the date of its last repotting, and your notes. You can add up to twelve photos to each plant.
WHAT IT DOES
• Identify plants by photo: species, Latin name, and percentage match.
• Care schedule: watering, spraying, fertilizing, repotting. Schedules shift automatically as soon as you mark your actions.
• Seasonal adjustments: water less frequently in winter, and stop fertilizing until spring.
• Reminders at convenient times and vacation schedules.
• AI agronomist: ask why leaves are turning yellow, and it will answer based on your plant's characteristics.
• Problem analysis by photo: take a picture of the affected leaf, and in response, you'll find the cause and steps to take.
• Care diary: a complete history of watering, fertilizing, repotting, and treatments.
• Voice input in any text field.
• Login via email without a password: plants will open on other devices.
• Relaxed design, light and dark themes.
SOIL COMPOSITION IN CLEAR WORDS
The app doesn't list "turf soil" or "leaf mold," which are unavailable. The ingredients list only includes what you'd find on the shelves at a gardening store: general-purpose soil, cactus soil, orchid soil, agroperlite, vermiculite, expanded clay, coarse sand, charcoal, coconut coir, and sphagnum. And everything is listed in percentages, making it easy to measure.
The app is free and ad-free. Data can be exported to a file or deleted entirely with a single button in the settings.
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TWO TABS
About Plants — a reference book. Open the view and see a ready-made passport: watering in summer and winter, soil acidity and looseness, soil composition in percentages, drainage, root type, what kind of pot to use and why, what and when to feed, how to propagate by cuttings, what plants to share a pot with, whether there's a dormant period, whether they're poisonous to cats and children, and what pests they're susceptible to. The reference book features 46 plants, and for any other plant, the AI will create a passport based on its name.
My Plants — a personal journal. Here you can record information specific to your plant: when it appeared, what kind of soil you mixed, the size and material of the pot, the date of its last repotting, and your notes. You can add up to twelve photos to each plant.
WHAT IT DOES
• Identify plants by photo: species, Latin name, and percentage match.
• Care schedule: watering, spraying, fertilizing, repotting. Schedules shift automatically as soon as you mark your actions.
• Seasonal adjustments: water less frequently in winter, and stop fertilizing until spring.
• Reminders at convenient times and vacation schedules.
• AI agronomist: ask why leaves are turning yellow, and it will answer based on your plant's characteristics.
• Problem analysis by photo: take a picture of the affected leaf, and in response, you'll find the cause and steps to take.
• Care diary: a complete history of watering, fertilizing, repotting, and treatments.
• Voice input in any text field.
• Login via email without a password: plants will open on other devices.
• Relaxed design, light and dark themes.
SOIL COMPOSITION IN CLEAR WORDS
The app doesn't list "turf soil" or "leaf mold," which are unavailable. The ingredients list only includes what you'd find on the shelves at a gardening store: general-purpose soil, cactus soil, orchid soil, agroperlite, vermiculite, expanded clay, coarse sand, charcoal, coconut coir, and sphagnum. And everything is listed in percentages, making it easy to measure.
The app is free and ad-free. Data can be exported to a file or deleted entirely with a single button in the settings.
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