Plant Parent: Plant Care Guide
- 49 of 100 · reviews
- 4.7of 5 · store
- 86,719ratings on the App Store
- 489reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
An app with a pleasant interface for organizing a collection and its schedule, but the plant database is narrow: dozens of philodendron, anthurium, and alocasia varieties are missing. Diagnosis is weak: it reported a dying hydrangea as fine, and fertilizing information contradicts itself across sections.
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What people use it for
Beginners with a small collection of popular species
What reviews praise
Clean plant card interface with a growth photo log and task schedule on one screen.
What reviews complain about
The species database is outdated and incomplete for tropical plant collectors, and adding a species manually is not possible.
What users experience
1 excerpt from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.
It's a good app. But it could be better. I have a lot of different plants and sometimes can't add them because it's not in the system. Like there are so many different philodendrons and the app only has a few to select from. Just like anthurium and alocasia and so on.
Mentioned for these jobs
- Hires the app to buy rare species from niche growers and keep records of a collection of 50+ plants with a photo diary.The serious tropical plant collector
- Hires the app to finally not kill their first ficus at home: what is needed is one simple “water it now” signal, with no encyclopedias or subscriptions.The first-time houseplant owner
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