Plant care reminders that fit your collection.
Plantly brings watering, fertilizing, misting, pruning, and repotting into one plant care calendar. Reminders help you remember when to check a plant, while care feedback and local weather context help keep the schedule useful as conditions change.
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One calendar for five kinds of plant care
A collection needs more than watering reminders. Plantly schedules watering, fertilizing, misting, pruning, and repotting, so you can see what is due today and what is coming next. Tasks remain connected to the individual plant. Record care when it happens to keep the history useful for you and anyone who helps with the same collection.
Use a reminder as a prompt to check
A due date does not mean every plant needs the same action. Check the plant and its current conditions before completing a task. If care is too early or not needed, Plantly lets you give feedback instead of pretending the task was completed. You can also set care intervals manually. This keeps the routine tied to what you observe rather than a fixed schedule alone.
How weather-aware care timing works
With location permission and weather data, Plantly can bring relevant outdoor care forward when hot conditions affect the watering rhythm. Weather context complements the plant profile and care feedback; it does not measure moisture in your pot or automatically water a plant. Notification preferences and external calendar links let you choose how care tasks fit into your day.
How to get started
Add the plant and its location
Keep the species, room, and exact spot with the profile so care has useful context.
Review the care calendar
See upcoming tasks and choose your notification preferences. Enable location access if you want local weather context.
Record care or give feedback
Complete a task when you have done it, or report that it is too early or not needed to keep future timing relevant.
Frequently asked questions
Does Plantly only remind me to water plants?
No. The calendar covers watering, fertilizing, misting, pruning, and repotting.
Do weather-aware reminders need my location?
Yes. Local weather context requires location permission and available weather data. You can still use the care calendar without this context.
Should I water every time a reminder appears?
Check the plant first. A reminder is a prompt to review its needs, not a measurement of soil moisture. Use care feedback when watering is too early or not needed.
