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follow each plant's lifecycle
log a basil plant from seed through sprouting, growth and flowering, with each stage kept in order.
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keep dated care notes together
record watering on march 3 and a leaf spot observed on march 9, all filed under the same plant.
illustrative previewTrack each plant through its lifecycle, keep dated care observations and milestones together, and manage care reminders on the cadence you choose.
what it'll do
before it starts, it'll ask: List the plants you want to track. For each, include a name or identifier, species if known, current lifecycle stage and status, and any personal notes or records you want saved. You can say 'none yet' to start empty. · For each plant, share any relevant dates you know, such as sowing, planting, germination, transplanting, flowering, harvest, dormancy, or next expected milestone. Include the date type and year; say unknown where needed. · Share any dated care history or observations you want carried forward, such as watering, light, feeding, pruning, repotting, growth, pests, or symptoms. Include dates if known; you can start with none. · What care reminders would you like, and how should they work? Give the plant, task or cue, and preferred cadence or date. If you want scheduled notifications, include the time and timezone; otherwise say 'track preferences only'. · Do you have preferred lifecycle stage labels or status terms (for example seed, seedling, vegetative, flowering, fruiting, dormant, propagated, active, recovering)? Share any labels you want used, or say 'use flexible labels'. · Anything else personal you want tracked per plant, such as location, container, cultivar, source, goals, or care constraints? Share only what you want stored; say 'none' if not applicable.
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