Succulent Tracker

Succulents and Sunshine

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About this app

Succulent Tracker App — a place to easily record all the important details you need to know about your succulents (or other plants).

The app allows you to keep track of the names of your plants, where they are located, and events like watering, repotting, pruning, fertilizing, and treating for pests.

Inside the app, open up the individual plant view to record information about your plant, add a new picture, or simply see the history of what has happened over the past few weeks.

You can also keep a photographic history of each plant, using the camera in your device or a photo you’ve taken previously.

Try the app for free for up to 5 plants. If you want to add more than 5 plants you’ll have the option to select a monthly ($2.99) or annual ($29.99) subscription. With a paid subscription you can add as many plants as you’d like!

There are lots of different ways to view and organize the information about your succulents.

The “Watering” view will show you which plants are ready to be watered next based on schedules you’ve set or the average number of days between watering.

You can also see which need to be watered within the next 2-3 days, which were already watered today, and which don’t need to be watered yet.

Switching over to the “My Plants” view, you can see photos of all the succulents in your collection grouped by genus. You can then switch to view the succulents grouped by location — indoor or outdoor — and tags you’ve added to them.

Tapping on an individual plant will allow you to see all the information about it.

On the individual plant editor screen you can record information including:

The scientific name
A nickname
Photos
Watering schedule
When it was last watered
When you repotted
When you treated for bugs
Where you purchased it
If you made changes to the light or location
When you propagated it
And more!

There is a “Note” feature that allows to add any other information about the plant. You can also use tags as a way to add information and group succulents that are similar.

You can easily record new “actions” (watering, repotting, pruning, treating for bugs, fertilizing, make a note or take a new photo) by clicking the edit button in the top corner.

On the plant view screen you can also set the desired watering frequency.

This will generate a notification on the day that plant needs to be watered again.

You’ll also see the average watering time for that plant and when it was watered last.

Tagging is a really great way to add additional details about your plants. If you want to record where you got it, how much light it needs, that you grew it from a leaf, or anything else important to you… Just add it in as a tag!

In any view, you can record action and apply them to a group of plants as well. So rather than marking one by one that you’ve watered plants, simply go to a “view” where they are grouped together and tap to record that you’ve watered everything in that group.

There are so many ways to help you keep track of your plants and better care for them. Actions are quick and easy to record so you can easily take care of your succulents and keep going on with your day. Give the app a try so you can stop overwatering succulents, worrying about when you watered last and wondering if it’s ok to water again.

You can try the app for free for up to 5 plants. If you want to add more than 5 plants you’ll have the option to select a monthly ($2.99) or annual ($29.99) subscription. With a paid subscription you can add as many plants as you’d like!

License agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Ratings and reviews

The dates are not editable. I can't do near the things that is shown in the tutorial on YouTube. It is using an iPhone, I have an android. For example, I cannot change the date, which is NOT editable ive tried, for when I aquired the plant. When I enter the date it says it's out of range. If this app is mainly for iPhone, you may need to say that up front as this is a paid subscription. Canceling.

Looks nice. However, there are some serious functional drawbacks. The worst is that there's no ability to set dormant period when plants won't be watered. Sometimes it's takes a couple of minutes for the app to start (I have 3 plants tracked). Rather poor cactus database (no spinossissima? seriously?). When viewing a photo, you need to tap a "zoom" button to zoom. Most of the drawer menu is advertising.

Fairly decent. It does what it says it does. Though app navigation takes a while and I still don't know how to get notifications, I recommend it. You can take a picture of your succulent then match it up with what kind it is, making you not have to work as hard to find the care instructions for your plant. My plant is still alive after a year. But it is worth noting that you only get a few slots and it's difficult to delete a plant and takes a bit of understanding to add a new plant.