Know what your plants need.

$3.79 a month or $30 a year, with 10 photo analyses a month included (add a plant or update up to 10 plants with new photos every month); each more photo is $1.79, and you’re asked before paying. The care updates every 10 days, for every plant, come at no extra cost. Subscribe in the iPhone app (monthly or yearly) or on the website (yearly). If you’ve never subscribed, your first month is on us: nothing is charged until it ends, and you can turn renewal off before then. And within your first 60 days you can set up your garden: up to 100 plants, each analyzed at no extra cost.

Yes. In the iPhone app, Apple makes the switch: a move to a higher level of service starts at once, and Apple refunds the unused part of the plan you had; a move to a lower level, or between monthly and yearly, starts at your next renewal, and your plan goes on until then. On the website, a switch starts when your current period ends.

Every 10 days each plant’s care is written again for your town’s forecast (sun, rain, humidity, UV, wind and frost) and for the 90 days ahead, with the next 10 days on its page. Outdoors, when frost, snow, hail or a storm is coming, you get one alert for all the plants to bring in or cover. Indoors, the weather still changes its care: less water in winter, leaves that drop when it’s cold, and a cold, hot or sunny window to move it from. Indoors and out, its pests, feeding and repotting follow the weather too: what to watch for in a wet or hot spell, when to feed it or hold off, and whether now is the time to repot it.

Yes. Pick the plant food you use for each plant, or none, and its care says when to feed it, when to hold off, and whether that food suits the plant at all. Set a reminder every 1 to 8 weeks: an email tells you when it’s time, and Fed today starts the count again. Anyone you share the plant with can mark it fed.

Yes. Each plant’s care says how often to repot it, from how fast it grows, and a reminder tells you when it’s due, counted from when you added it. Press Repotted today once you have, and the count starts again.

Yes. Pick what you treat a plant’s pests with: neem oil or insecticidal soap (both natural), another product, or none. Its care says when and how to use it, natural treatments first, and a reminder every 1 to 8 weeks tells you when it’s time; Treated today starts the count again. When a photo shows pests, its analysis names a natural treatment first too.

Yes. Tick Hydroponic under Location, indoors or out: its care then covers topping up and changing its nutrient solution, its growing medium and roots, and when to move it to a bigger container, in place of soil and watering.

Outdoors, say under Location that it stays where it is (in the ground, or too big to move). Its care and weather alerts then protect it where it is, by covering, shading or staking it, instead of telling you to move it. Plants can be moved unless you say otherwise.

Up to 100 plants, each with up to 10 photos: 1,000 in all. Plants shared with you don’t count. Set up your garden within your first 60 days: add up to 100 plants at no extra cost.

No. My Garden works in any browser, on your phone or computer, and you can add it to your iPhone’s Home Screen. An iPhone app is on its way.

Its name, how healthy it looks, and its care in ten topics: the local climate and seasons, watering, temperature, light, humidity, fertilizer, pests and diseases, soil and repotting, pruning, and whether it’s safe for pets and people. If a photo shows it isn’t getting enough light, it asks you to move it closer to a window or to a sunnier spot, and if an animal or a pest is damaging it, which one and how to protect it.

With your email or your Apple Account (Sign in with Apple). With your email, we send you a link and a 6-digit code: use either one. There’s no password, and your first sign-in signs you up.

Only the people you share them with. Each of them signs in with their own email, sees the plant and gets its reminders; you add its photos.

Yes. For a purchase in the app, ask Apple. For a payment on the website, reply to its receipt email: we refund it in full, less the payment fee our payment service keeps. A refunded subscription ends then, and a refunded photo is removed. The terms have the details.

Your plants are kept, read-only, for 60 days: subscribe again and everything is as it was. After that, the plants you added are deleted, and your account too unless others share plants with you.

In any browser, on your phone or computer. The iPhone app is on the App Store in most countries.

Not yet. We’re working on a version of Mister Planter for commercial growers. For now, only individual plants can be added.

Yes. If you’re in the plant care business and looking to grow, write to us at contact@misterplanter.com: we offer a white-label enterprise version of Mister Planter to help you expand your business, and we’d like to grow together.

Not yet: the planter is in development, and will be released shortly. Tell us you’re interested and we’ll let you know when it’s ready.