Plant Journal: Grow Diary

A plant is a slow thing. It doesn't change today, or tomorrow — but leave it a season and it's a different plant entirely. Plant Journal is a private notebook for the plants you grow at home. Give each pot its own page: what it is, where you found it, who gave it to you, which windowsill it lives on. A cutting from a friend, a rescue from the clearance shelf — each one a keepsake, not a row in a database. Water on the plant's own rhythm, not a rigid calendar. This one every three days, that one once a week. One gentle reminder each morning gathers the day's work into a single line — "today: water the Monstera, mist the fern" — and the next date counts from the day you actually did it, so a late watering never piles up as debt. But the heart of it is the growing. Every photo you take becomes a pressed page — dated, labeled, laid out like a herbarium. Watch a seedling become a canopy. See the first day and today side by side, and remember how far it came. No accounts. No cloud. No plant-ID sending your garden to a server. Everything lives on your phone, exportable whenever you want it. Just you and the things you've grown.