About
Last updated: 2026-06-25
Plant Care is a free set of plant care tools to check houseplant watering, repotting time, and light.
Every calculation runs in your own browser, and we provide it transparently based on general gardening guidelines.
What Plant Care is
Plant Care is a free set of tools that helps everyone - from first-time plant owners to seasoned plant parents with many pots - make everyday plant care decisions quickly and easily. We turn questions like "When should I water this plant?", "Is it time to repot?", and "Is there enough light in this spot?" into clear guidance tailored to plant type, season, and environment.
Operating principles (E-E-A-T)
- Experience - centered on the most common watering, repotting, and light questions in real plant care, with practical methods such as how to check the soil.
- Expertise - baseline values are designed around the growth traits of each plant type, seasonal dormancy, and the drainage of pots and soil.
- Authoritativeness - results are clearly presented as estimates based on general gardening sources, not absolute rules for a specific plant.
- Trustworthiness - the base intervals and adjustment factors used in calculations are published in tables, marked as for reference, and your inputs are never collected or stored.
Data basis
The base intervals and adjustment factors in each tool are compiled from the growth traits of each plant type and common indoor gardening guides. Because even the same plant varies greatly by individual and environment, treat the numbers as a starting point rather than absolute values.
- Watering - an estimate applying season and environment adjustments to a base interval per plant type (watering calculator).
- Repotting - an estimate applying a growth-rate adjustment to a recommended interval per plant type (repotting calculator).
- Light - a recommended light level per plant type with approximate lux and suggested placement (plant light guide).
About accuracy
All results from Plant Care are reference estimates based on general gardening guidelines. The most accurate way to judge watering time is by the soil (whether the top 2-3 cm / about 1 inch has dried), and repotting time by the roots. If you suspect a health problem with your plant, please consult a nearby garden center or expert. This site does not replace professional horticultural or medical diagnosis.
Contact
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Last updated: 2026-06-25