Leafbook: Plant ID & Care

Leafbook knows when your plant needs water, because it knows where your plant lives. Most houseplants die of overwatering, and the worst part is that too much water looks exactly like thirst: the lower leaves yellow, the plant droops, and people water it again. A fixed calendar makes that worse. Leafbook asks where the plant stands and works the interval out from there, then tells you why it changed. WATERING THAT FITS YOUR HOME • Say where a plant stands: indoors, on a balcony, on a terrace, in the garden, or planted in open ground • Say how much light it gets, and the interval follows: a dark corner stretches it, a sunny window shortens it • The season is part of the sum. A plant in January does not drink at the July rate, and the app stops asking as if it did • Every plant page has a "why every N days?" that shows the arithmetic, line by line • The reminder has two buttons: watered,…