GrowPlants: Garden Weather app analytics for October 23

GrowPlants helps you track not only the weather, but also agricultural conditions for your garden and crops. Unlike regular weather apps, GrowPlants shows plant-focused indicators that matter for your garden and growing conditions: • soil temperature; • soil moisture at different depths; • evapotranspiration; • UV index; • precipitation, sunrise, and sunset; • current weather and forecast for your selected location. GrowPlants also includes a planting readiness feature that helps you estimate when conditions are suitable for planting vegetables and flowers. For vegetables, you can check planting guidance for beans, peas, cabbage, onion, beetroot, carrot, potato, corn, tomato, cucumber, pepper, and zucchini. For flowers, GrowPlants supports marigold, calendula, nasturtium, zinnia, petunia, alyssum, cosmos, snapdragon, sunflower, viola, gladiolus, and dahlia. The app also includes a weather alert system to help you notice frost, hail, high UV, extreme heat, and other conditions that may affect plants. With GrowPlants, you can: • track weather, temperature, wind, humidity, and precipitation; • check soil temperature and moisture; • monitor soil conditions at different depths; • receive alerts about potentially harmful weather conditions; • use weather-based tips for plant care; • save locations and switch between them quickly. GrowPlants is made for gardeners, growers, and anyone who wants to better understand conditions for plants, soil, and outdoor work. Weather and location data are used to provide forecasts and local information for the selected place.