Get a struggling plant thriving again
If the leaves went soft and yellow this week, start there. Grove names what it can see and proposes a plan you can edit, so this plant can thrive again.
How do I get a struggling plant thriving again?
Grove names the issues it can see and recommends a next step. It proposes a plan you can edit, because you know that plant. If a photo is blurry or the light is bad, it says it cannot name the issue yet.
How many photos does a health check take?
Up to three, each with a job. The whole plant in place shows form, light, and the pot. The close-up is the area you are worried about. The underside of a leaf is where pests often live, and it is optional. Grove will not nag you for it.
| What it shows | Required | |
|---|---|---|
| Whole plant in place | Form, light, pot, surroundings | Yes |
| Close-up of the concern | The spot you are worried about | Yes |
| Underside of a leaf | Where pests often live | Optional |
What if it looks like too much water?
Soft yellow leaves and wet soil usually mean too much water. The watering task only shows up when it belongs on today's list. When it does, it is a check: does this plant need water today. The overwatering guide walks through that call.
Can I change the plan it proposes?
Yes. Grove generates a care plan and tasks. You edit them. The house follows your version.