Enter your plant type, pot size, and season. Get a precise watering schedule backed by horticultural research.
Adjust the inputs to match your plant and environment. Results update instantly.
PlantFrame turns plant type data into a reliable, actionable care routine.
Select plant type, pot size, location, and season. The calculator uses these variables to apply the right care model.
The tool outputs watering frequency, water volume, fertilization interval, and humidity targets — all in one view.
Use the schedule as a baseline. Observe your plant weekly and use our diagnostic tool if symptoms appear.
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The calculator provides a research-based baseline. Actual needs vary by humidity and pot drainage. Monitor soil moisture and adjust accordingly.
Succulents, tropicals, ferns, vegetables, herbs, and flowering plants. We are expanding the list based on user requests.
Yes. Both the watering calculator and diagnostic tool are free, with no account or subscription required.
PlantFrame is fully responsive. All tools work on smartphones and tablets without any loss of functionality.
The calculator provides fertilization intervals based on plant type and season. Most houseplants benefit from fertilizing every 14–28 days during active growth.
It analyzes leaf color, leaf condition, soil moisture, and light exposure to diagnose overwatering, underwatering, light stress, and nutrient deficiency.