It depends on the plant species, pot size, and environment. Most indoor plants thrive when watered once a week, but succulents may need watering every 2-3 weeks, while tropical plants might need water every 2-3 days. Use this tracker to customize a schedule for each plant.

Early morning is ideal because it minimizes evaporation and allows leaves to dry before nightfall, reducing disease risk. Evening watering is acceptable but avoid leaving foliage wet overnight.

Check the top inch of soil with your finger; if dry, it's time to water. Wilting, yellowing, or drooping leaves can also indicate thirst, but overwatering shows similar signs. Use a consistent schedule to avoid confusion.

Yes! Your plant list and watering history are saved automatically in your browser's local storage. They will persist even after you close the tab or restart your device, as long as you use the same browser.

The tool calculates the next watering date based on your selected frequency and the last watered date. When a plant becomes overdue, its card turns red and a browser notification may alert you (if you've granted permission). You'll also see a clear "Water" button to update the schedule.

Absolutely. Choose "Custom (days)" from the frequency dropdown and enter any number of days between waterings – perfect for plants with unique needs.