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3. Humidity

Low humidity causes the plant to evaporate water via the leaves more quickly than it would in a typical humidity environment. Because of this, your plant will need extra water in arid climates.

Example: A plant (like a fern) that grows well in a humid environment may need more regular watering than it would in a very dry area.

4. Current Season

Throughout the year, the frequency of watering that is necessary varies according to the warm or cold season. The watering schedule therefore modifies to account for this.

For instance, depending on where they naturally grow, your plant may enter a dormant or survival condition during the winter when there are less daylight hours and colder temperatures. In this case, they will require less water and fertilizer. Adding more grow light during the gloomiest months is a suggestion.

5. Live Weather

Throughout the day, Planta's algorithms are continuously retrieving real-time meteorological data in order to detect any weather-related occurrences that may impact your plant care practices. Additionally, it predicts the weather and alerts you to any conditions that may require protecting your plants, such as wind, low light, rain, frost, and excessive heat.

For instance: When a heat wave strikes your area, your plants will need more water than usual—just like you do in the summer! Both sunny interior rooms and all outdoor sites have this taken into account.