What Keep Growing does
Everything a plant owner has to remember, kept for you.
Care reminders
Each plant has its own watering and feeding rhythm. Keep Growing works out what is due today and sends a reminder to your phone at the time you choose.
A care log
Log a watering, a feeding, a soil check or a repot in a few taps, with a note if you like. Every plant keeps its own history, so you can see what really worked.
Photos and growth
Add photos to the log and watch a plant change over weeks and months. The newest photo can become the plant’s cover on its own.
Community and groups
Share a plant publicly to inspire others, browse what other people grow, or start a private group with friends and post updates to each other.
A shared household
Invite your family or flatmates to look after one garden together. Everyone sees the same plants and every log says who wrote it. Sharing a garden is part of Premium.
A calendar
See the month at a glance: which plant needs water on which day, and what you already did. Export it to your own calendar app whenever you want.
Wide language support
Keep Growing speaks your language, and reads right to left where the language does. Dates, times and plurals follow the language you choose.
- English
- עברית
- Русский
- العربية
How it works
Add your plants
Pick a common houseplant or enter your own, and say how often it likes water and food.
Get reminded
Open Today to see what needs care, or turn on reminders and let your phone tell you.
Log it and watch it grow
Tap to log what you did. The next date follows when you really watered, not when you meant to.
From the blog
Practical guides on watering, feeding, repotting and fixing common problems.
25 corms from an Alocasia we almost killed
We nearly lost our Alocasia cucullata. Repotting it, we found 25 corms. How we started them in perlite, and what they need from you, which is very little.
Spider mites on almost every plant we own
Spider mites spread across almost our whole Alocasia collection. What the damage looked like, the neem oil spray we used twice, and why twice matters.
A mushroom grew in our Monstera's pot
A small pale mushroom came up in the pot of our Monstera adansonii. What it is, whether it harms the plant, why it appears, and what we did about it.
Why our Alocasia drops an old leaf for every new one
Our Alocasia Frydek variegata lets an old leaf turn yellow as it grows a new one. Why that is normal, why the white parts go brown, and when to worry.
Reading the roots: how we decide to repot
What our plants' roots looked like when they needed more room, the 50/50 perlite and coir mix we use, and why that mix means you have to feed.
Feeding plants in perlite and coir: every third watering
Our plants grow in half perlite, half coir, a mix with almost no food in it. We feed a universal fertilizer every third watering. Why that rhythm works.
Free to start
Keep up to 15 plants for free, with reminders, the care log, the calendar and Community. Create an account with your email or with Google in about a minute.
Start your garden
Add your first plant today, or open the sample garden first and look around.