Blog
Notes on plant care scheduling, how the calendar thinks about seasons, and what we're learning from people using Bloombi on real plants.
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Watering and fertilizing — together, or apart?
When it makes sense to attach a fertilizing rule to watering, when the two schedules should live independently, and what Bloombi lets you do with each.
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A year with one plant
A month-by-month walk through one monstera's year — the slow arc of dormancy, waking up, peak growing, and winding down. What Bloombi is actually trying to track when it schedules a plant.
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Rooms are microclimates
Why Bloombi organizes plants by room, not by species. A south windowsill, a humid bathroom, and a north corner are three different climates — and the app is built around that.
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Shared calendars are here
You can now share your plant care calendar with a partner, family, or friend. Everyone gets their own reminders; the owner sees who did what and can revoke access anytime.
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Bloombi is live on Android
Quiet news: Bloombi is on Google Play. A plain summary of what the app does today, what's coming next, and how to install.
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Going on vacation — what to do, and what I won't do for you
Why there's no "skip a week" toggle, what an actual vacation plan for your plants looks like, and how to hand the calendar to a plant-sitter for trips longer than a week.
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What the calendar is for (and what it isn't)
Why Bloombi is a calendar, not a feed. The case against streaks, why one daily nudge is enough, and what the app intentionally doesn't try to be.
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Watering by month, not by Tuesday
Why fixed-interval schedules quietly mistreat plants — and how Bloombi handles the difference between a monstera in July and the same plant in February.
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Hello, from Bloombi
A short introduction from the app itself — what Bloombi is for, what it isn't, and how it thinks about plants and the people who care for them.