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PLANT RESCUE · FOR THE ONE YOU’RE WORRIED ABOUT

It’s still alive.
Let’s keep it that way.

You’ve moved it to a brighter window. Watered it “just in case.” Then spent the evening wondering if you drowned it. Chances are, it isn’t you. The season changed, and its care didn’t. Plant Rescue gives it a plan for your home: what’s likely wrong, what to do today, and what to leave alone.

  • Tonight: the likely cause, from one photo
  • Today: what to do, and what not to touch
  • Every watering date set for your window, with the reason
  • Day by day: a record, so you can see what’s changing

$9.99USD once
One plant · 30 days of care tools

Bonus:

Still Green in Spring

Green All Summer

Through the Rains

Your Green Corner, All Year

Green Through Every Season

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In the app, plan steps and care sheets are in English for now.

IF THIS SOUNDS FAMILIAR

It started with one leaf.

  1. A little soft. A little yellow at the edge. You told yourself it was normal.

  2. Three days later, there were two more on the floor. Your stomach dropped a little when you saw them.

  3. Now you stand over the pot with the watering can in your hand, and you honestly don’t know. Is it thirsty? Or is it drowning?

  4. So you search. One site says water more. Reddit says you’re overwatering. A video blames the light. The tag still says “water once a week,” as if your apartment in winter were a greenhouse in summer.

  5. You pick an answer. You water. And for the rest of the night, a quiet voice says: here we go again.

Here’s what nobody tells you. Many struggling houseplants aren’t neglected. They’re loved by someone following the wrong instructions. With a pothos, the most common way to lose it isn’t forgetting it. It’s watering it too much.

You didn’t fail your plant.
“Once a week” did.

“Water once a week.”

YOU’RE IN GOOD COMPANY

“Can it be saved?”
You’re not the only one asking.

Spend a minute in any houseplant community and you’ll see the same post again and again: a photo of drooping leaves and a few words underneath.

You’re not the only one who has stood over a pot not knowing what to do. What comes back is usually more opinions, not a plan.

WHY IT MATTERS

You wouldn’t be here if it were “just a plant.”

Someone has probably said it already:

“Just throw it out and buy a new one.”

You’re not ready to do that.
Good. Neither are we.

Tried a plant app already?

A lot of people have. Many got a reminder that said “water today” while the soil was still wet, or found it bone-dry a week before the next date. A schedule that doesn’t know your climate, your pot or your season is still a guess. It’s just a guess with notifications.

Ploomily shows the reason under every date, and every date stays editable.

WHY THE GUESSING NEVER WORKS

The leaf tells you something’s wrong.
Your home tells you why.

Every generic answer has the same blind spot: it has never seen your window. Yellow leaves in a dark corner in winter and yellow leaves on a sunny sill in summer can need opposite fixes.

And your home keeps changing. Heating, summer heat, rainy months, air-conditioning: each one changes how fast the soil dries. A schedule that never moves is right for a few weeks, then wrong. Ploomily’s Living Schedule moves with your season.

  • Your city
  • The season
  • Your pot
  • Drainage
  • Room light
Hands tending a plant and potting mix in a terracotta pot

Start below the leaves.

The soil stays wet for days? The pot has no hole? That changes everything. Tell Ploomily, and it goes into your plan with the photo.

Photo: Anna Shvets / Pexels
Potted houseplants beside a window with light-filtering blinds

Your window. Your season.

Your watering dates come from your city, the season, your room’s light and your pot. Not from a plastic tag written for every home on earth.

Photo: Prashant Singh / Pexels

STOP GUESSING

See the day your plant
actually needs water.

Change its home and watch the date move: a Golden Pothos in its growing season, with the app’s own numbers.

Drainage hole
Pot
Light
This week’s weather

Days between waterings

8

Your next four weeks

Your plan uses your own plant and your city’s real weather, so its numbers will differ.

Run your own plant, free, no account

WHAT YOU CAN CHECK BEFORE YOU PAY

Ploomily is new.
So here is what we can show.

No borrowed praise. Real output from the app, dated, each with a link to check it yourself.

01 / THE PLAN, WORD FOR WORD

The overwatering plan, as the app gives it.

Soft yellow leaves. Soil that never seems to dry. This is the plan the app gives for that, step by step, each step on a date counted from the day you start.

Not this plan if the soil smells sour or the roots are dark and mushy. Then it is root rot, and the plan itself sends you to that one.

Step titles and lines copied from the app on October 8, 2026. Your plan is matched to your plant’s photo and symptoms; photo diagnosis gives its closest matches with a confidence level, never false certainty.

In the app, plan steps and care sheets are in English for now.

See this problem on a public care sheet
  1. Day 0

    Stop watering and improve airflow

    “Drooping with wet soil means the roots need air, not more water.”

  2. Day 1

    Check drainage and rule out rot

    “Firm white or tan roots mean you caught it in time.”

  3. Day 4

    Check soil dryness

    “Poke a finger 2–3 cm into the soil, or use a wooden skewer.”

  4. Day 7

    First careful watering

    “It is safer to water late than early during recovery.”

  5. Day 14

    Final assessment

    “Already-yellowed leaves will not turn green again. That’s normal; judge by the newest growth.”

We won’t pretend the yellow leaves come back. They don’t. What you watch for is the next new leaf.

The 20 problems it has a plan for.

Each one is a recovery plan with its steps in order and on dates.

  • Root rot
  • Overwatering
  • Underwatering
  • Sunburn
  • Etiolation (insufficient light)
  • Spider mites
  • Mealybugs
  • Fungus gnats
  • Thrips
  • Scale insects
  • Powdery mildew
  • Fungal leaf spot
  • Transplant shock
  • Fertilizer burn
  • Cold damage
  • Crispy tips (low humidity)
  • Rootbound
  • Succulent-specific pests
  • Edema
  • Nutrient-deficiency yellowing
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INSIDE THE PLANS

One plan out of twenty.
Here’s what the others know.

Taken from Ploomily’s 20 recovery plans. Yours is the one for what your plant most likely has.

A person pouring water into the soil of a potted houseplant
Photo: Thirdman / Pexels

FOR THE MOMENT YOU PICK UP THE WATERING CAN

You already have a hundred answers.
What you need is one plan.

A free answer tells you what might be wrong. Then you close the tab, and next Tuesday at 11 p.m. you’re starting over.

A free answerPlant Rescue
What might be wrongWhat to do, on which day
Gone when you close the tabYour plan, dates and record at the pot
Start over each timeFollow-up questions with your history
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WHAT YOUR PLANT RESCUE INCLUDES

From “what did I do?”
to “what do I do next?”

Everything here is for one plant, the one you’re worried about, for 30 days.

FROM PAYMENT TO YOUR FIRST PLAN

Tonight, you’ll know
what to do tomorrow.

Three steps from this page to your care plan.

  1. A small potted plant on a table

    Pay once. Open your email.

    Secure Paddle checkout, then the Ploomily access link we send you.

  2. Hands checking the leaves of a houseplant

    Add the plant you’re worried about.

    A photo, the symptoms you see, and the pot, drainage and light around it.

  3. Green houseplant foliage in soft light

    Do the first step. Then breathe.

    Follow the plan, note what changes, and come back on the dates it gives you. No more guessing in between.

BONUS WITH PLANT RESCUE

Still Green in Spring

Green All Summer

Through the Rains

Your Green Corner, All Year

Green Through Every Season

A plan for your plant through winter with the heating on, built for your own city.

A plan for your plant through the hot, bright months, built for your own city.

A plan for your plant through the rainy season, built for your own city.

A plan for your plant through the air-conditioned months, built for your own city.

A plan for your plant's year, month by month, built for your own city.

  • Every month of the year for your plant: how often to water and feed, set by the Living Schedule for that month's season and your city's temperature over the last 12 months
  • The months that are hardest where you live, and what to change in each of them: heating, heat, rain or air-conditioning
  • A bonus with Plant Rescue: it stays open in the app after your 30 days of access end

What to change

  • Keep it at least an arm's length from radiators, heaters and warm-air vents.
  • Cool, dim months keep soil wet for longer: water only when it is dry to your first knuckle.
  • Move it to your brightest window for these months, and wipe the dust off its leaves so they catch what light there is.

What to change

  • Heat dries the top of the soil quickly: check it every couple of days, water in the morning, and empty the saucer after half an hour.
  • Hot, dry air brings spider mites. Look under the leaves every week for fine webbing or pale speckles.
  • Keep the pot off hot windowsills and away from walls that bake in the sun.

What to change

  • Damp air keeps soil wet for longer: water only when it is dry to your first knuckle.
  • Make sure water can drain away. Never leave the pot standing in water in a saucer or cover pot: wet roots rot.
  • Give it moving air, like an open window or a fan on low, so its leaves dry quickly and fungus can't settle.

What to change

  • Keep it out of the direct stream from air-conditioning vents: cold, dry, moving air dries its leaves out.
  • Keep it back from the glass in the afternoon: sun-baked windows get hot enough to burn leaves.
  • Check the soil before you water: a cool, air-conditioned room can keep it wet longer than it looks.

Yours to keep after your 30 days of access end.

Built from last year's weather in your city, not a forecast. You add your city in the app after you buy; if this season was mild there, the plan says so and shows the months that came closest.

ONE PLANT. ONE PAYMENT.

For the plant you’re not ready to give up on.

If you’ve read this far, this plant matters to you. Think of the ones you’ve already replaced: this is one payment for the one you still have.

$9.99USD once
30 days of care tools · no auto-renewal

Give my plant a plan

Secure Paddle checkout · access link by email.
Tax may apply.

  • Photo guidance
  • A dated recovery plan
  • Watering and feeding dates
  • A place to keep track

30 days of active care tools. Your saved plant, recovery plan and care history stay readable afterward.

No automatic renewal. Usage and account eligibility.

30DAY GUARANTEE

ROOM TO MAKE UP YOUR MIND

The No-Crispy-Leaves Guarantee.

Nobody honest can promise a living thing will recover, and we won’t. Here’s what we can promise: if Plant Rescue isn’t right for you, ask for a full refund inside the app within 30 days. No reason required.

Why offer it? Because a plan either helps you or it doesn’t. And if it doesn’t help you, you shouldn’t pay for it.

Paddle may review your request before approval. Access stays unchanged while approval is pending. An approved full refund stops the rescue; your saved plant details stay readable. If a request is declined, contact us for help. Need help? hello@ploomily.com

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

A few things
worth knowing.

I’ve killed every plant I’ve ever owned. Is this for me?

Especially for you. Many “black thumbs” were handed a schedule that was never written for their home. Rescue starts from your plant, your pot and your window, and tells you what to do on which day, including the days to do nothing.

What if it’s already too far gone?

In the watering plans, the first checks are the ones that tell you: the roots. Firm white or tan roots usually mean you caught it in time. If the signs point to root rot, the plan sends you to the root-rot plan instead. And you can still ask for the 30-day refund either way.

What am I buying?

Plant Rescue is a one-time purchase in the Ploomily plant-care app. It covers one plant, a recovery plan with dated steps and 30 days of care tools, including 3 photo diagnoses, 2 plant identifications and 10 Ask Ploomily messages. You add your plant and photos in the app after payment.

What if my plant needs care beyond 30 days?

Your saved plant, recovery plan, photos and care history stay readable after day 30, so you can still refer to the remaining steps. The 30-day window covers active tools and schedule updates; afterward, your account becomes read-only. You are not charged again. Continuing with active tools is an optional, separately purchased annual upgrade.

Is this a subscription?

No. Plant Rescue is $9.99 USD once. It does not renew. An optional annual upgrade may be offered on the confirmation page after payment and inside the app. It is sold separately; declining changes nothing about your Rescue. You see the final price and any tax in Paddle before paying.

How do I get started?

Pay securely with Paddle, then open the Ploomily access link sent to your checkout email. Add your plant, a photo, the symptoms you see and where it lives. Open your recovery plan and begin with its first step.

What can I expect from Plant Rescue?

Get photo guidance, a matched recovery plan and dated care steps you can follow and record. Plant recovery is not guaranteed.

Can I use Plant Rescue with my account?

Available for accounts with no active Ploomily subscription, no previous Plant Rescue purchase and no more than one saved plant. If you already have an account, use that email at checkout. If your account is ineligible, we request a full refund and preserve its existing access.

How does the money-back guarantee work?

If Plant Rescue is not right for you, request a full refund inside the app within 30 days of payment. No reason required. Paddle may review your request before approval. Access stays unchanged while approval is pending. An approved full refund stops the rescue; your saved plant details stay readable. If a request is declined, contact us for help. For help, email hello@ploomily.com.

ONE PLANT. YOUR NEXT STEP.

Picture the morning
you find a new leaf.

Not a promise. A goal, with steps and dates. Right now your plant is still there, still trying. Every day of guessing is a day the roots decide on their own. Waiting is also a decision.

From here, it goes one of three ways.

  1. Keep guessing. Nothing changes. And it was already struggling. That’s what brought you here.
  2. Search again. Another night of tabs. Another opinion from someone who has never seen your window.
  3. Give it a plan. One plan for this plant and your home, on dates, with 30 days to decide whether it was worth it.
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