Hey Laura, so sorry about the delay in responding to you! At this time we do not plan to make specific data available to customers. In the coming months, however, we will be revamping the My Readings graphs to include significantly more information, which should better illustrate what the various data mean to your plant. The EasyBloom Plant Sensor does not monitor barometric pressure, as it does not affect plant growth. It does correlate to local weather patterns, though, which we factor in our botanical algorithms. Best regards, Noam / EasyBloom Customer Support / PlantSense, Inc.

Hi David, Sorry for the delayed response! To answer your question, we are constantly adding new plants to our database. I've asked our senior horticulturalist about your specific request; he says you can expect to see the Miracle Fruit tree in our database within the next couple months. Thanks for your interest! Best regards, Noam / EasyBloom Customer Support / PlantSense, Inc.

Hi Barbara, Thanks so much for your positive feedback! We're thrilled to hear you found the product to be well-designed and intuitive. As for your question, I'm afraid it is not yet possible to add your own plants to the online database. You can always suggest new plants via our support form (we will make every effort to accomodate you), however, and we may consider adding this functionality in the future. At the moment you can upload a picture for each reading you do with your sensor - we are working on making the site even more customizable in the future. Regarding your request to export the database, we plan to implement a printable "shopping list" for recommended plants that you can then take to your local nursery. Beyond that, we don't intend to make our entire database exportable, nor external databases importable. Thanks for your great suggestions! Best regards, Noam / EasyBloom Customer Support / PlantSense

Hi Ray, Interesting question! The best way to determine which plants would thrive in a particular spot would be to take your reading in Recommend mode. At the end of a 24-hour reading, you would plug your sensor in and see a large variety of plants. You can then filter these recommended plants by name (e.g. rose, maple, tomato), by type (vegetable, herb, tree), or by special characteristics (fall foliage, US native, etc.). As of now, we do not allow for a reading to be "reused" in the way you described. It sounds like a great idea, though - I'll forward this as a feature request to our product manager. Regards, Noam / EasyBloom Customer Support

Hi Cheryl. Thanks for your feedback. I'm Noam, head of our customer support team. You're right about that FAQ--unfortunately, that point in the chart was inaccurate. I've updated the chart to correct that inaccuracy. Sorry for any inconvenience! Thanks --Noam