Jim- Congrats on your new EasyBloom! If you activate your fertilizer capabilities, everytime you take a reading, the EasyBloom will let you know if you have too little, just right, or too much fertilizer. It will also tell you what fertilizer is best for your plant. I personally use it for my Meyer Lemon tree, which had too little fertilizer. I fertilized, and now it's growing more! (it also helps that it's spring). Let me know if you have more questions. Edith

Sholly- Monitor mode measures from when your soil is wet to when it's dry and time to water. When it's time to water, the light will turn orange and your EasyBloom will chirp. If you're impatient, go ahead and take it out. A week worth of data is enough to give you a Plants Eye View.

Hi Dick- When you look at your Reading, you see a tab on the top labelled "All Recommendations". Click on it, and you'll see all recommended plants. On the right side of the page, you'll see various options to filter your plants (bloom color, height, etc). Near the bottom, there's soil type. Pick the soil type you want to filter by, and we'll only show you matching plants. -Let me know if you need more help- Edith

You can see our "What's New" any time, it's here: http://www.easybloom.com/promo/whatsnew.html

Hi Tim, I'm glad you're using your EasyBloom so much! Thanks for your feature suggestion. For the Light Intensity, I think you'll find this FAQ helpful: http://easybloom.com/learn/faqs.html#26

GG g--Great idea! You can use google to search within the forums, just put your search term followed by site:http://easybloom.com/sfSimpleForum/ (like gg site:http://easybloom.com/sfSimpleForum/ )

Good question. We recommend that in situations like yours, take readings at multiple times a year. I've heard from other customers who have cut back tree limbs based on their Sunlight reading, using the EasyBloom to get a "before" and "after" picture of their yard. The Plants View graphs are very helpful to see when and how sun is hitting a spot.

The EasyBloom can hold up to three weeks of data. After that, the data will wrap (overwrite the oldest). We need at least 24 hours to get a "plant's view" of a day.

Randy- It really depends on what type of low e windows you have, but here's some good general diagrams of how they work http://www.efficientwindows.org/lowe.cfm Edith

It's almost spring...I'm super excited!!!!