i recieved an e-mail on asparagus advice that told me to plug in my easy bloom. where do i go to get the advice from there?

Hi Debra, Do you have the botanical name for this plant. I've gone through my resources and haven't located anything. Thanks!

Would also help to have a choice of evergreen or deciduous. But ZONE and LIGHT are no brainers!!

I just called customer service to ask how to upgrade my easy bloom to the fertilizer mode and was told that I can't; I will have to buy a whole new one. Grrrrrrr.

Is there any upkeep with the million dollar bell flower? should I have to dead head or cut it back. They are getting leggy

Hello Susie, Thanks so much for taking the time to inquire about your little tree. I suspect that it is a ficus tree, as well, based on the popularity of that species being used as a bonsai. One thing about ficus trees is that they are a tropical tree so having it outside in the winter of zone 5 should be almost instant death! I have seen them go into total shock and lose most of their leaves just by being moved from one room to another. They do like filtered light so for the summer months I would consider putting your tree on the north facing porch. Lots of indirect light is great. If it has been outside all this time, you might see marked improvement after having it indoors for a few months. Best!~Ian Hall Feel free to send me a photo just to make sure we have your plant IDed correctly. Thanks! Best regards~ Ian Hall

What is the device measuring via soil fertility? NPK levels? Can you upgrade this feaure to last years easybloom?

Great feedback everyone. I'm going to create some requirements for this and submit it to engineering. It will take a little while to develop because we are in the process of some major developments. Best, Matt

I have a bonsai tree - a ficus, I believe. I have been its caretaker for several years. During this time the tree has survived, but I have never felt it has really flourished. I have many questions about its care, but here is a big one. I live in Zone 5. Should I be leaving my tree outside in the winter or taking it in to live in the house? In the summer, should I put the tree out in full sun or keep in on my north-facing porch? Thanks for your thoughts.

...more features: 5) "Heat map" view of the "property map". Based on previous readings, show me, on average, how the locations' sun level, temperature, etc. change over time. 6) FWIW, the previously mentioned property map could just be a picture I take with the phone of a room or my front yard.