Hi, I have recently purchased a white iceberg rose. When it was in the pot it was doing just fine, but once planted in the soil started getting yellow leaves more and more and stopped blooming. I was trying to find it in the flower data base, but EasyBloom doesn't have it.

Thanks! I love this thing, I don't want to ruin it!

The only problem I have with the easy bloom is that I am a little hard of hearing and the chirping/chiming isn't loud enough. Is there any way to increase the voume.

ok- maybe it's because I've been up too long, but I found a plant that I would like to purchase in the future. I see on the Dashboard that you can print out "plants you want" but there is no place in the library to add these plants to that particular list...only to your plant list that you already have. THAT would be a good feature to have I think...being able to put the plants you want on a list or even the plants you have tried, on that list.

Hello, Jamie Garton here...Elsie here on the site. I have been intrigued with your easybloom since I saw it. Bought one off of ebay and have it in my yard now! :) As I go through your website, the forums, the plant library needs a little tweek. When I click on the additional pictures for a "larger" view, I find that it's not a larger view at all. :( As I have gotten older, I realize my eyesight is not all that great, but could you make the pictures about twice the size they are now when viewing? It would really help those of us who wear glasses, but don't use them whilst on the computer. Thanks, wjgarton

Hi J R - Our software supports all Macs running OS X 10.4 and higher. Please note that our software does not run in the foreground, but rather in the background in your system tray (upper-right corner of your screen). When you plug your sensor in, our software will automatically launch your default web browser, logging you into our website. Please let me know if you continue to experience any problems. Regards, Noam / EasyBloom Support

Hey Elizabeth...I will be adding Epilobium angustifolium shortly. As for the California Fuschia, there are actually several subspecies within that that species that are all deemed California Fuschia or Hummingbird's Trumpet as their common names. Is there any reason why you think that the plant in our database would be subsp. angustifolium and not subsp. canum? To me it looks like subsp. canum, but of course I open to hearing your insight into the taxonomy of this species. As always we appreciate your feedback. Please let me know if there is anything else I can do for you. Cheers...Robby

We've added a bunch of plants, including some on this list. Added: Bat-Face Culphea, (Cuphea llavea) http://www.easybloom.com/plantlibrary/plant/cuphea Chinese Fan Palm, (Livistona chinensis) http://www.easybloom.com/plantlibrary/plant/chinese-fan-palm 'Grandiceps' Clematis: 'Jackmanii', http://www.easybloom.com/plantlibrary/plant/jackman-clematis Mexican Bird of Paradise (Caesalpinia mexicana) http://www.easybloom.com/plantlibrary/plant/mexican-caesalpinia We love adding plants--it really helps if you email a photo of the plant (that you have) to plants@plantsense.com

Hey Nick...Luckily this is true. Their cultivation needs are slightly different, but close enough that you should be fine until we get your plants into the database. When it comes down to it, these plants are carnivorous for a reason: they live in nutrient poor soils and have to get their nutrients via "other means". Trees and other tall plants cannot really thrive in nutrient poor soils, which means that they will not be providing too much shade for your little carnivorous plants. Thank you for your patience in getting those plants into the database. Happy Gardening!!! Robby

I downloaded your Mac software onto my PowerBook, but it will not launch. I am running Leopard on that machine. I cannot find anywhere that you state Intel only, so it seems that it should work.