Watering
See when each plant was last watered without forcing every pot onto one schedule.
Watering needs change with the plant, pot, light, temperature and season. A repeating alarm can become noise when the soil is still wet or a plant is resting.
Last Time gives you a history instead of demanding a streak. Check the plant, care for it when appropriate, and tap once to remember the date for next time.
Create separate items for individual plants or group plants that genuinely share the same care routine.
See when each plant was last watered without forcing every pot onto one schedule.
Record feeding dates and note the product or strength you used.
Keep a long-term record of pot changes, soil mixes and root checks.
Log trims, deadheading and seasonal cutbacks as they happen.
Remember inspections or treatments and attach a short observation to the entry.
Track leaf cleaning, pot rotation and other occasional care.
Check the plant and soil before acting. Care requirements vary, so use reliable guidance for the particular species rather than treating an app reminder as an instruction.
Tap after the job is done. The date and elapsed time update automatically.
Your history stays available without a connection or an account.
Tracking data stays locally on your device, under your control.
It can provide optional reminders, but its main purpose is to show when you last cared for a plant. You stay in control of whether the plant actually needs water.
Yes. Give every plant its own item, icon and color, or group plants only when they share the same routine.
Yes. Any occasional plant-care action can have its own history, including fertilizing, pruning, repotting and pest treatment.
Yes. Last Time works offline, does not require an account and stores your tracking data locally on your device.