What does your garden need today?

Grovo keeps a care plan for every plant in your garden. Each morning you see what to water, feed or tie. When a leaf looks damaged, photograph it or ask a verified agronomist.

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9:41
Good morning, Ravshan
Thursday, 24 September
34°C
Sunny · no rain for 4 days
Water after 18:00, not at noon
Today’s tasks
3 left
1 day overdue
Tomato
Open ground · 8 plants · Water
500
ml
Also today
Cucumber · Feed
Greenhouse · 10 g NPK
Grapes · Tie
Front yard · all vines
BT
Bekzod Tursunov
Agronomist · Tomato · 09:51
Yes, that’s nitrogen, older leaves go first. Keep watering as you are.
Suggested task · Feed 10 g / 10 L
Try it: tick off a task on the phone
How it works

Plan the season once.Grovo reminds you on the day.

1
Step 1

Map your plot

Add the zones you grow in: open ground, a greenhouse, the front yard, pots. Each zone shows what grows there and what is overdue.

2
Step 2

Add your plants

Pick the crop and variety, the zone and how many. Note whether it went in as seed or seedling, and the day you planted it.

3
Step 3

Add care tasks

Say what needs doing, how much, when and how often. Each task then shows up in Today on its day, ready to tick off.

9:41
Plant story

Every plant has a story, from seed to harvest.

Grovo counts the days and shows which growth stage each plant is in. Tap a stage to take a look.

Tomato «Volgogradskiy» · 8 plants
Fruiting
Day 62

Fruit is setting. Steady watering keeps it from cracking.

Your tasks
Water
500 ml · every 3 days
Feed
10 g / 10 L urea · from Bekzod

Photos and the full care history

Every watering, feed and diagnosis stays on the plant with its date, next to a photo timeline of how it grew.

A harvest report at season’s end

Log what you pick and the season goes into your archive: tomato 6.4 kg, cucumber 11 kg, and the rest.

Planting seedlings in a raised bed
AprilSowing
Lettuce and chives in a raised bed
MayFirst greens
Watering can in a greenhouse
JuneGreenhouse
Tomatoes setting on the plant
JulyFruit sets
Tomatoes ripening on the vine
AugustRipening
A crate of harvested vegetables
SeptemberHarvest
Photo diagnosis

A yellow leaf?Take a photo.

Grovo ranks the likely causes using what it already knows about the plant, such as when it was last fed. Then it gives you a measured dose you can add as a task.

  1. 1
    Photograph the leaf in daylight
  2. 2
    Grovo checks it against the plant’s history
  3. 3
    Get ranked causes and a dose per 10 L of water
These are possible causes, not a verdict. When you’re unsure, send the result to your agronomist.
Close-up of tomato leaves
Tomato · Day 62
Possible causes
Nitrogen deficiency
78%
Yellowing along the veins of the lower leaves · last fed 22 days ago
Fungal disease
14%
Overwatering
8%
Recommended treatment
Ammonium nitrate
15 g per 10 L water
Add as a task
Agronomists

A verified agronomist for any plant.

Pick an expert who knows your crop. They see that one plant, with its photos, history and tasks, and answer in a chat with advice you can act on.

Checked by our team
Diplomas and experience are reviewed before anyone can advise. Checked credentials carry a shield on the profile.
One plant, nothing more
Your agronomist sees only the plant you chose them for, and only while the consultation is active.
Advice turns into tasks
Suggested tasks go into Today in one tap, marked with your agronomist’s name.
BT
Bekzod Tursunov
Vegetables & greenhouse · 11 yrs · MSc Agronomy
4.9 (140)Replies in ~2 hTashkent
Tomato «Volgogradskiy»
Chat with Bekzod · fruiting, day 62
22 Sep · You chose Bekzod for Tomato. He can see this plant’s photos, history and tasks.
Lower leaves have been yellowing since last week. Is it the nitrogen again?
Photo, day 60Photo, day 62
09:12 · read
Yes, that’s nitrogen, older leaves go first. Keep watering as you are, don’t increase it.
Bekzod · 09:51
Suggested task
Feed
10 g / 10 L
Urea, at the root · every 10 days, 3 times

Are you an agronomist?

Help growers with their plants. We check your diploma and experience first, usually within 2 working days.

Applications open soon
Rows of vegetables in a home garden
Made for here

Made for gardens in Central Asia.

Grovo is built around the region’s plots, crops and weather, and speaks the languages people garden in.

EN
Tomato · Water
500 ml · 1 day overdue
Done
RU
Томат · Полив
500 мл · просрочено на 1 день
Готово
UZ
Pomidor · Sug‘orish
500 ml · 1 kun kechikdi
Bajarildi
Sign in with your phone number. A 6-digit SMS code, no password to remember.
The week’s weather in Today. Highs, lows and the chance of rain for the next seven days.
Local measures. Plots in sotix, doses in grams per 10 litres of water.
Questions

What gardeners ask.

Which phones does Grovo work on?

Android and iPhone.

Which languages does it speak?

Русский, O‘zbekcha and English. You can switch language at any time in Profile.

Do I need an account?

You sign in with your phone number and a 6-digit SMS code. To look around first, open the demo garden; it needs no sign-in.

How are agronomists checked?

Every applicant sends a diploma and proof of experience. Our team reviews them, usually within 2 working days, and only approved agronomists can advise.

What can my agronomist see?

Only the plant you chose them for: its photos, care history and tasks, and only while the consultation is active.

Can I change agronomist?

Yes. Each plant has one agronomist at a time. When you choose someone new, the old consultation ends and its chat stays readable in the plant’s history.

Start with one bed.

Grovo is coming soon to Android and iPhone. Once it’s out, add your first plant and its care tasks, and each morning they’ll be waiting for you in Today.

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