Plant Light Meter is a utility app developed by Studio Nano Ship. The last update, v3.20, released on October 13, 2022, and it’s rated 4.56 out of 5 based on the latest 989 reviews. Plant Light Meter costs $2.99 and requires iOS 13.0+ and Android 12 or newer to download.
Video: Plant Light Meter Overview
Description
After excessive watering, lack of light is the second most common cause of death of indoor plants. Better light conditions will keep your plants healthy.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★★Plant saver!
People tend to give me plants that I know very little about simply because I love plants. This app is awesome to figure out good placement and give a good basic overview of a variety of plants. It’s SUPER easy to suggest additions too! I sent in a request at the contact email for a couple of tricky plants to be added and got a response the next day. The plants were added by the next update.
★★★★★Update fixed the issues
Thank you for updating the app. I had given it one star based upon the inaccuracies the update had caused but it’s back to working fine now. I tried it on natural light and two different grow lights and it provided readings that seemed to be more in line with what I would expect.
★★★★★so helpful
now I know why!
★★★☆☆Wish I hadn’t paid before trying
It’s a cool concept, but it’s got a limited list of plants to check from and half of mine aren’t on it. This was recommended online as a free app, I wish I’d have tried it before paying.
★★★★★Pretty awesome!
I usually randomly test plants to make sure they’re getting enough light. I live in a basement apartment and they only rely on grow lights. This is pretty accurate and so helpful. My plants are thriving in my conditions. People complain that there’s some plants missing but all you have to do is use the all plants feature and see how many fc there is and look up how much your plants need.
