• If signing in to the App Store took a long time, you could see “The App Store didn’t respond” even though your purchase went through. Fixed. • Small fixes for App Store event links.

• App Store events now open straight into Plentia: a ready list of crops picked for your region and climate zone, added to your garden in one tap. • More accurate care plans. Each part of a region now has its own weather — the Black Sea coast is no longer planned with the steppe's winter. Windowsill seedlings go out once the nights are warm enough, and a planting date that will not ripen before the cold is flagged before you plant. • Seedlings get their own planting-out step: tomatoes, peppers, leeks, celery, onions from seed and basil are sown at home and set out later. • Garlic, potatoes, onion sets and other crops grown from cloves or tubers are now planted, not "sown". • New: alpine and everbearing strawberries and sweet marjoram from seed, winter savory as a perennial. Uruguay, South Africa and Poland join the list of countries. • Fixed English plant names and the paywall that did not open over some screens.

• Your care plan now accounts for winter. Fall-planted garlic, late-fall sowings and perennials rest through the cold and pick up again in spring — no more watering or “harvests” in freezing weather. Frost-tender crops are harvested before the first frost. Plans for plants already in your garden update automatically. • Tip of the day now appears in the app’s language, with reviewed advice. • The “Rate on the App Store” button now opens the review page. • Interface translation fixes.