Plant Light Meter 4+

Name: Plant Light Meter
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (990 reviews)
Author: Studio Nano Ship, Inc.

Studio Nano Ship, Inc.

- 4.6 • 990개의 평가

- US$2.99

설명

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.
Measure your plants’ ideal light levels for the price of a cup of coffee!

How to use:
- Launch the application
- Point the camera toward the plant’s leaves
- Press the “Measure” button

How to interpret the measurement:
- Very low light: Difficult conditions for plants to survive.
- Low light: For plants that can tolerate low levels of light, such as the aglaonema, parlor palm, and philodendron.
- Medium light: For the majority of indoor plants, such as the Dracaena, Pothos, and spider plant.
- High light: For plants that love light, such as the zebra plant, areca palm, and croton.

Features:
- Detection of natural light & artificial lights
- Compatible with rear camera only

Notes:
This application allows you to measure the light levels of indoor plants. However, if you need very precise measurements, the use of professional equipment is recommended.

2022년 10월 13일

버전 3.20.1

Correction of a spelling mistake

4.6/5

990개의 평가

Works great

I almost didn’t download after reading the reviews. I’m so glad I did. Although this utility uses a back-facing camera, it doesn't take much effort to get a reading. Just point in the general direction — I had no problem seeing the screen at the same time I was checking light quality. If you aren’t getting a reading you expect, tilt the camera a bit one way or the other to grab the light. Easy!

Also, there is a numerical meter that will give more detail than ‘very low’, ‘low’, etc. I have about 150 plants in my home at any given time (for the Farmers Market) and this helps cut out the guesswork.

Hi! Sorry for our late reply and thank you for your feedback! We wanted to let you know that we've applied a major update: you can now choose between leaf or window light level detection for better precision, plus we added a lot of content.
Your help is invaluable and we hope this will prompt you to reconsider your Plant Light Meter review.
Best and take care!

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.

Not accurate

I pointed the camera at the leaves of all of the plants in my very bright southwest sunroom. It read anywhere from too low-medium which is by no means accurate. When I hold my phone in front of the leaves but point the camera out towards the light I finally get a reading of bright, which I know the room to be. The room is full of cacti, succulents, and palms- all of which love bright light- and they are all thriving. Clearly there is more than enough light for the room to be considered bright but the app doesn’t read as such. I’m glad it was only $.99 to find out but still a rip off. Save your money.

Hi! Sorry for our late reply and thank you for your feedback! We wanted to let you know that we've applied a major update: you can now choose between leaf or window light level detection for better precision, plus we added a lot of content.
Your help is invaluable and we hope this will prompt you to reconsider your Plant Light Meter review.
Best and take care!