Bonsai Software Application

[NashsMan]

One of my club's members uses this and has for several years. He's one of our more accomplished artists (and is also a volunteer certified to work at the National Arboretum collection) and swears by the usefulness of how the app let's him track his work on specific trees and handling phito records, etc.
I recently tried the free version and became frustrated that I can't upload photos from Google Drive into the app.
I may try to just use Google Sheets.

I had some time this morning and began a spreadsheet application in Google Sheets, with categories for provenance/date, most recent potting, style, links to photos in Google Drive, etc. It was relatively easy to do, and I'm about halfway through my collection.

 

[It's Kev]

Progression threads on Bonsai Nut.

Just wish we could remove threads of deceased trees

 

[RJG2]

Just wish we could remove threads of deceased trees

Nah, good learning experiences for others (as long as you talk about why it may have died)

Edit: but maybe a way to tag the thread as dead!

 

[pandacular]

There is already a tag feature that thread authors can use. I don’t see it being used too often though.

 

[billijean2039]

to keep track progress,

i have using this

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but due to limitation for free version, i cant add more than 5 tree. so sad

Thanks

 

[DonielDoom]

There is already a tag feature that thread authors can use. I don’t see it being used too often though.

Today I learned about this function. Great tip.

The little tag icon in my threads flew under my radar for whatever reason and I had never noticed it before.

 

[jerrymc]

That is one of the reasons I started a blog..as I state on the front page, "to organize & document my plant collection"..you can see it at https://www.jerryspatio.com/

 

[Ravaginggoatman]

I just started using Microsoft OneNote, it was already on my Win10 laptop, just needed to get used to it. I'm just using it to track progress and keep track of plants based on tag # you can easily add photos and make notes and a bunch of other stuff that I haven't quite figured out yet. I didn't feel like I needed an app to tell me when to water or feed.