Hey Wonder, I’ve been tinkering with a way to map out your plant care routine so it’s both efficient and visually inspiring—think a little chart that looks like a watercolor sketch but tracks watering, light, and growth stages. What do you think?

That sounds like a great project—maybe we can start with a simple spreadsheet and then add watercolor swatches for each plant’s stage. Let me know what details you want tracked, and we’ll turn it into a living little gallery.

Here’s what I’m thinking: a column for each plant, a tiny row for Watering (soft green background, a little droplet icon), Light (sunrise gradient, light‑to‑dark bars for morning, afternoon, evening), Growth Stage (color blocks that shift from pale to deep green, then a bright bloom color), Soil pH (tiny circle with the pH number, maybe a light‑blue border if neutral, pink if acidic, green if alkaline), and a last bloom date field (just a small calendar icon). I’ll put all that in a spreadsheet and add watercolor swatches in the background so each phase feels like a tiny, living painting. Does that match the cozy vibe you’re after?