What is the drop tracker?

A month of water drops to colour in, one for each watering done.

What does the care guide cover?

Plants grouped by how much light and water they need.

Can children take turns with it?

Yes. The chart suits a classroom where children water in turns.

Which style has a botanical look?

Botanical has delicate watercolour leaves and ferns along the edges.

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Plant watering chart: weekly schedule, month of drops, care guide

Plant watering charts — a table titled "Plant Watering Schedule" with columns "Plant", "Water every" and "Mon" to "Sun", eight empty rows and a small watering can icon, a botanical printable page, delicate watercolour leaves and ferns along the edges, a graceful serif title and a spacious tidy layout

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Reading 3Care guide

Printable plant watering charts so every pot gets water on time, at home or in a classroom where children take turns. The three charts are a weekly watering schedule, a month of water drops to colour in, and a plant care guide by light and water. Each comes in three styles: botanical, clean minimal and hand-drawn.

a schedule for pots at home
a classroom plant that children water in turns
a care guide for a windowsill

Frequently asked questions

What is the drop tracker?: A month of water drops to colour in, one for each watering done.
What does the care guide cover?: Plants grouped by how much light and water they need.
Can children take turns with it?: Yes. The chart suits a classroom where children water in turns.
Which style has a botanical look?: Botanical has delicate watercolour leaves and ferns along the edges.

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