Great app for bonsai
Posted: October 3rd, 2012, 8:07 am
I'm writing this for the information of those many bonsai people who aren't, also, expert with IT.
If you've got a smartphone or and ipad (hasn't everyone?) I can thoroughly recommend the Bonsai Album app by Andrew Nicolle. Now, you can record important information about your tree so when someone asks; "how long have you had that?", "where did you get it from?", or "what did you pay for that?" you'll have the answers instantly available. I'm now in the practice of doing that as soon as I get a new tree which, considering how many I already have, is too often! Of course, you can also show them as many photos as you like of the tree from what it looked like when you got it through to the magnificent specimen you have created.
You can try the Lite version of the app for free but you will be limited to 3 bonsai, 3 pots and 3 log entries with 3 photos each.
I can't believe there is a bonsai person anywhere with only 3 trees so get the full version. It costs less than a bag of potting mix.
If you've got a smartphone or and ipad (hasn't everyone?) I can thoroughly recommend the Bonsai Album app by Andrew Nicolle. Now, you can record important information about your tree so when someone asks; "how long have you had that?", "where did you get it from?", or "what did you pay for that?" you'll have the answers instantly available. I'm now in the practice of doing that as soon as I get a new tree which, considering how many I already have, is too often! Of course, you can also show them as many photos as you like of the tree from what it looked like when you got it through to the magnificent specimen you have created.
You can try the Lite version of the app for free but you will be limited to 3 bonsai, 3 pots and 3 log entries with 3 photos each.
I can't believe there is a bonsai person anywhere with only 3 trees so get the full version. It costs less than a bag of potting mix.