FYTA App Guide
17 articles
- What features can I find on the Home Screen?The Home Screen is your central overview in the FYTA App. At a glance, you can see which plants need attention and access some of the key features.
- What features can I find on the Garden Screen?The Garden Screen is your detailed plant overview. Here you can see all your plants at a glance, check the current status of their readings, and organise your garden.
- What features can I find in the Device View?The Device View gives you an overview of all your FYTA sensors and hubs. You can see at a glance which devices are working properly, which need attention, and when…
- What features can I find in the Library?The Library gives you access to our full plant knowledge base. You can look up thousands of plant species or identify plant diseases – by searching, browsing, or taking a…
- What features can I find in the Plant Profile?In the Plant Profile you can get to know your plant even more. Here you can see the current status of your plant, all measurements in detail, and access comprehensive…
- What features can I find in the Graph View?The Graph View shows you the historical trend of your sensor's measurements – for each parameter individually and across different time periods. At a glance, you can see how conditions…
- I would like to look after my plants together with others. How does that work?
- What do the symbols on the plants mean?
- Why do I see the hourglass and no analysis yet?
- Can I use the app on multiple devices?
- I have a new phone - how do I transfer my FYTA data?
- What permissions does the app require?
- How do I remove a sensor from my account so someone else can pair it?
- Can I delete my FYTA account?
- I mixed my own soil. Which substrate type should I select in the app?
- How can I perform a soil calibration?Find out how self-calibration can make your FYTA sensor even more precise – and what happens in the background during the 48 hours after the calibration process.
- Why is the EC value not being measured?The EC value is only displayed when the soil moisture is within a specific measurement range – neither too dry nor too wet.