Gardening questions don't always have a simple answer. Sprout is MyPlot's AI assistant — it answers questions about what to do, when to do it, and why things might not be going to plan.
Why are my tomato leaves curling inward?
Inward curl on tomato leaves is usually heat stress or inconsistent watering — your logs show three days without recorded irrigation during last week's hot stretch. Try deep watering every two days and add mulch around the base. If the curl persists after a week of regular watering, it could be broad mite damage — check the undersides of newer leaves with a magnifying glass.
What can I plant after garlic in November?
Garlic is a great precursor — it suppresses soil pathogens. In your Bed 1 after November, good summer options are tomatoes, capsicum, or climbing beans. Based on your past seasons, you've had strong results with beans in that bed. Avoid onion family crops to break the allium cycle.
Most gardening AI gives you generic answers that could apply anywhere. Sprout knows your garden. It has access to your planting history, your property details, your climate zone, and the current season. When you ask a question, it answers in that context — not for a hypothetical garden somewhere in England.
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Weekly Briefing
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Crop Planner
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Chat
Ask anything — answers grounded in your actual planting history
Sprout is not a replacement for experience or local knowledge. It gets things wrong sometimes, and we surface its confidence where we can. That said, for common questions it's genuinely faster than searching, and it improves as your garden record grows.
Access Sprout from the chat icon in the app. It's included in all plans.