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+# Implementation of OpenPlantBook in the plants component
+
+OpenPlantBook: https://open.plantbook.io/docs.html
+
+## Done
+* Added some new attributes to the Plant entity (name, species and a "limits"-dict)
+* Added "image" and an option not to warn about brightness issues (default is to warn)
+* Added new entry for "openplantbook" in the plant-config
+* Added functionality for fetching data from the OpenPlantBook API
+
+## TODO
+* Better exception-handling
+
+## Long term
+* Modify the plant integration to create plants as "Devices" and the various sensors, config etc. as device attributes.
+
+  https://community.home-assistant.io/t/re-re-cloud-plant-db-with-api-for-plantcard/326105/5
+* Update various plant-related frontends to pull data from the relevant entities of plant device
+
+  An updated example of the custom flower-card is here: https://github.com/Olen/lovelace-flower-card
+* Use config-flow and allow searching the API for plants when adding a new plant
+
+
+## Usage
+
+### Installation
+This can be installed manually or through HACS
+#### Via HACS
+* Add this repo as a "Custom repository" with type "Integration"
+* Click "Install" in the new "Home Assistant Plant" card in HACS
+* Restart Home Assistant
+#### Manual Installation
+* Copy the `plant` directory to your server's `<config>/custom_components` directory
+* Restart Home Assistant
+
+### Configuration
+The plant-component can now be configured as follows:
+
+```
+plant:
+  openplantbook:
+    client_id: !secret plantbook_client_id
+    secret: !secret plantbook_secret
+
+  plant_1:
+    species: champagne mini rose
+    sensors:
+      moisture: sensor.mi_m_80eaca88xxxx
+      conductivity: sensor.mi_c_80eaca88xxxx
+      temperature: sensor.mi_t_80eaca88xxxx
+      brightness: sensor.mi_l_80eaca88xxxx
+```
+
+You can also add parameters that will override the ones you receive from the API
+
+```
+  plant_2:
+    species: champagne mini rose
+    name: Little Rose
+    sensors:
+      moisture: sensor.mi_m_80eaca88xxxx
+      conductivity: sensor.mi_c_80eaca88xxxx
+      temperature: sensor.mi_t_80eaca88xxxx
+      brightness: sensor.mi_l_80eaca88xxxx
+    min_temperature: 25
+    max_moisture: 100
+    image: https://path.to/image.jpg
+```
+
+The `species` must be written exactly as i appears in the "pid" in Openplantbook - including quotation marks etc.:
+```
+  my_plant:
+    species: coleus 'marble'
+```
+If the species is not found, or no `species` is defined in the config, default values for max/min will be provided by the component
+
+If `image` is not set, but species is set, the "image" attribute defaults to `/local/images/plants/<species>.jpg`
+If `image` attribute set to "openplantbook" then an image is dynamically being assigned image_url from API.
+```
+plant:
+  Hydrangea:
+    species: hydrangea chinensis
+    image: openplantbook
+    sensors:
+      moisture: sensor.miflora_moi
+      temperature: sensor.miflora_tem
+      conductivity: sensor.miflora_fer
+      brightness: sensor.miflora_lux
+```
+
+## Problem reports
+By default, all problems (e.g. every time a sensor reports a value that is above or below the threshold set in "limits"), the plant state will be set to "problem".
+Because not all problems are easily solvable, there is an option to disable warnings for the brightness sensor.
+
+```
+  plant_2:
+    warn_low_brightness: false
+```
+With this setting, brightness below the set threshold will not result in a "problem" state.  Especially in some environments, there is not really much you can do about the brightness level, so there is no reason to be notified about it.
+
+## Attributes
+The component sets some attributes to each plant that is accessible in the "limits"-dictionary:
+```
+{{ state_attr('plant.my_plant', 'limits') }}
+
+{% set limits = state_attr('plant.my_plant', 'limits') %}
+{{ limits['min_moisture'] }}
+```
+
+These attributes can be used in e.g. automations, plant cards in lovelace etc.