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Wait, wait, there’s only a couple of articles here…?

Well, yes. But we have a good excuse : we’re French. Groww has been active for more than 3 years now, focusing on making an app that’s useful to our users and fun to use. We did that at home – meaning in France (and french-speaking territories, of course), thus producing all our content (the plant encyclopedia – an extensive database of more than 1500 entries – and all our blog posts) in French only, so far.

We spent a couple of months translating the plant encyclopedia  (a tough job, mind you) – and now we’re just ready to launch our app in english. Once that’s done, we’re going to add articles in both languages on a regular basis, and translate from French to English some of the best (or most read) articles, one after the other.

So come back from time to time – and enjoy using our app !

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