Hi! I see you're having trouble changing the plant on your Widgetable lock screen widget—it's stuck on the last plant you placed. Let's get that sorted out.

To start, can you tell me if you've tried these steps already or if you noticed any error messages when trying to edit the widget? Also, are you changing the plant through the Widgetable app directly or via your iPhone's lock screen customization?

Meanwhile, here’s a straightforward way to try updating the lock screen widget plant on iOS 17.6.1:

1. Unlock your iPhone and go to the Widgetable app.
2. Inside the app, look for the plant widget settings or the section where you select your current plant.
3. Change the plant selection to the new one you want. Make sure to save or confirm the change in the app.
4. Now, exit the app and go to your iPhone lock screen.
5. Press and hold on the lock screen, tap "Customize," then tap the widget area where your plant widget is.
6. Try removing the old plant widget and add it back again by selecting Widgetable and picking the new plant.
7. Exit customization and see if the new plant appears.

If the plant widget still shows the old one, try restarting your iPhone after step 3 to ensure the changes sync properly.

If you’ve done these steps already or still face issues, I can guide you through clearing the app cache or reinstalling Widgetable, which often resolves caching bugs that cause the widget to get stuck.

Does that sound good? Let me know what you've tried, and we can take it from there!

I’ve already tried to remove the widget and do it from inside the app, I want to clear cache i just dont know how

Thanks for letting me know you want to clear the cache for the Widgetable app on your iPhone. On iOS devices like yours (iOS 17.6.1), there isn't a direct way to clear an individual app's cache through the system settings like on some other platforms. However, here are a couple of effective methods you can try:

1. Offload the App (Preserves Data)
- Go to Settings > General > iPhone Storage.
- Scroll to find Widgetable, tap it.
- Select Offload App. This frees up the app's storage but keeps your documents and data.
- After offloading, tap Reinstall App on the same page.
- Open Widgetable and check if the widget now allows you to change the plant.

2. Delete and Reinstall the App
- If offloading doesn’t help, you can delete the app completely (this will remove app data too).
- Tap and hold the Widgetable app icon, then select Remove App > Delete App.
- Go to the App Store and reinstall Widgetable.
- Log back in (if needed) and set up your widget again.

Either option effectively clears the app cache because offloading or reinstalling forces iOS to discard temporary files and cached data.

If you want me to walk you through these steps, just say the word! Also, after doing either, remember to remove and re-add the lock screen widget as we discussed.

Are you satisfied with this solution?

How to update Widgetable app to the latest version

Great question! To update the Widgetable app to the latest version on your iPhone running iOS 17.6.1, you can follow these simple steps:

1. Open the App Store on your iPhone.
2. Tap on your profile icon at the top right corner.
3. Scroll down to the "Available Updates" section.
4. Look for Widgetable in the list.
5. If you see it, tap the Update button next to it.
6. If Widgetable is not listed, it means your app is already up-to-date.

After updating, open Widgetable and try changing the plant on your lock screen widget again, as sometimes updates fix bugs related to widget customization3 4.

Let me know if you need help with any of these steps or if the problem persists after updating! Are you satisfied with this solution?

How to reinstall Widgetable app safely

I understand you want to safely reinstall the Widgetable app on your iPhone without losing your plant or any progress. Since Widgetable stores your plants and progress in your account (usually linked via login credentials), the key to a safe reinstall is making sure you're logged in or backed up first. Here's the best way to do it step-by-step:

1. Verify Your Account Login
- Open Widgetable and confirm you are logged into your account (using email, social login, or whatever the app requires). This ensures your plants and progress are saved to the cloud.

2. Backup Important Data (if applicable)
- If Widgetable has any explicit export or backup option within the app settings, use it.
- If it syncs progress via account login, this step can be skipped.

3. Delete the Widgetable App
- On your iPhone home screen, tap and hold the Widgetable app icon.
- Select Remove App > Delete App to fully remove the app and its cache.

4. Reinstall Widgetable
- Open the App Store and search for Widgetable.
- Download and install the latest version.

5. Log Back Into Your Account
- Open Widgetable after reinstalling and sign back into your account.
- Your plants and progress should sync back automatically if cloud sync is supported.

6. Re-add the Lock Screen Widget
- Press and hold your lock screen, tap Customize, then tap the widget area.
- Remove the old Widgetable widget if still visible, then add a new one and select your desired plant.

This method avoids losing your plants and progress while clearing the app's data and cache, which often fixes widget glitches1 4.

If Widgetable does not use cloud sync or you’re unsure, please let me know, and I can help you check for other backup options.

Are you satisfied with this solution, or would you like me to help you walk through it?