I have a couple basic journal note I keep on my ipod in doc's, common Name-Latin name-distribution-habitat description (including surrounding flora e.g. specific ferns, orchids, grasses...)-then I do a basic physiological description-then breeding patterns (e.g. needs two plants or male/female to be viable, flowers in feb-march as a result of humidity rise or june-july form temp drop)-then I do cultivation (soils-pot size and shape-lighting-humidity-airflow-temps-water regime/method-dormancy requirement (mainly drought for me as I really use winter dormancy)-propagation (including possible hybrid plants (like capensis x alicea) and seed needs, humidity, light, water soils...) then I do a basic summary of notes and give the plant a rating.
An app of this similar to the nepy layout would be great, but I don't have the time.
So far I have done a few drosera, 1 nepenthes (mirabilis southern pop) and several utrics (all aussie plants), the neps are hard as I'm in aust and being a poor uni student can't go overseas to view neps in the wild, and I don't like going off pics or other peoples notes.
I'm hoping to write a small book of local carns (of Australia) and then give some to the uni, there are so many in our area and no one even knows about them.