Use the desktop app with a browser side by side in order to easily fetch info (general aspects, medicinal uses, facts, geography) which will help you memorize the plants.

You can the get a bunch of stats telling you how bad you are ... Repetition is key. (I have not been looking at these in the last 2 months) But I think that a small period of learning each 2/3 days is great. What I did not cath is a way to get reminder from Anki, since it's objective is to schedule the relearning this could be a useful option. Have to check this.

Stats that you can get from the Anki deck soft stats

Orbit's inspirational description

When you read a text that’s written with Orbit, you don’t just read it once and then set it aside, perhaps forever. The review sessions keep you in contact with the ideas, returning you to the material again and again over weeks and months. The ongoing practice changes your relationship to what you read. It gives you a way to bring ideas into your orbit. … When something seems interesting, you can tie a string to it and throw it up in a lazy arc. It’ll swing back around at some point, but you’re not terribly concerned with when. You’ll give its string more or less slack over time. Floating above your head, then, is an ever-shifting constellation of inklings, facts, questions, prompts, obsessions. Every day you stare up at the slice of sky above you and respond to what’s there.

An app to create prompted and enhanced text, also by Matuschak https://withorbit.com/ ~~I have read about similar plugin in vscode. Dig this. ~~ Could be useful mostly for class material.

https://github.com/frenya/vscode-recall
https://github.com/jasonwilliams/anki Directly send test from markdown to Anki !