Diagnose Plant Problems
Snap a photo of your plant — our AI instantly tells you what’s wrong and how to fix it.
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Instant Plant Problem Diagnosis
Diagnose Plant Problems Instantly – Just Snap a Photo!
Plant problem diagnosis app able to satisfy your plant curiosity anywhere anytime within seconds. You will get detailed plant information like its name, characteristics, and toxicity. Moreover, this app offers you hands-on planting and growing tips like water, fertilize, mist, clean, and report.
Detailed Care Tips
Got yellow leaves? Brown spots? Wilting stems? With Plant Problem Diagnosis, you can quickly identify common plant diseases and get instant care tips – powered by AI.
Whether you’re a beginner or a plant parent pro, this app helps keep your green friends thriving.
Features:
AI-Powered
AI-powered diagnosis of plant diseases
Supports Any Plant
Supports houseplants, flowers, trees & vegetables
Just Take A Photo
Identify issues like overwatering, pests, root rot, fungus, and more
Follow Tips On Youtube
We help plant lovers diagnose and save their houseplants using AI. 🌿
Simple. Free. Based on photo analysis.
Great Plant Assistant
“I’m fairly new to plants, and the intricacies of owning caring and growing them. In my plant journey, I have adapted the theory of use all tools necessary to grow your skill or hobby.”
Jack
Awesome For This Novice
“No need to plant blueberries now as they are already here. How exciting. I’ve identified 30+ flowers, trees, and bushes.”
Rose
So Helpful and Accurate
“This app is absolutely amazing! It was able to quickly and correctly identify every plant in my garden, including one I had spent a ridiculous amount of time trying to identify on my own.”
Stive
Common Diseases Questions
White powder on your Monstera leaves
🌿 Tip 1: Improve air circulation
💧 Tip 2: Avoid wetting the leaves
🧴 Tip 3: Use a gentle fungicide spray
Brown spots on your Fiddle Leaf Fig?
It’s a common sign of stress — often due to overwatering, poor drainage, or improper light.
Pothos leaves turning yellow
Yellowing pothos leaves are often a sign of stress, with overwatering being the most common culprit.