FloraCare: Plant ID & Care

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You brought a plant home. A week later the leaves are yellow and you have no idea why. FloraCare is for that moment: name the plant, see what is wrong, and get a next step you can actually do. Open the camera and take one clear photo of the whole plant, or of the leaf that looks off. Identification matches the photo to a species in our plant library and shows care that belongs to that plant — water, light, soil, and the mistakes that usually kill it. Diagnosis looks at the damage and returns a short plan: what it is, why it started, and what to change this week. Add the plant to your garden. Watering and fertilizing reminders fire on this device so you do not have to keep a calendar. A growth diary keeps the photos you take over time, so you can see whether the new leaves actually arrived. Use FloraCare as a guest without signing in. This version does not offer account sign-in or cross-device account synchronization. This version is free to use, with up to 20 plant identifications per day, up to 2 diagnoses per day with no lifetime total cap, and 10 plants in your garden. When the daily diagnosis allowance is used, new diagnoses become available after the next daily reset at midnight UTC. Saved results and other free features remain available. No subscriptions or in-app purchases are offered in this version. FloraCare is a plant-care tool. It is not a substitute for a botanist or a veterinarian. If a person or a pet has eaten part of a plant, call a doctor, a vet, or poison control. Highlights: - Photograph a plant to identify the species - Diagnose yellow leaves, pests, rot, and light problems - Care cards for water, light, soil, and common mistakes - Garden with watering reminders on this device - Growth diary so you can see change over weeks - Use as a guest without signing in Open FloraCare. Point at the pot by the window. Find out what it is before you water it again. Privacy Policy: https://mungeryu.art/legal/floracare/privacy Terms of Use: https://mungeryu.art/legal/floracare/termsRead more

You brought a plant home. A week later the leaves are yellow and you have no idea why. FloraCare is for that moment: name the plant, see what is wrong, and get a next step you can actually do. Open the camera and take one clear photo of the whole plant, or of the leaf that looks off. Identification matches the photo to a species in our plant library and shows care that belongs to that plant — water, light, soil, and the mistakes that usually kill it. Diagnosis looks at the damage and returns a short plan: what it is, why it started, and what to change this week. Add the plant to your garden. Watering and fertilizing reminders fire on this device so you do not have to keep a calendar. A growth diary keeps the photos you take over time, so you can see whether the new leaves actually arrived. Use FloraCare as a guest without signing in. This version does not offer account sign-in or cross-device account synchronization. This version is free to use, with up to 20 plant identifications per day, up to 2 diagnoses per day with no lifetime total cap, and 10 plants in your garden. When the daily diagnosis allowance is used, new diagnoses become available after the next daily reset at midnight UTC. Saved results and other free features remain available. No subscriptions or in-app purchases are offered in this version. FloraCare is a plant-care tool. It is not a substitute for a botanist or a veterinarian. If a person or a pet has eaten part of a plant, call a doctor, a vet, or poison control. Highlights: - Photograph a plant to identify the species - Diagnose yellow leaves, pests, rot, and light problems - Care cards for water, light, soil, and common mistakes - Garden with watering reminders on this device - Growth diary so you can see change over weeks - Use as a guest without signing in Open FloraCare. Point at the pot by the window. Find out what it is before you water it again. Privacy Policy: https://mungeryu.art/legal/floracare/privacy Terms of Use: https://mungeryu.art/legal/floracare/terms