Plant Doctor: AI Identifier

What's wrong with my plant? Plant Doctor helps you identify plants and understand visible health problems from photos, so you can take clearer next steps for houseplants, gardens, crops, herbs, flowers, succulents, trees, lawns, and more.

Take or upload a photo of a sick plant. Use AI to check for common plant diseases, pests, watering stress, nutrient patterns, light issues, root concerns, and general care problems. Use it for plant ID, species and variety support, yellow leaves, brown spots, wilting, root rot signs, fungus gnats, spider mites, aphids, mildew, blight, and other visible symptoms.

Turn scans into Smart Care Plans:
• Review suggested care tasks before saving
• Choose reminders for soil checks, feeding, rotation, pest checks, pruning, leaf cleaning, repot checks, treatment checks, progress photos, health scans, and custom care
• Set a task once or repeat it on a schedule
• See Today, Upcoming, and Completed care in My Garden
• Mark tasks Done, Snooze, Skip, Edit, or Remove, or choose Still moist for a later soil check
• Open notifications directly to the right care task

Smart Care Plans, manual tasks, recurrence, reminders, and local care history are available without a subscription. Notification permission is optional, and care tasks still work when notifications are off.

Clear results, not just guesses:
• Plant identification support for many species and varieties
• Confidence levels for suggested plant health issues
• Visible symptom evidence found in the photo
• Possible alternative causes when problems look similar
• Practical treatment and care steps
• FAQs for common disease, pest, and care questions
• Scan history to track plant changes over time
• Language options and local measurement units

Built for:
• Houseplants and indoor plants
• Garden plants and outdoor beds
• Crops, vegetables, and herbs
• Flowers and ornamentals
• Succulents and cacti
• Trees, shrubs, and lawns

Plant symptoms can overlap. Yellow leaves may come from watering stress, nutrient deficiency, light changes, root problems, pests, disease, or normal aging. Brown spots may be linked to leaf damage, fungal patterns, sun stress, humidity, or care conditions. Plant Doctor shows confidence, evidence, and alternatives to support more informed plant care decisions.

For best results, use clear photos in good lighting. Include detailed photos of affected leaves, stems, flowers, fruit, soil, or roots, plus a wider photo of the whole plant when possible.

Important: Results are based on AI analysis of visible symptoms and the information you provide. Plant Doctor is for plant and gardening guidance only. It does not guarantee diagnosis, cure, prevention, yield, or survival, and it is not human medical advice, animal medical advice, veterinary advice, or a substitute for professional agricultural consultation. For serious crop, pesticide, safety, toxic plant, or commercial growing decisions, consult a qualified local expert or extension service.

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