Plant Identifier, Plant Care

These apps are really funny yet important… I state this and I state this very loud and clear because everyone states just how important plants play in our environment. I love having them around. There is nothing more peaceful than plants around except for the tranquility of the ocean. Here is my problem with these sort of sites. Some of you may agree and some of you may disagree…Since plants are so important to our environment why aren’t apps like these free or offer a senior discount? Today plants offer seniors more pleasure than ever. Unfortunately people like myself being a senior, living on a tight budget just can’t stretch our budget out any further to subscribe to these types of apps to help me take care of my best leafy indoor friends. I enjoy my Apple Music while I’m working on my hobbies. I’m sure the plants I have in my room enjoy my light music as well. Unfortunately I’m going to have to drop that Apple Music subscription. Though the subscription only costs $10 a month. I have noticed that Apple gives a discount to students which is great. Students get to enjoy their music for $5 a month. Yet Apple is unwilling to charge seniors the $5 a discount too. Adding this subscription just wouldn’t fit into my budget. Do I enjoy plants? Very much! Would I love to know what little secrets will keep my friends looking beautiful? You bet! We help the app people just as much as them helping us by sharing information. I’m not asking the apps maybe to be free even though we could be helping one another. As consumers we may be sending in photos of new plants that people in this or any other app have ever seen before. And everyone could share new things. Why couldn’t apps such as this or treatment apps charge a senior discount? Could consider a military or first responders discount but please consider the USCG AUX. Who do you think helps the UNITED STATES COAST GUARD even today on our waterways during this Government Shutdown. I would like for many of these app companies and developers just to remember the baby boomers today…

Acquired four orchids first location burnt them googled information of what to do. Moved them seemed as plants got worse looked up an app to fix the problem. Found this app and it is everything that I needed to do.

I have used your app while walking around my backyard and was successfully able to identify numerous plants I have never seen before (coming from out of state). I know the app is accurate because I have checked plants that I WAS aware of and it IS correct! The only drawback of free apps (including this one) are the commercials that are required before receiving your identification. Not to mention how it continually pops up an “extention” of this app for purchase options. If knowing the plants were THAT important to me, I would have bought an app so I could avoid having commercials. Overall Helpful App.