PlantAI: Identifier & Diagnose

This is an amazing app. I tried several, none had the details and the in-depth information on how to resolve the issue. I first got the year membership for use on my lawn, and it’s been a huge time saver. No more showing a picture to the guy at the garden center that just got terminated from Taco Bell and is only an expert at growing “really awesome bud, dude, it’s like the best ever” (a real conversation with a local garden manager). I use it on everything that God has created to grow in the ground. Every time I use it I get not just an answer as to the issue, but information about the plant. You don’t have to have a problem to identify a plant and get care instructions for it. Bravo PlantAI! Awesome app!

This app is very helpful for diagnosing diseases and curing plants. I like the variety of different tools that you can use, and the AI chat to get quick info about them. though there have been a few times that the app has given inaccurate information, it is good for the most part. This has also been the only plant app that offers disease diagnoses and ways to cure them that I have found so far, every other app I have tried wants me to pay, but this one doesn’t. I would highly recommend for anyone that has plants and is looking for app to help in keeping them healthy.

I really do enjoy using your app, it’s helped me quite a bit navigate plants & diseases of East Texas. I am disappointed though that some of your advertisements show a sick plant scenario and say to give the plant milk or coffee or cinnamon, etc., etc., however this is not offered at this time even to premium members though it is advertised on commercials/ads. Overall though this is a very good app which I’ll continue with. Question: IDK if this is possible… If I took a picture of a certain area of my land and described if it were sunny/partially sunny/shady & type of soil, if the app could suggest different types of plants filtered by what I’m looking for (IE: lots of color, maybe a bush, very tall Plants or grasses, tall plants and what kind of shorter plants should be in front of them. —Just suggestions. Thank you for listening.