Grow your knowledge with these plant-identification apps
Even the most experienced gardener has the occasional "Well, this is new" moment. Whether you want to ID a weed in your veggie patch or that beautiful flower you saw on a neighborhood walk, these identification apps can help.
PlantNet Plant Identification
PlantNet
4.6star
2.55L reviews
1Cr+
Downloads
Everyone 10+
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- 1Identify all types of plants simply by taking a photo of it, or use the map and database to find local flora
- 2Learn the family, genus, and species of vegetation from trees and flowers to bushes, vines, and grasses
- 3Share your observations for analysis and verification by the PlantNet community to boost biological knowledge
Snap photos of plants to instantly identify 20,000+ species, with more added by the PlantNet community every day. Learn from fact sheets about trees, grasses, vines, cacti, and more, which you can filter by genus and family. View a map featuring the locations you’ve taken photos in – so you'll remember where you saw each glossy succulent or fragrant flower.
PictureThis
PictureThis - Plant Identifier
Glority Global Group Ltd.
Contains adsIn-app purchases
4.6star
6.92L reviews
5Cr+
Downloads
Everyone
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- 1Identify any of 17,000+ plants with 98% accuracy while learning what they need to thrive and which to avoid
- 2Get notifications for when it's time to water, fertilize, mist, clean, and repot your greenery
- 3Snap photos for help diagnosing sick vegetation or chat with experts 24/7 for gardening advice
By using AI to pull in expert knowledge about each species, PictureThis offers accurate plant identification, descriptions, and care tips. You can also search for images of vegetation from around the world, get advice from a network of horticultural specialists, and share your own shots with the PictureThis community.
Grow your horticultural knowledge with an app that not only names plants, but helps you take care of them. To further expand your gardening skills, watch tutorials and explore guides on topics like collecting seeds or growing kitchen herbs. Or consult the Candide community to find answers to specific questions and share your own success stories.