It is never a bad time to bring some plants into your life.
Caring for plants can be difficult, but thankfully we get a little help with technology. To help you become the best gardener or parent of plants, we have found great apps to simplify the process.
If you are starting a window garden, buying some houseplants or planting a garden in your yard, these apps will remind you how to take care of your plants and take care of them.
There will be no dead plants during these application hours.
1. LeafSnap
LeafSnap uses artificial intelligence to identify plants. He knows about 90 percent of the plants and trees we know today. You can take a picture for the app or upload a picture of plants and it will tell you how they grow, how much light and water it needs and much more.
You can download LeafSnap for iOS in the Apple App Store or Google in the Google Play Store.
LeafSnap collects user data to improve user experience. Anonymous account may share user data with Google Advertising Services. You can read the full privacy policy over here.
Once LeafSnap has identified the plant, it will give you basic information about the plant.
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LeafSnap also tells you how to care for plants.
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2. Smart Plant House
Smart Plant House is a universal garden app. The most important feature is the care calendar. Once you add the plant, the app will automatically create a care calendar that reminds you of watering or completing other tasks based on plants. This can be beneficial if you are exposed to plants. There is also a problem solver, so you can troubleshoot plant diseases and pests. If that doesn’t work, you can send pictures of plant and plant diseases to gardeners around the world through the app.
You can download Smart Plant for iOS in the Apple App Store or in the Google Play Store for Android.
Smart Plant Home collects user data to connect with you to improve the user experience and market it, among other things, directly or through one of our partners. You can read the full privacy policy over here.
Smart Plant House creates a care calendar for the plants you add to the app.
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Example of types of actions on the Care Calendar.
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3. iNaturalist
iNaturalist is a social network created by the California Academy of Sciences and National Geographic. Like LeafSnap, iNaturalist is an application that identifies plants, but also identifies other species, such as birds and bugs. When an app cannot identify a plant immediately, it is tagged for the image and then someone in the community can identify it. You can also choose to allow the photos and videos you upload to the app to be used for scientific purposes. Another interesting feature of the app is a searchable map that shows you all the species seen in one area.
You can download iNaturalist for iOS in the Apple App Store or in the Google Play Store for Android.
iNaturalist does not sell user data and only collects data to improve the user experience. You can read the full privacy policy over here.
iNaturalist has a searchable map where you can see what species have been seen.
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4. Installation
A gardener will help you plan your garden. You choose the size of your plan and then you can add plants. When you choose a plant to add, it tells you the depth of seed needed, how long it will take to harvest, and how much water it needs. It also tells you which plants are related and which are the contagious plants and the common diseases of the plant.
You can download Planter for iOS in the Apple App Store or in the Google Play Store for Android.
The plant collects user information and shares anonymous user information with advertisers and third-party ad networks. You can read the full privacy policy over here.
It tells you how to care for plants when you add a plant to your garden.
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The plant will tell you which plants are good complementary plants and which ones are vulnerable.
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5. Sun Seeker – Tracker and Compass
Sun Finder is a comprehensive solar tracking application. It allows you to monitor the sun in your backyard to choose the right lighting for your plants.
Sunscreen costs $ 9.99. You can buy Solar Finder for Android for iOS in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Sun Search does not sell user data and only collects data to improve user experience. You can read the full privacy policy over here.
Sun Finder is a sun tracking app.
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6. Planta
Planta is the perfect app if you are just starting out on your gardening or plant trip. Planta gives you plant tips and care tips for your plants. It also has a light meter so you can see what kind of light is in different parts of your home or yard. Unlike a smart home plan, Plant organizes your plants locally.
You can download Planta for iOS in the Apple App Store or in the Google Play Store for Android.
Planta does not sell user data and only collects data to improve user experience. You can read the full privacy policy over here.
Planta organizes your plants in place.
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7. Terrarium gardening
Terrarium Garden Idle is the perfect game for you if gardening is not for you, but you want to rush into it. Terrarium is a relaxing garden game where you can create oxygen where you can buy lots of plants.
You can download Terrarium Garden Idle for iOS in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Terrarium Garden Idle collects user data and can share it with partners who provide personalized ads to users. You can read the full privacy policy over here.
You cannot kill plants on the Terrarium Garden Idle.
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