I was using Planta premium for 2 months. At first I loved it. I am still new at being a plant mom and that app helped remind me when to water and fertilize. As my collection grew I realized it was kind of limited. For example it didn’t have Cebu blue pothos and something else I can’t remember. The customer support was super quick and added them but by that point I was like do I even need this anymore. I learned how to check the soil and watch for overwatering so I don’t need to bother with reminders. 🤷🏻♀️ I would still recommend Planta for absolute beginners though!!
I like Planta because I can keep a photo record of my plants along with notes. Ill probably turn off the water reminders at some point because now that it’s winter I’m finding them annoying.
Hey Harli! Just to let you know, if you have google photos... there’s a little square with a dot in the middle (second from the right) that will identify your plants by recognizing key characteristics from your pictures!
Thank you for doing this and saving me a lot of time. In the market looking right now. A person like you who REALLY knows the plants and their nuances needs to review. Glad for your effort, knowledge and sharing with us!
A lot if people I know have recommended Planta to me but I don't have an iPhone. Glad to know it's not much better than any of the other plant ID apps. Thanks for the video Harli, good stuff!
I do a lot of outdoor gardening and always use Plantnet to identify...95% of the time the first result is correct! I love it and recommend it to everyone😊
For picture this, when it gives you the subscription screen there’s an “x” at the top right corner to get out of the screen. It’s the app I use and I don’t feel the need to have a subscription so it’s good to know you don’t have to
I’m in a few Facebook groups, I post the photos in the groups and lovely strangers on the internet help me with identifying and caring for the plants. I also get to read their experiences with the plant and you always get lots of different opinions from people who have tried and tested multiple methods .
I'd like to see a full review of the apps, not just the plant ID aspect. I use Planta which helps me keep track of watering but it's been wanting me to water things every 3 days. I'd like to find one that lets me set my own watering schedule for each plant.
I use PictureThis and I am able to schedule my watering for each plant. It usually gives you a recommendation but you can change it which is very helpful.
I use plant snap but I always have to cross reference with some google searches because it's not always accurate but I use it mostly when I'm out hiking to identify flora
Normal people trying to find out the exact name of the plant *use the apps*: "oh, this is pilea peperomioides! Me *googling 'radial leaves, looks like a palm': "it looks like a peperomia. but it is not...."
Thanks for this video! I use Planta currently to help kinda keep me on track with my watering schedule and what rooms my plants are in. (I still check them daily but it helps me track the last time I watered and such) Since I usually know what I’m buying before I purchase it I haven’t tried the plant ID yet. I do find that they are missing a bunch of plants in their registry, even a Monstera Deliciosa is listed as a Swish Cheese Plant, however the Variegated version is correct. So it can definitely be a hit or miss. They are also missing most of the cacti and succulents. I would love to see a video on other functions of these apps can offer, such as the watering or fertilizer reminders❤️
I actually use plantnet and picture this. In my experience plantnet works great on all fauna outside, like trees or if someone had an awesome garden and you'd like to know what species they have - very accurate outside, not so much inside. Picture this works best with one leaf or one flower in the picture. It's also great that if you don't find a match you can upload it anyways and the community can help you out 😁 I don't have a subscription, I just wait until I can search again.
Great video! Thanks for all the time you put in to research the apps & rate them! I really don’t use those apps much-I get a lot of plants ID watching TH-cam-like your channel! Tfs!
SO GLAD you filmed this video! I felt like I was using the app wrong. I was at Walmart and found a Cebu Blue Pothos, but none of my ID apps could confirm it, so then I got worried and second guessed my ID abilities! Luckily, I still bought her and was correct :’) Overall, I have been fairly unimpressed with plant ID apps and don’t believe the price is worth it. BUT, I do believe using up-close pictures of 2-3 leaves does help when uploading pictures.
THNAKS A LOT HARLI , PLANT NET REALLY WORKED , EVEN IT DETECTED DEAD DRIED PLANT . I FIGURED IT OUT AFTER SOME SEARCHES AND COMPARING PICTURES OF THE PLANTS & FRUITS & FLOWERS
I downloaded some and deleted some as soon as I saw your IG. But I have a few more to try now. I like Planta because it also shows where your plants are, what the exposure is like, and if it’s appropriate for that plants all for free. So I’m using that as a tracker as I get more plants and move them around. Useful for a noob.
I use iNaturalist a lot. I love that you can choose what you think it is & other people can agree or suggest what they think it is. I love it for when I go on hikes!
I've tired quite a few of these for sure! I find that it really depends on the photo. They need a good shot of the leaves and no background distractions. Personally, if I'm getting stuck on one that an app can't identify, I'll take it to my insta-family. Usually someone comes to my rescue. Lol
Awesome video! I have to say though, image recognition technology is difficult. The app has to be fed hundreds of pictures for every plant to be able to distinguish it from something else. And since all plants are basically splotches of green it's really amazing they can get the genus right! My boyfriend tested image-recognition for his bachelor thesis, it was fun to see the program learn, but it was A LOT of work.
thank you. this was very helpful. i have so many unidentified plants and its be quite a task to try and figure out what they are. I ended up using the plant net app and it has been very useful.
This video was interesting for me, so now I may just download one so I can see what I find out on some of my succulents or cacti. Thanks Harli, another good ONE!!!
I just downloaded a bunch, they suck. Google Lens seems to work best for identification, actually impressed, thanks to the commenters below who mentioned it!!👍
loved this video. I'm a new plant owner and i looked for apps for not only for identifying (like if i see a plant somewhere i like or propagating) but also to track my own plants for watering, light, food, re-potting. I'm an over waterer then i underwater when i try not to lol but thanks for the video. i use smartplant and picture this and Houzz is good for advice from others. im gonna look into plantnet
I use Picture This - you don't need the trial or the paid version to use. It just makes you think that you do. I find it very useful for plant care information. If I'm not sure what to do with a particular plant I just search it up (it also saves your past IDs) and it tells me everything I need to know. It's saved my butt on multiple occasions!
I dont use any plant apps because they just don't get all of them right. Even I can figure out the easy ones, I need them to tell me the harder ones to identify and it just hasn't worked on any of the apps so far. Great info !!
Harli i have been able to identify my plants by watching you, Nick Pileggi and Summer. Others I find on google. House plant groups are great too, so I don't need an app. Thanks for the video.
I use plantsnap, and it generally gets me close enough to feel confident making an ID. If I ever become obsessed with wanting to definitively identify something, I'll probably try some other apps. Thanks for putting in the work for the rest of us, and don't forget to cancel that subscription! (That sounded like a TH-cam signoff on Opposite Day 😃)
I used to use Picture This before they did the subscription plans. I had mixed results using it. Sometimes it helped me identify super obscure plants but other times it wouldn't be able to identify more common species even with flowers to set it apart. It was a good place to catalogue my plants and a nice enough option when I wanted to identify one but I don't think I'd be willing to put money towards it when I can use other resources for free.
@@theworthysoul Honestly I was looking for a plant ID app last month so your timing is actually perfect lol But that's good to know! I remember when they rolled out the subscription they only let me scan around 10 plant species or something unless I subscribed so if that's no longer the case I might give it a shot
I love using picture this when im out shopping and things dont have a name on them! Then I add it into my planta app and it tells me if it will work in that rooms lighting! Makes for a little bit smarter shopping haha, and I like planta because it reminds me water my plants!
There is an amazing house plant facebook group called House Plant Hobbyist and they are great at helping identify and just give great care tips depending on what you need! Also just a fun supportive group of all active plant enthusiasts. facebook.com/groups/houseplanthobbyists/?fref=nf
What I use is picture this and it’s super easy to use. I also use that company’s Buh identifier. What you really need to do is look for the one that matches best
Just an fyi on Inaturalist, you first post the photo you put in what you think it is, which you can compare with other species etc. through inaturalist if your not sure, then once you post other people then can confirm your id or offer other suggestions. It is more of a citizen science app then a houseplant id one, so if you did post them make sure to hit the captive/cultivated button :). Anyways I really enjoyed the video it was interesting seeing everything compared.
I don't really buy plants that aren't labeled, unless they're succulents that come in an arrangement. Google images covers everything I need on that front. But I think I'm going to download the Pl@ntNet app because we do have some weird plants down by the creek that I'm curious about. Thanks for the reviews!
I use picture this and have been successful so far. I even take pics of the plants I know the names, because you can create your garden and go back for reference (on diseases, care etc)
The only app I have is Plant Snap, I won't pay money to get an app, guess I'm too cheap. Thanks Harli for this video, it is full of great information, have fun, see you soon, bye for now.
I use PictureThis. I'm not sure why it required you to subscribe. I used it for two years for free before I opted for unlimited identifications but its only because I use it so regularly. I'm also surprised that none of them got philodendron brasil. My PictureThis app got it right away. I feel like every app wants something slightly different when it comes to the picture so that may be why none of them did very well. I'm excited to try a couple of the other apps now after this video!
I’ve tried apps, but poor results. Facebook groups...some people are obnoxious, arrogant, and rude. Instagram has worked for me. The plant community is awesome, encouraging, and helpful.
I really just feel like with the amount of plants there are out there that are similar looking that, I've never had good experiences with those apps. I find most of my success identifying on the houseplants subreddit.
Have you ever heard of Proplifting? There’s a whole subreddit on it, I’ve never done it myself but here’s what I know about it: it’s propagation of leaves that have fallen off of plants in big box stores. I know that in the subreddit there are strict rules on how you can obtain these leaves, they either have to be picked up from the ground or somewhere around the plant (they have to fall off naturally) or you need permission to take a cutting from a plant. Obviously you can’t just walk into a store with a pair of scissors and go around cutting off leaves to propagate. Technically it isn’t illegal, but morally it’s wrong
Hi Harli! I have an interesting proposal for ya! I have noticed how names and branding often are different with competitive apps and on a closer look, I find something stupid. What about looking behind each app to see if the AI software used for all of their plant recognition is a copy and paste? If true, their predictable result makes more sense...sadly!
Thanks for this plant app review. I dl an app a few months ago but it was pretty useless so I deleted it. I love my plant peeps here and on Facebook to help me ID my plants. I'm going to try and look at Google lens though since there were many who suggested it hwre. Thanks for sharing😊👍❤.
I use GardenCompass which gives you three accurate id’s a month, unless you decide to pay for a membership (which gives you unlimited ids + care guides... when to fertilize or repots...etc) it also identifies pests and fungi :0
This was highly valuable. I learned paying for those other apps are pointless lol. They all kinda suck which is also good to know so I guess just educate yourself & you’ll have better luck.
I use Picture This. Purely because it was the first to come up in the App Store. I’ve tested it multiple times just to see. You didn’t need to buy the premium membership either! You could’ve just hit the x in the top right corner and it would’ve given you free IDs to use. For some reason I’ve never run out of “Free IDs.” It will say I had 11 of them left but if I close the app and go back in it’ll be completely different and say I have like 27 free IDs left. Might be a glitch but I think it’s more like the membership is a scam. Regardless I’ve used it on houseplants and outdoor plants and it gets the general idea right. I need to do further research to figure out the specific species or variation, but that seems to be the theme for all of these ID apps.
I have downloaded 3 different Plant ID apps. None of them work. I have found that the apps, Home Depot garden employees and Lowe’s garden employees, don’t know anything about plant ID. Actual plant nurseries are usually the only ID’s I trust. Other than that, I count on my TH-cam plant 🌱 🤓 nerd friend. Like you! Ha Ha
@@elizabethduecker5809 No, they are temps hired by an outside company, making minimum wage. The only place that would be helpful with plant ID is a nursery or greenhouse, not a corporate home improvement company.
I have PictureThis, and I've had mixed success with it. It correctly identified a cactus my friend bought, but couldn't identify ANY of my Hoyas (I have a Krimson Princess and a Queen, a Publicalyx splash, and a brevialata). I would say it works for super common houseplants- although having to pay for premium is annoying for something that doesn't work so well. The community on there is a plus, as I have had other people correctly identify my plants.
I am a wildlife refuge manager and use seek on a daily basis mainly because it works in real-time (meaning it identifies through your phone camera without the need to take a picture and allowing you to hit it at multiple angles)
If you cant find a plant on google then snap a pic and email a local nursery and most the time they are happy to help. Ive tried a lot of these apps and they are terrible, they only get very common ones correct and having to pay for it when google is free is ridiculous. I'm having trouble identifying a possible pest problem on my Arabian wax leaf plant, been searching for months but cant figure it out.
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World wildlife *foundation* ?
Oh my gosh I’m an idiot 😂
@@HarliG Don't worry, it happens to all of us 😂
Apparently, it's Fund afterall. I always thought it was foundation
I thought it was foundation too. This must be the Mandela effect😱
Try taking picture of one leave and check each app again.
Leaf?
That’s what I was going to suggest. Maybe you aren’t getting a full leaf pic?
I was using Planta premium for 2 months. At first I loved it. I am still new at being a plant mom and that app helped remind me when to water and fertilize. As my collection grew I realized it was kind of limited. For example it didn’t have Cebu blue pothos and something else I can’t remember. The customer support was super quick and added them but by that point I was like do I even need this anymore. I learned how to check the soil and watch for overwatering so I don’t need to bother with reminders. 🤷🏻♀️
I would still recommend Planta for absolute beginners though!!
I like Planta because I can keep a photo record of my plants along with notes. Ill probably turn off the water reminders at some point because now that it’s winter I’m finding them annoying.
They didn't get back to you for the golden pothos because they were like, "who is this basic B asking about a golden pothos? Get TF outta here!" 😂😂
🤣😂🤣😂
The shade of it all.
What abysmal diction you have.
Hey Harli! Just to let you know, if you have google photos... there’s a little square with a dot in the middle (second from the right) that will identify your plants by recognizing key characteristics from your pictures!
Thank you for doing this and saving me a lot of time. In the market looking right now. A person like you who REALLY knows the plants and their nuances needs to review. Glad for your effort, knowledge and sharing with us!
i just use google lens on my pixel phone, it works pretty well and i don't need to download an app
Google lens has worked best for me too. All the other apps suck!
It got my Sedum Adolphii and and sedum rubitisium wrong
Me also its a great and easy idea
Then why are you here
@@Ali-bw9oz watch the first 15 seconds, she asked people..
A lot if people I know have recommended Planta to me but I don't have an iPhone. Glad to know it's not much better than any of the other plant ID apps. Thanks for the video Harli, good stuff!
I do a lot of outdoor gardening and always use Plantnet to identify...95% of the time the first result is correct! I love it and recommend it to everyone😊
For picture this, when it gives you the subscription screen there’s an “x” at the top right corner to get out of the screen. It’s the app I use and I don’t feel the need to have a subscription so it’s good to know you don’t have to
I’m in a few Facebook groups, I post the photos in the groups and lovely strangers on the internet help me with identifying and caring for the plants. I also get to read their experiences with the plant and you always get lots of different opinions from people who have tried and tested multiple methods .
Do an updated video!!! Yes include 10 plants, even more difficult ones. Yeah, let's do it!
I definitely think you should have isolated each leaf when taking the photo but great video. your content is always 10/10
Awesome video Harli!! Excellently produced!! I've got Golden Pothos crowding me out of the house!!
I'd like to see a full review of the apps, not just the plant ID aspect. I use Planta which helps me keep track of watering but it's been wanting me to water things every 3 days. I'd like to find one that lets me set my own watering schedule for each plant.
I use PictureThis and I am able to schedule my watering for each plant. It usually gives you a recommendation but you can change it which is very helpful.
That's a cool feature! I'm overwhelmed lol I want one but idk which
@@kayli934 Thank you! I will try it out.
I use Planta and you can adjust watering intervals. You click on your plant, then edit in the top right, then custom care, then water interval. :)
@@inkyminky184 omg, THANK YOU. That's the app I use but I could not find that/figure that out. You just changed my life, haha.
I use plant snap but I always have to cross reference with some google searches because it's not always accurate but I use it mostly when I'm out hiking to identify flora
Normal people trying to find out the exact name of the plant *use the apps*: "oh, this is pilea peperomioides!
Me *googling 'radial leaves, looks like a palm': "it looks like a peperomia. but it is not...."
Thanks for this video! I use Planta currently to help kinda keep me on track with my watering schedule and what rooms my plants are in. (I still check them daily but it helps me track the last time I watered and such) Since I usually know what I’m buying before I purchase it I haven’t tried the plant ID yet. I do find that they are missing a bunch of plants in their registry, even a Monstera Deliciosa is listed as a Swish Cheese Plant, however the Variegated version is correct. So it can definitely be a hit or miss. They are also missing most of the cacti and succulents.
I would love to see a video on other functions of these apps can offer, such as the watering or fertilizer reminders❤️
I actually use plantnet and picture this. In my experience plantnet works great on all fauna outside, like trees or if someone had an awesome garden and you'd like to know what species they have - very accurate outside, not so much inside. Picture this works best with one leaf or one flower in the picture. It's also great that if you don't find a match you can upload it anyways and the community can help you out 😁 I don't have a subscription, I just wait until I can search again.
Great video! Thanks for all the time you put in to research the apps & rate them! I really don’t use those apps much-I get a lot of plants ID watching TH-cam-like your channel! Tfs!
SO GLAD you filmed this video! I felt like I was using the app wrong. I was at Walmart and found a Cebu Blue Pothos, but none of my ID apps could confirm it, so then I got worried and second guessed my ID abilities! Luckily, I still bought her and was correct :’) Overall, I have been fairly unimpressed with plant ID apps and don’t believe the price is worth it. BUT, I do believe using up-close pictures of 2-3 leaves does help when uploading pictures.
Gotta go try all these apps you showed!! Love this video girl! Always fun to watch you! Thanks for the mention! xoxo
Loved this! The most accurate by far is Pl@ntNet for me, it’s free and NO ADS. It’s the one I go to for that reason, it’s fast and reliable
Love this different type of plant video! Honestly, I love all your videos! Especially the ones with your mom! Thanks for the amazing content!
THNAKS A LOT HARLI , PLANT NET REALLY WORKED , EVEN IT DETECTED DEAD DRIED PLANT . I FIGURED IT OUT AFTER SOME SEARCHES AND COMPARING PICTURES OF THE PLANTS & FRUITS & FLOWERS
orrrr you can just ask the houseplant community on reddit!
Oooooorrrrrrrr you can buy an android and use google
Philodendron brazil is a heart shaped philodendron.. They're different varieties of the same species
I downloaded some and deleted some as soon as I saw your IG. But I have a few more to try now. I like Planta because it also shows where your plants are, what the exposure is like, and if it’s appropriate for that plants all for free. So I’m using that as a tracker as I get more plants and move them around. Useful for a noob.
Hate to be negative, but plant apps just aren’t very helpful. Nice video and you’re getting pretty fancy with your editing skills. 🙌
Stef Hall listen to your mother, Harli!
I use iNaturalist a lot. I love that you can choose what you think it is & other people can agree or suggest what they think it is. I love it for when I go on hikes!
I've tired quite a few of these for sure! I find that it really depends on the photo. They need a good shot of the leaves and no background distractions. Personally, if I'm getting stuck on one that an app can't identify, I'll take it to my insta-family. Usually someone comes to my rescue. Lol
Awesome video! I have to say though, image recognition technology is difficult. The app has to be fed hundreds of pictures for every plant to be able to distinguish it from something else. And since all plants are basically splotches of green it's really amazing they can get the genus right! My boyfriend tested image-recognition for his bachelor thesis, it was fun to see the program learn, but it was A LOT of work.
Google lens!! The best! Sad that doesn’t work in iPhone 😕
I have to try that . Thanks for the tip😊👍❤.
Download Google photos. You can still use the google lens within the app
Dominique Cortes you made my day! 🥰
Thanks for the video. I am trying several apps you mentioned. Willing to pay if the app works.
Oh wow! I love how smart you are picking those 4 plants to try those apps!! I would probably go with very different ones! 😅😅
Please make a long video using like 10 plants! It would be so cool and I would watch it, idk about anyone else tho lol
thank you. this was very helpful. i have so many unidentified plants and its be quite a task to try and figure out what they are. I ended up using the plant net app and it has been very useful.
This video was interesting for me, so now I may just download one so I can see what I find out on some of my succulents or cacti. Thanks Harli, another good ONE!!!
I do like picture this tho, maybe im basic but I really like its description. So far for me, it works 100%.
Lol you remind me of my daughter talking to yourself. Great video kiddo
I just downloaded a bunch, they suck. Google Lens seems to work best for identification, actually impressed, thanks to the commenters below who mentioned it!!👍
Thank you harly for this video...
It's a good idea to use apps for plants
Harly you are so nice .. 🌹🌿🌺❤️
loved this video. I'm a new plant owner and i looked for apps for not only for identifying (like if i see a plant somewhere i like or propagating) but also to track my own plants for watering, light, food, re-potting. I'm an over waterer then i underwater when i try not to lol but thanks for the video. i use smartplant and picture this and Houzz is good for advice from others. im gonna look into plantnet
I use Picture This - you don't need the trial or the paid version to use. It just makes you think that you do. I find it very useful for plant care information. If I'm not sure what to do with a particular plant I just search it up (it also saves your past IDs) and it tells me everything I need to know. It's saved my butt on multiple occasions!
Your videos are amazing! I also want to know how you deal with fungus gnats, or how you do hydrogen peroxide.
I got a carnivorous plant and my gnats were gone within 2 days!
I dont use any plant apps because they just don't get all of them right. Even I can figure out the easy ones, I need them to tell me the harder ones to identify and it just hasn't worked on any of the apps so far. Great info !!
I use Google photo identification...so far it hasn't failed me, though I am a beginner so I don't have any of the more "exotic" plants
I love that you covered this! Thank you!!
This was such a great and informative video. Very helpful too see what plant I.D app would be the best. 💚🌿💚
Harli i have been able to identify my plants by watching you, Nick Pileggi and Summer. Others I find on google. House plant groups are great too, so I don't need an app. Thanks for the video.
Kim Smith Also Planterina is also excellent and a really good personality.
I use plantsnap, and it generally gets me close enough to feel confident making an ID. If I ever become obsessed with wanting to definitively identify something, I'll probably try some other apps. Thanks for putting in the work for the rest of us, and don't forget to cancel that subscription! (That sounded like a TH-cam signoff on Opposite Day 😃)
I highly recommend gardentags... It's a plant community that will definitely help with plant and garden answers.
I used to use Picture This before they did the subscription plans. I had mixed results using it. Sometimes it helped me identify super obscure plants but other times it wouldn't be able to identify more common species even with flowers to set it apart. It was a good place to catalogue my plants and a nice enough option when I wanted to identify one but I don't think I'd be willing to put money towards it when I can use other resources for free.
I know I’m very late, but PictureThis subscription isn’t required to scan plants, all it’ll do is advertise the subscription constantly
@@theworthysoul Honestly I was looking for a plant ID app last month so your timing is actually perfect lol
But that's good to know! I remember when they rolled out the subscription they only let me scan around 10 plant species or something unless I subscribed so if that's no longer the case I might give it a shot
I love using picture this when im out shopping and things dont have a name on them! Then I add it into my planta app and it tells me if it will work in that rooms lighting! Makes for a little bit smarter shopping haha, and I like planta because it reminds me water my plants!
There is an amazing house plant facebook group called House Plant Hobbyist and they are great at helping identify and just give great care tips depending on what you need! Also just a fun supportive group of all active plant enthusiasts. facebook.com/groups/houseplanthobbyists/?fref=nf
Hi Harli, that was so much fun and informative. Ps. Love your nail colour. Big smile🌺Tish
What I use is picture this and it’s super easy to use. I also use that company’s Buh identifier. What you really need to do is look for the one that matches best
Just an fyi on Inaturalist, you first post the photo you put in what you think it is, which you can compare with other species etc. through inaturalist if your not sure, then once you post other people then can confirm your id or offer other suggestions. It is more of a citizen science app then a houseplant id one, so if you did post them make sure to hit the captive/cultivated button :). Anyways I really enjoyed the video it was interesting seeing everything compared.
I don't really buy plants that aren't labeled, unless they're succulents that come in an arrangement. Google images covers everything I need on that front. But I think I'm going to download the Pl@ntNet app because we do have some weird plants down by the creek that I'm curious about. Thanks for the reviews!
I use Picture This, it has a free option too and if you take a close up of the leaves, it usually works.
Hello, please make video about succulents, your top 10 or how to take care about them.💚💚💚 I love your videos.
Yay! I’ve been wondering this myself. I’ve tried using PlantSnap and haven’t had much luck.
I use plant snap because it’s good at identifying Live Photo’s as in if you use the camera, it will recommend different spots it can identify
I use picture this and have been successful so far. I even take pics of the plants I know the names, because you can create your garden and go back for reference (on diseases, care etc)
Also think that maybe taking the pic on the spot might help (rather than upload). I know you did it for fairness though 😘
omg I needed this so bad. Was searching last week
Whichones have you tried?!
I like this video! It was fun and I ended up downloading one of the apps and having fun seeing if it would recognize my plants 😂
The only app I have is Plant Snap, I won't pay money to get an app, guess I'm too cheap. Thanks Harli for this video, it is full of great information, have fun, see you soon, bye for now.
I use PictureThis. I'm not sure why it required you to subscribe. I used it for two years for free before I opted for unlimited identifications but its only because I use it so regularly.
I'm also surprised that none of them got philodendron brasil. My PictureThis app got it right away.
I feel like every app wants something slightly different when it comes to the picture so that may be why none of them did very well.
I'm excited to try a couple of the other apps now after this video!
I’ve tried apps, but poor results. Facebook groups...some people are obnoxious, arrogant, and rude. Instagram has worked for me. The plant community is awesome, encouraging, and helpful.
What plant group do you follow
I really just feel like with the amount of plants there are out there that are similar looking that, I've never had good experiences with those apps. I find most of my success identifying on the houseplants subreddit.
wow your nails look soooo good!!! and also I love this video!
Which one is best app for identify for leaf of plant's,. And working in Android phone. Please...... You prefer..
Have you ever heard of Proplifting? There’s a whole subreddit on it, I’ve never done it myself but here’s what I know about it: it’s propagation of leaves that have fallen off of plants in big box stores. I know that in the subreddit there are strict rules on how you can obtain these leaves, they either have to be picked up from the ground or somewhere around the plant (they have to fall off naturally) or you need permission to take a cutting from a plant. Obviously you can’t just walk into a store with a pair of scissors and go around cutting off leaves to propagate. Technically it isn’t illegal, but morally it’s wrong
Hi Harli! I have an interesting proposal for ya! I have noticed how names and branding often are different with competitive apps and on a closer look, I find something stupid. What about looking behind each app to see if the AI software used for all of their plant recognition is a copy and paste? If true, their predictable result makes more sense...sadly!
Thanks for this plant app review. I dl an app a few months ago but it was pretty useless so I deleted it. I love my plant peeps here and on Facebook to help me ID my plants. I'm going to try and look at Google lens though since there were many who suggested it hwre. Thanks for sharing😊👍❤.
I use GardenCompass which gives you three accurate id’s a month, unless you decide to pay for a membership (which gives you unlimited ids + care guides... when to fertilize or repots...etc) it also identifies pests and fungi :0
JUST WHAT I NEEDED
I have a few downloaded and hate them alllllllll
The best luck I've had is with pulling a leaf off of a tree or shrub and then staging the photo on a clean white sheet of paper.
This was highly valuable. I learned paying for those other apps are pointless lol. They all kinda suck which is also good to know so I guess just educate yourself & you’ll have better luck.
Do you have a video on how you schedule/keep up with all your plants
Google Sense is the best. In the photos app choose a picture of a plant and it will identify it, reall great when i need to know what something is.
I use Picture This. Purely because it was the first to come up in the App Store. I’ve tested it multiple times just to see. You didn’t need to buy the premium membership either! You could’ve just hit the x in the top right corner and it would’ve given you free IDs to use. For some reason I’ve never run out of “Free IDs.” It will say I had 11 of them left but if I close the app and go back in it’ll be completely different and say I have like 27 free IDs left. Might be a glitch but I think it’s more like the membership is a scam. Regardless I’ve used it on houseplants and outdoor plants and it gets the general idea right. I need to do further research to figure out the specific species or variation, but that seems to be the theme for all of these ID apps.
I use Planta to remind me when to water my plants. Do you think it works well in that aspect?
Not your pics. I ran the same test, but I failed all of them. Great vid!
Leaf snap found all the plants you have shown here🤗
I'll have to look into that! Thanks!
Smartplant should identify the Golden pothos, they were able to identify it for me even though my picture of the plant came out horrible. 🙂
I wouldn’t have said the apps that said the P. Brazil was a P. Heart leaf we’re wrong - P. Brazil is a cultivar of the heart leaf philodendron..
I love this! It’s such a good video idea
In these apps ...Which app is free(not to be paid)? Please mention
I have downloaded 3 different Plant ID apps. None of them work. I have found that the apps, Home Depot garden employees and Lowe’s garden employees, don’t know anything about plant ID. Actual plant nurseries are usually the only ID’s I trust. Other than that, I count on my TH-cam plant 🌱 🤓 nerd friend. Like you! Ha Ha
Home Depot and Lowe's garden center employees are just temps, not plant experts though.
I understand some are temporary employees But you should know what you are selling.
@@elizabethduecker5809 No, they are temps hired by an outside company, making minimum wage. The only place that would be helpful with plant ID is a nursery or greenhouse, not a corporate home improvement company.
I have PictureThis, and I've had mixed success with it. It correctly identified a cactus my friend bought, but couldn't identify ANY of my Hoyas (I have a Krimson Princess and a Queen, a Publicalyx splash, and a brevialata). I would say it works for super common houseplants- although having to pay for premium is annoying for something that doesn't work so well. The community on there is a plus, as I have had other people correctly identify my plants.
*pubicalyx, only one l
@@Qinglin888 Oh thanks. That's one plant name I always manage to mess up!
@@rebeccabirch6130 It's really easy to mess up! I had to look it up and double check when I first got mine :)
I use plant net. I love being able to categorize things.
Nice video! The one that works best for me is Plantnet. You should try using close-ups of a single leaf :D
I will definitely try photos that way next time! Thanks for the tip!
I am a wildlife refuge manager and use seek on a daily basis mainly because it works in real-time (meaning it identifies through your phone camera without the need to take a picture and allowing you to hit it at multiple angles)
I love plantnet
I didn’t have any luck with it. It was 0 for 10 in identifying plants in my yard!!!
This was fun,thanks for sharing.
Do picture this again they have updated the app it’s so much better now🥺🥰
If you cant find a plant on google then snap a pic and email a local nursery and most the time they are happy to help. Ive tried a lot of these apps and they are terrible, they only get very common ones correct and having to pay for it when google is free is ridiculous. I'm having trouble identifying a possible pest problem on my Arabian wax leaf plant, been searching for months but cant figure it out.
Plant smart is one I am looking into
Was there an annual membership?