I have 3 plant apps, plantIn,plantum and picture this. I tried all three on a young mango tree and the only that got it was picture this..i did another on a very very young mother of thousands with all three plant apps and picture this was the only one that got it right. I highly recommend picture this.
THANK YOU FOR NOT BEING SOFT TO THESE SCAM FRAUD APP creators Publish their names and crap products which can mislead younger people to pay for their junks
I loved this thorough and funny walk through of these app options. thank you for that, i am now a new sub! I like that you didn't want the ones that cost money either haha! I'd love one for mushrooms/fungi and also more on the bird apps too 😀
most of the plant identifiers have this type of system...Picture this is worth the price, they use their own custom in house AI which has a much larger database then most of the apps. Not trying to come of shilly, but it's incredibly accurate for taking care of your plants. Just dont go foraging with any of these apps or you'll die.
I’ve had it for over a year, still free. The paid version has a 7 day trial. Just click the “X” at the top of the screen when they pop up the premium thing. It’s dim, but it’s there.
@@RuskiVodkaaaa Thank you, I watched this just to see if I should keep my Picture This account even though it's 30 bucks a year. You helped me decide, sounds like it's worth it! But it does sometimes mis-identify which made me wonder how accurate it was on things where I didn't know for sure. Sounds like it's the best option for now.
I know this is like a year later, but while I do like the video, taking an out of context photo of a leaf isn’t really how most of these plants are designed to work. For example, there’s no scale when a leaf is isolated like this. A better test would have been taking a photo of the whole redbud tree and comparing them all that way.
Yes! I’ve always used iNaturalist but I just downloaded PictureThis and it looks great! Thanks for all the content you put out it’s all super informative and interesting
@@jackhamson6161 I’m glad you agree! I think iNaturalist is pretty good as well, though as you saw, sometimes it just wouldn’t process the image I gave it
@@moplantdaddy Totally! I’m also a big fan of iNaturalist’s collaborative aspect. People have helped me identify some stuff that I don’t think any app would ever get!
there is no way to identify a plant disease with picture, a fungus or scorching or too dry air can look exactly the same, let alone in picture any parasite can look like a black dot that might as well be dust. a google search of what the damage of something looks like on your type of plant is more helpful, then you look for cures
I didn't test the ones that cost money, because there are already so many free plant identification apps. I have personally used some of the paid apps before though. None of the apps (including paid ones) are 100% perfect, but are useful in giving you a starting place for plant identification. There is no use in paying money for a plant ID app when you can get the same service for free
I have 3 plant apps, plantIn,plantum and picture this. I tried all three on a young mango tree and the only that got it was picture this..i did another on a very very young mother of thousands with all three plant apps and picture this was the only one that got it right.
I highly recommend picture this.
THANK YOU FOR NOT BEING SOFT TO THESE SCAM FRAUD APP creators
Publish their names and crap products
which can mislead younger people to pay for their junks
Thanks so much for this comprehensive review because I have been so confused on what app to use and is worth paying for ❤
Came from Reddit and not dissapointed😊😊😊
I loved this thorough and funny walk through of these app options. thank you for that, i am now a new sub! I like that you didn't want the ones that cost money either haha! I'd love one for mushrooms/fungi and also more on the bird apps too 😀
Your assigned winner the “Picture This” app is only free for a limited time period - so what do think, should it be disqualified as well?
Right, a 7-day trial.
most of the plant identifiers have this type of system...Picture this is worth the price, they use their own custom in house AI which has a much larger database then most of the apps. Not trying to come of shilly, but it's incredibly accurate for taking care of your plants. Just dont go foraging with any of these apps or you'll die.
I’ve had it for over a year, still free. The paid version has a 7 day trial. Just click the “X” at the top of the screen when they pop up the premium thing. It’s dim, but it’s there.
@@RuskiVodkaaaa Thank you, I watched this just to see if I should keep my Picture This account even though it's 30 bucks a year. You helped me decide, sounds like it's worth it! But it does sometimes mis-identify which made me wonder how accurate it was on things where I didn't know for sure. Sounds like it's the best option for now.
Excellent review! This is exactly what I needed to decide which app to use. Thanks!
First really honest review on watched on TH-cam in past years
I like how organized you are giving infos
I know this is like a year later, but while I do like the video, taking an out of context photo of a leaf isn’t really how most of these plants are designed to work. For example, there’s no scale when a leaf is isolated like this. A better test would have been taking a photo of the whole redbud tree and comparing them all that way.
Very helpful, thank you!
Thank you, it was helpful!
Thank you! Great info 👍
I like PictureThis very much does a great job .... the only problem I have ever had is that it gets confused when identifying Mandrake....
Ahhh this was so funny. I loved it!
You have to pay money. For most of them you don't pay money. I'm looking for free.
Did you agree with my assessment?
Yes! I’ve always used iNaturalist but I just downloaded PictureThis and it looks great! Thanks for all the content you put out it’s all super informative and interesting
@@jackhamson6161 I’m glad you agree! I think iNaturalist is pretty good as well, though as you saw, sometimes it just wouldn’t process the image I gave it
@@moplantdaddy Totally! I’m also a big fan of iNaturalist’s collaborative aspect. People have helped me identify some stuff that I don’t think any app would ever get!
Can you recommend an app to help sick plants please!
there is no way to identify a plant disease with picture, a fungus or scorching or too dry air can look exactly the same, let alone in picture any parasite can look like a black dot that might as well be dust. a google search of what the damage of something looks like on your type of plant is more helpful, then you look for cures
Thank you!
Very informative
Do any of these come without a sign up free trial?? Ty fir posting great video
“picture this” works for 7 days without signing
so it’s not free
PictureThis is free. The premium has a 7-day trial. Just click the X and don’t join. It still works!
its adam and eve not adam and steve
Why not just read the dame books
I'm gonna guess you're... 73 years old. Am I close?
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Great review but I don't think is fgair to just dismiss all the work that takes to get a good app in place.
I'm looking for one
if you dont try the ones that cost money how will we know if they are better than the shitty free ones?
I didn't test the ones that cost money, because there are already so many free plant identification apps. I have personally used some of the paid apps before though. None of the apps (including paid ones) are 100% perfect, but are useful in giving you a starting place for plant identification. There is no use in paying money for a plant ID app when you can get the same service for free
All of these apps charge money at some point.
Friendship plant
It costs money?
yes
Efficient and free.!
❤