Who it's for
- New plant parents
- People who got a plant without a label
- Pet owners choosing safe plants
AI tools by job · FloraLens
Knowing the name of a houseplant is the first step to keeping it alive. FloraLens identifies it from your photo and gives care basics for that plant, plus whether it is safe around cats, dogs and children.
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Example request
“A trailing plant with heart-shaped green and yellow leaves in a hanging pot indoors.”
What comes back
It can mention common problems for that plant. For a closer look at symptoms, see our plant disease page.
The Safety tab says what is known about toxicity to pets. If a pet eats a plant and seems unwell, call your vet.
Yes, in 'Your plants' on your device for 15 days. Download the report to keep it longer.
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It depends on the plant, pot, light and season. The Care tab gives guidance for that plant; checking the soil with your finger is the best everyday test.
AI tool
Photograph a plant to identify it and see what is known about its toxicity to cats, dogs and children, with clear warnings. Not a substitute for a vet.
Guide
Popular houseplants that can harm pets, what to watch for, and safer choices. Plus what to do if your pet chews a plant.
AI tool
Yellow leaves, spots or wilting? Identify the plant first, then check its care needs and common problems. Photo-based guidance with honest limits.