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Publisher Description
Plant Identifier - Your Reliable Plant Care Assistant
The world is full of fascinating plants, and everyone has experienced the curiosity of wanting to know more about a flower, tree, or shrub they've come across in a park or their own garden. **Plant Identifier** is your go-to app for identifying plants from photos and taking better care of them.
This app is equally useful for plant enthusiasts and professional botanists. Instantly identify plants, detect diseases, and receive actionable care advice. Build your personal plant collection and stay on top of their health with the app’s comprehensive features.
Why Choose Plant Identifier?
. **Plant Recognition:** Snap a photo, and the app instantly identifies the plant species and provides detailed information.
. **Disease Diagnosis:** Quickly detect any issues with your plants and get recommendations on how to treat them.
. **Build Your Garden:** Add your favorite plants to the "My Garden" section and monitor their well-being.
. **Care Schedule:** Get reminders for watering, fertilizing, and other maintenance tasks.
. **Tips & Videos:** Access expert care tips and watch informative videos for better plant maintenance.
. **History of Identifications:** Keep all your identifications in one place for easy reference.
Who Is This App For?
Plant Identifier is perfect for:
- Nature lovers who enjoy discovering plants during walks in parks and forests.
- Gardeners looking for an easy way to manage and care for their plants.
- Professional botanists who need fast plant identification and disease diagnostics.
Start Your Plant Journey Today
Plant Identifier is more than just an identification tool - it’s your companion for exploring the beauty of nature, caring for your plants, and growing your knowledge.
**Important:** This app is for informational purposes only and should not replace professional advice.
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**Terms Of Use Plant Identifier: Snap & Find**
Subscription Plant Identifier: Snap & Find get access to all functions of the application.
. You can turn off the auto-renewal at any time: you'll find the option to do this change to a different payment plan in the settings of your iTunes and App Store account.
. The first time you can try the free trial for 3 days. After that, your account will be automatically charged for the subscription if you will not stop it before the end of the free trial.
. The length of the subscription is 1 month, this subscription is auto-renewing. You can stop the subscription at any moment;
. Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and is identical to the cost of the renewal.
. Removing the app doesn’t automatically cancel the subscription.
. You may opt out of the subscription by clicking in the settings of your iTunes and App Store account the “Opt out” button (menu “Settings” > “Accounts” > “Manage Subscriptions”).
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Version History A banana is a berry, not a fruit, and a watermelon is also a berry. A strawberry is not a berry, but a polynut.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.38 Aug 15 Many species (such as acacias) secrete sweet nectar on their leaves and provide shelter for ants in the thorns, which the ants protect from herbivores and even large animals.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.37 Jul 17 The most poisonous plant in the world: The Ricinus communis shrub (castor oil plant) contains ricin. Just one seed can kill a child. However, castor oil is also made from it, which is safe because the ricin does not leach into the oil.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.36 Jun 9 Some orchids don't produce nectar, but attract insects... by mimicking females. The Ophrys orchid flower looks and smells like a female bee. The male attempts to mate with the flower, transferring pollen in the process.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.35 May 6 The leaves of the Raffia palm can reach lengths of up to 65 feet and widths of nearly 40 feet — that's taller than a six-story building
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.34 Mar 19 The chestnut tree changes the color of its flower spots from yellow to red to indicate to pollinating insects that the nectar supply has run out.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.33 Feb 13 Saffron is obtained from crocuses. The bright orange spice is made from the stigmas of the crocus plant (Crocus sativus). It takes approximately 200,000 flowers to produce 1 kilogram of saffron.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.32 Jan 10 The strawberry berry is actually a thickened part of the stem. In biology, it's called a "false berry." The tiny seeds on its surface aren't actually seeds, but nuts, each containing its own seeds.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.31 12/10/2025 A baobab tree can store up to 120,000 liters of water. Learn more interesting facts about plants with us!
In this version:
- Some bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.30 11/19/2025 According to the latest data, there are 375,000 plant species on Earth.
How many of them have you encountered?
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.28 11/14/2025 Tomatoes communicate danger signals to each other. It turns out they don't do this on their own, but through the mycelium that entangles their roots. This "communication" is especially important when one plant is infested with pests. The mycelium sends chemical signals to the mycelium, warning neighboring plants, as if to warn them, "Beware, enemies are near." This way, the tomato community becomes more resistant to diseases and pathogens.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.27 10/02/2025 Plants are the most common living creatures on our planet. There are more than 375 thousand species.
Of these, only 90 thousand are edible.
In this version:
- Improved recognition
- Fixed minor errors 0.3.26 08/28/2025 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.25 08/07/2025 If you sit down in front of the bamboo and look closely, you can see how it grows. The growth rate of the stem is a little less than a meter per day. Some varieties grow a millimeter per minute. It seems small, but it is 12 centimeters in a couple of hours. What plants have you already tried to recognize?
In this version:
- Now you can see news for each plant in your garden
- Improved interface, now it is easier to monitor watering, fertilizing and insolation of your plants
- Fixed minor bugs 0.3.23 07/14/2025 Carnegiea gigantea can reach a height of 14 meters, while its diameter is up to 3 meters. Some cacti live up to one and a half centuries.
In this version we:
- Made some improvements to the interface.
- Fixed errors 0.3.21 06/05/2025 What’s New
– Added common (folk) names for plants — now everything is easier to recognize and understand.
– Improved the interface for a smoother experience.
– Fixed some bugs and minor issues.
Thanks for staying with us! 0.3.20 05/18/2025 In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.19 05/01/2025 Scientists suggest that the life cycle of the Welwitschia mirabilis is from 500 to 1,500 years. The fact is that the plant is able to survive in hot weather, and in any extreme conditions. It has only two leaves that grow throughout its life. Male and female individuals exist separately. And what amazing plants live near you?
In this version:
- New tutorial
- Improved design
- Fixed some errors 0.3.18 04/17/2025 Your feedback matters! We've listened and made updates to enhance your app experience, including fixing bugs, improving performance, and refining the user interface. Update now to enjoy the latest improvements. 0.3.16 12/16/2024 For those who love nature and want to know everything about it.
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.15 11/24/2024 In this version:
- Compatibility with IOS 18
- Stability improvement and bug fixes 0.3.14 10/24/2024 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.13 07/30/2024 Summer is the best time for walks in nature, collect a collection of rare plants with us.
In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.12 06/29/2024 Many times we have received requests from you for help in identifying plant diseases. And we did it. Now you can not only determine the type of plant and find out how to care for it, you can also get information about diseases of the plant and get information about possible treatment.
In addition, you will find:
- Almost completely updated design
- Improved app navigation
- Ability to change the photo of the plant
- Now you can share found plant diseases and the plants themselves
- Fixed many errors that we could not have found without you! 0.3.11 06/12/2024 Everything is waking up and blooming! Do you want to know more about this tree or flower that woke up from hibernation? We will help!
In this version:
- Fixed some bugs
- Improved performance 0.3.10 05/08/2024
About Plant Identifier: Snap scanner
The company that develops Plant Identifier: Snap scanner is Ekaterina Krivtsova. The latest version released by its developer is 0.3.38.
To install Plant Identifier: Snap scanner on your iOS device, just click the green Continue To App button above to start the installation process. The app is listed on our website since 2026-10-14 and was downloaded 0 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded app with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the Plant Identifier: Snap scanner as malware if the download link is broken.
How to install Plant Identifier: Snap scanner on your iOS device:
- Click on the Continue To App button on our website. This will redirect you to the App Store.
- Once the Plant Identifier: Snap scanner is shown in the iTunes listing of your iOS device, you can start its download and installation. Tap on the GET button to the right of the app to start downloading it.
- If you are not logged-in the iOS appstore app, you'll be prompted for your your Apple ID and/or password.
- After Plant Identifier: Snap scanner is downloaded, you'll see an INSTALL button to the right. Tap on it to start the actual installation of the iOS app.
- Once installation is finished you can tap on the OPEN button to start it. Its icon will also be added to your device home screen.
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version 0.3.38
posted on 2026-10-14
Version History A banana is a berry, not a fruit, and a watermelon is also a berry. A strawberry is not a berry, but a polynut.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.38 Aug 15 Many species (such as acacias) secrete sweet nectar on their leaves and provide shelter for ants in the thorns, which the ants protect from herbivores and even large animals.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.37 Jul 17 The most poisonous plant in the world: The Ricinus communis shrub (castor oil plant) contains ricin. Just one seed can kill a child. However, castor oil is also made from it, which is safe because the ricin does not leach into the oil.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.36 Jun 9 Some orchids don't produce nectar, but attract insects... by mimicking females. The Ophrys orchid flower looks and smells like a female bee. The male attempts to mate with the flower, transferring pollen in the process.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.35 May 6 The leaves of the Raffia palm can reach lengths of up to 65 feet and widths of nearly 40 feet — that's taller than a six-story building
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.34 Mar 19 The chestnut tree changes the color of its flower spots from yellow to red to indicate to pollinating insects that the nectar supply has run out.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.33 Feb 13 Saffron is obtained from crocuses. The bright orange spice is made from the stigmas of the crocus plant (Crocus sativus). It takes approximately 200,000 flowers to produce 1 kilogram of saffron.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.32 Jan 10 The strawberry berry is actually a thickened part of the stem. In biology, it's called a "false berry." The tiny seeds on its surface aren't actually seeds, but nuts, each containing its own seeds.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.31 12/10/2025 A baobab tree can store up to 120,000 liters of water. Learn more interesting facts about plants with us!
In this version:
- Some bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.30 11/19/2025 According to the latest data, there are 375,000 plant species on Earth.
How many of them have you encountered?
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.28 11/14/2025 Tomatoes communicate danger signals to each other. It turns out they don't do this on their own, but through the mycelium that entangles their roots. This "communication" is especially important when one plant is infested with pests. The mycelium sends chemical signals to the mycelium, warning neighboring plants, as if to warn them, "Beware, enemies are near." This way, the tomato community becomes more resistant to diseases and pathogens.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.27 10/02/2025 Plants are the most common living creatures on our planet. There are more than 375 thousand species.
Of these, only 90 thousand are edible.
In this version:
- Improved recognition
- Fixed minor errors 0.3.26 08/28/2025 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.25 08/07/2025 If you sit down in front of the bamboo and look closely, you can see how it grows. The growth rate of the stem is a little less than a meter per day. Some varieties grow a millimeter per minute. It seems small, but it is 12 centimeters in a couple of hours. What plants have you already tried to recognize?
In this version:
- Now you can see news for each plant in your garden
- Improved interface, now it is easier to monitor watering, fertilizing and insolation of your plants
- Fixed minor bugs 0.3.23 07/14/2025 Carnegiea gigantea can reach a height of 14 meters, while its diameter is up to 3 meters. Some cacti live up to one and a half centuries.
In this version we:
- Made some improvements to the interface.
- Fixed errors 0.3.21 06/05/2025 What’s New
– Added common (folk) names for plants — now everything is easier to recognize and understand.
– Improved the interface for a smoother experience.
– Fixed some bugs and minor issues.
Thanks for staying with us! 0.3.20 05/18/2025 In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.19 05/01/2025 Scientists suggest that the life cycle of the Welwitschia mirabilis is from 500 to 1,500 years. The fact is that the plant is able to survive in hot weather, and in any extreme conditions. It has only two leaves that grow throughout its life. Male and female individuals exist separately. And what amazing plants live near you?
In this version:
- New tutorial
- Improved design
- Fixed some errors 0.3.18 04/17/2025 Your feedback matters! We've listened and made updates to enhance your app experience, including fixing bugs, improving performance, and refining the user interface. Update now to enjoy the latest improvements. 0.3.16 12/16/2024 For those who love nature and want to know everything about it.
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.15 11/24/2024 In this version:
- Compatibility with IOS 18
- Stability improvement and bug fixes 0.3.14 10/24/2024 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.13 07/30/2024 Summer is the best time for walks in nature, collect a collection of rare plants with us.
In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.12 06/29/2024 Many times we have received requests from you for help in identifying plant diseases. And we did it. Now you can not only determine the type of plant and find out how to care for it, you can also get information about diseases of the plant and get information about possible treatment.
In addition, you will find:
- Almost completely updated design
- Improved app navigation
- Ability to change the photo of the plant
- Now you can share found plant diseases and the plants themselves
- Fixed many errors that we could not have found without you! 0.3.11 06/12/2024 Everything is waking up and blooming! Do you want to know more about this tree or flower that woke up from hibernation? We will help!
In this version:
- Fixed some bugs
- Improved performance 0.3.10 05/08/2024
version 0.3.37
posted on 2026-08-10
Version History Many species (such as acacias) secrete sweet nectar on their leaves and provide shelter for ants in the thorns, which the ants protect from herbivores and even large animals.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.37 Jul 17 The most poisonous plant in the world: The Ricinus communis shrub (castor oil plant) contains ricin. Just one seed can kill a child. However, castor oil is also made from it, which is safe because the ricin does not leach into the oil.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.36 Jun 9 Some orchids don't produce nectar, but attract insects... by mimicking females. The Ophrys orchid flower looks and smells like a female bee. The male attempts to mate with the flower, transferring pollen in the process.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.35 May 6 The leaves of the Raffia palm can reach lengths of up to 65 feet and widths of nearly 40 feet — that's taller than a six-story building
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.34 Mar 19 The chestnut tree changes the color of its flower spots from yellow to red to indicate to pollinating insects that the nectar supply has run out.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.33 Feb 13 Saffron is obtained from crocuses. The bright orange spice is made from the stigmas of the crocus plant (Crocus sativus). It takes approximately 200,000 flowers to produce 1 kilogram of saffron.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.32 Jan 10 The strawberry berry is actually a thickened part of the stem. In biology, it's called a "false berry." The tiny seeds on its surface aren't actually seeds, but nuts, each containing its own seeds.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.31 12/10/2025 A baobab tree can store up to 120,000 liters of water. Learn more interesting facts about plants with us!
In this version:
- Some bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.30 11/19/2025 According to the latest data, there are 375,000 plant species on Earth.
How many of them have you encountered?
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.28 11/14/2025 Tomatoes communicate danger signals to each other. It turns out they don't do this on their own, but through the mycelium that entangles their roots. This "communication" is especially important when one plant is infested with pests. The mycelium sends chemical signals to the mycelium, warning neighboring plants, as if to warn them, "Beware, enemies are near." This way, the tomato community becomes more resistant to diseases and pathogens.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.27 10/02/2025 Plants are the most common living creatures on our planet. There are more than 375 thousand species.
Of these, only 90 thousand are edible.
In this version:
- Improved recognition
- Fixed minor errors 0.3.26 08/28/2025 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.25 08/07/2025 If you sit down in front of the bamboo and look closely, you can see how it grows. The growth rate of the stem is a little less than a meter per day. Some varieties grow a millimeter per minute. It seems small, but it is 12 centimeters in a couple of hours. What plants have you already tried to recognize?
In this version:
- Now you can see news for each plant in your garden
- Improved interface, now it is easier to monitor watering, fertilizing and insolation of your plants
- Fixed minor bugs 0.3.23 07/14/2025 Carnegiea gigantea can reach a height of 14 meters, while its diameter is up to 3 meters. Some cacti live up to one and a half centuries.
In this version we:
- Made some improvements to the interface.
- Fixed errors 0.3.21 06/05/2025 What’s New
– Added common (folk) names for plants — now everything is easier to recognize and understand.
– Improved the interface for a smoother experience.
– Fixed some bugs and minor issues.
Thanks for staying with us! 0.3.20 05/18/2025 In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.19 05/01/2025 Scientists suggest that the life cycle of the Welwitschia mirabilis is from 500 to 1,500 years. The fact is that the plant is able to survive in hot weather, and in any extreme conditions. It has only two leaves that grow throughout its life. Male and female individuals exist separately. And what amazing plants live near you?
In this version:
- New tutorial
- Improved design
- Fixed some errors 0.3.18 04/17/2025 Your feedback matters! We've listened and made updates to enhance your app experience, including fixing bugs, improving performance, and refining the user interface. Update now to enjoy the latest improvements. 0.3.16 12/16/2024 For those who love nature and want to know everything about it.
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.15 11/24/2024 In this version:
- Compatibility with IOS 18
- Stability improvement and bug fixes 0.3.14 10/24/2024 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.13 07/30/2024 Summer is the best time for walks in nature, collect a collection of rare plants with us.
In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.12 06/29/2024 Many times we have received requests from you for help in identifying plant diseases. And we did it. Now you can not only determine the type of plant and find out how to care for it, you can also get information about diseases of the plant and get information about possible treatment.
In addition, you will find:
- Almost completely updated design
- Improved app navigation
- Ability to change the photo of the plant
- Now you can share found plant diseases and the plants themselves
- Fixed many errors that we could not have found without you! 0.3.11 06/12/2024 Everything is waking up and blooming! Do you want to know more about this tree or flower that woke up from hibernation? We will help!
In this version:
- Fixed some bugs
- Improved performance 0.3.10 05/08/2024 Learn more about the plants that surround you!
In this version:
- Some bugs were fixed
- Improved application performance 0.3.9 04/10/2024
version 0.3.37
posted on 2026-07-23
Version History Many species (such as acacias) secrete sweet nectar on their leaves and provide shelter for ants in the thorns, which the ants protect from herbivores and even large animals.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.37 5d ago The most poisonous plant in the world: The Ricinus communis shrub (castor oil plant) contains ricin. Just one seed can kill a child. However, castor oil is also made from it, which is safe because the ricin does not leach into the oil.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.36 Jun 9 Some orchids don't produce nectar, but attract insects... by mimicking females. The Ophrys orchid flower looks and smells like a female bee. The male attempts to mate with the flower, transferring pollen in the process.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.35 May 6 The leaves of the Raffia palm can reach lengths of up to 65 feet and widths of nearly 40 feet — that's taller than a six-story building
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.34 Mar 19 The chestnut tree changes the color of its flower spots from yellow to red to indicate to pollinating insects that the nectar supply has run out.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.33 Feb 13 Saffron is obtained from crocuses. The bright orange spice is made from the stigmas of the crocus plant (Crocus sativus). It takes approximately 200,000 flowers to produce 1 kilogram of saffron.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.32 Jan 10 The strawberry berry is actually a thickened part of the stem. In biology, it's called a "false berry." The tiny seeds on its surface aren't actually seeds, but nuts, each containing its own seeds.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.31 12/10/2025 A baobab tree can store up to 120,000 liters of water. Learn more interesting facts about plants with us!
In this version:
- Some bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.30 11/19/2025 According to the latest data, there are 375,000 plant species on Earth.
How many of them have you encountered?
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.28 11/14/2025 Tomatoes communicate danger signals to each other. It turns out they don't do this on their own, but through the mycelium that entangles their roots. This "communication" is especially important when one plant is infested with pests. The mycelium sends chemical signals to the mycelium, warning neighboring plants, as if to warn them, "Beware, enemies are near." This way, the tomato community becomes more resistant to diseases and pathogens.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.27 10/02/2025 Plants are the most common living creatures on our planet. There are more than 375 thousand species.
Of these, only 90 thousand are edible.
In this version:
- Improved recognition
- Fixed minor errors 0.3.26 08/28/2025 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.25 08/07/2025 If you sit down in front of the bamboo and look closely, you can see how it grows. The growth rate of the stem is a little less than a meter per day. Some varieties grow a millimeter per minute. It seems small, but it is 12 centimeters in a couple of hours. What plants have you already tried to recognize?
In this version:
- Now you can see news for each plant in your garden
- Improved interface, now it is easier to monitor watering, fertilizing and insolation of your plants
- Fixed minor bugs 0.3.23 07/14/2025 Carnegiea gigantea can reach a height of 14 meters, while its diameter is up to 3 meters. Some cacti live up to one and a half centuries.
In this version we:
- Made some improvements to the interface.
- Fixed errors 0.3.21 06/05/2025 What’s New
– Added common (folk) names for plants — now everything is easier to recognize and understand.
– Improved the interface for a smoother experience.
– Fixed some bugs and minor issues.
Thanks for staying with us! 0.3.20 05/18/2025 In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.19 05/01/2025 Scientists suggest that the life cycle of the Welwitschia mirabilis is from 500 to 1,500 years. The fact is that the plant is able to survive in hot weather, and in any extreme conditions. It has only two leaves that grow throughout its life. Male and female individuals exist separately. And what amazing plants live near you?
In this version:
- New tutorial
- Improved design
- Fixed some errors 0.3.18 04/17/2025 Your feedback matters! We've listened and made updates to enhance your app experience, including fixing bugs, improving performance, and refining the user interface. Update now to enjoy the latest improvements. 0.3.16 12/16/2024 For those who love nature and want to know everything about it.
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.15 11/24/2024 In this version:
- Compatibility with IOS 18
- Stability improvement and bug fixes 0.3.14 10/24/2024 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.13 07/30/2024 Summer is the best time for walks in nature, collect a collection of rare plants with us.
In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.12 06/29/2024 Many times we have received requests from you for help in identifying plant diseases. And we did it. Now you can not only determine the type of plant and find out how to care for it, you can also get information about diseases of the plant and get information about possible treatment.
In addition, you will find:
- Almost completely updated design
- Improved app navigation
- Ability to change the photo of the plant
- Now you can share found plant diseases and the plants themselves
- Fixed many errors that we could not have found without you! 0.3.11 06/12/2024 Everything is waking up and blooming! Do you want to know more about this tree or flower that woke up from hibernation? We will help!
In this version:
- Fixed some bugs
- Improved performance 0.3.10 05/08/2024 Learn more about the plants that surround you!
In this version:
- Some bugs were fixed
- Improved application performance 0.3.9 04/10/2024
version 0.3.36
posted on 2026-07-01
Version History The most poisonous plant in the world: The Ricinus communis shrub (castor oil plant) contains ricin. Just one seed can kill a child. However, castor oil is also made from it, which is safe because the ricin does not leach into the oil.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.36 Jun 9 Some orchids don't produce nectar, but attract insects... by mimicking females. The Ophrys orchid flower looks and smells like a female bee. The male attempts to mate with the flower, transferring pollen in the process.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.35 May 6 The leaves of the Raffia palm can reach lengths of up to 65 feet and widths of nearly 40 feet — that's taller than a six-story building
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.34 Mar 19 The chestnut tree changes the color of its flower spots from yellow to red to indicate to pollinating insects that the nectar supply has run out.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.33 Feb 13 Saffron is obtained from crocuses. The bright orange spice is made from the stigmas of the crocus plant (Crocus sativus). It takes approximately 200,000 flowers to produce 1 kilogram of saffron.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.32 Jan 10 The strawberry berry is actually a thickened part of the stem. In biology, it's called a "false berry." The tiny seeds on its surface aren't actually seeds, but nuts, each containing its own seeds.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.31 12/10/2025 A baobab tree can store up to 120,000 liters of water. Learn more interesting facts about plants with us!
In this version:
- Some bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.30 11/19/2025 According to the latest data, there are 375,000 plant species on Earth.
How many of them have you encountered?
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.28 11/14/2025 Tomatoes communicate danger signals to each other. It turns out they don't do this on their own, but through the mycelium that entangles their roots. This "communication" is especially important when one plant is infested with pests. The mycelium sends chemical signals to the mycelium, warning neighboring plants, as if to warn them, "Beware, enemies are near." This way, the tomato community becomes more resistant to diseases and pathogens.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.27 10/02/2025 Plants are the most common living creatures on our planet. There are more than 375 thousand species.
Of these, only 90 thousand are edible.
In this version:
- Improved recognition
- Fixed minor errors 0.3.26 08/28/2025 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.25 08/07/2025 If you sit down in front of the bamboo and look closely, you can see how it grows. The growth rate of the stem is a little less than a meter per day. Some varieties grow a millimeter per minute. It seems small, but it is 12 centimeters in a couple of hours. What plants have you already tried to recognize?
In this version:
- Now you can see news for each plant in your garden
- Improved interface, now it is easier to monitor watering, fertilizing and insolation of your plants
- Fixed minor bugs 0.3.23 07/14/2025 Carnegiea gigantea can reach a height of 14 meters, while its diameter is up to 3 meters. Some cacti live up to one and a half centuries.
In this version we:
- Made some improvements to the interface.
- Fixed errors 0.3.21 06/05/2025 What’s New
– Added common (folk) names for plants — now everything is easier to recognize and understand.
– Improved the interface for a smoother experience.
– Fixed some bugs and minor issues.
Thanks for staying with us! 0.3.20 05/18/2025 In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.19 05/01/2025 Scientists suggest that the life cycle of the Welwitschia mirabilis is from 500 to 1,500 years. The fact is that the plant is able to survive in hot weather, and in any extreme conditions. It has only two leaves that grow throughout its life. Male and female individuals exist separately. And what amazing plants live near you?
In this version:
- New tutorial
- Improved design
- Fixed some errors 0.3.18 04/17/2025 Your feedback matters! We've listened and made updates to enhance your app experience, including fixing bugs, improving performance, and refining the user interface. Update now to enjoy the latest improvements. 0.3.16 12/16/2024 For those who love nature and want to know everything about it.
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.15 11/24/2024 In this version:
- Compatibility with IOS 18
- Stability improvement and bug fixes 0.3.14 10/24/2024 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.13 07/30/2024 Summer is the best time for walks in nature, collect a collection of rare plants with us.
In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.12 06/29/2024 Many times we have received requests from you for help in identifying plant diseases. And we did it. Now you can not only determine the type of plant and find out how to care for it, you can also get information about diseases of the plant and get information about possible treatment.
In addition, you will find:
- Almost completely updated design
- Improved app navigation
- Ability to change the photo of the plant
- Now you can share found plant diseases and the plants themselves
- Fixed many errors that we could not have found without you! 0.3.11 06/12/2024 Everything is waking up and blooming! Do you want to know more about this tree or flower that woke up from hibernation? We will help!
In this version:
- Fixed some bugs
- Improved performance 0.3.10 05/08/2024 Learn more about the plants that surround you!
In this version:
- Some bugs were fixed
- Improved application performance 0.3.9 04/10/2024 What’s new:
- Added section Video on the plants screen. Now you can know how to care for a each plant in video format.
- Improved performance
- Fixed minor bugs 0.3.8 03/06/2024
version 0.3.36
posted on 2026-06-13
Version History The most poisonous plant in the world: The Ricinus communis shrub (castor oil plant) contains ricin. Just one seed can kill a child. However, castor oil is also made from it, which is safe because the ricin does not leach into the oil.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.36 3d ago Some orchids don't produce nectar, but attract insects... by mimicking females. The Ophrys orchid flower looks and smells like a female bee. The male attempts to mate with the flower, transferring pollen in the process.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.35 May 6 The leaves of the Raffia palm can reach lengths of up to 65 feet and widths of nearly 40 feet — that's taller than a six-story building
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.34 Mar 19 The chestnut tree changes the color of its flower spots from yellow to red to indicate to pollinating insects that the nectar supply has run out.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.33 Feb 13 Saffron is obtained from crocuses. The bright orange spice is made from the stigmas of the crocus plant (Crocus sativus). It takes approximately 200,000 flowers to produce 1 kilogram of saffron.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.32 Jan 10 The strawberry berry is actually a thickened part of the stem. In biology, it's called a "false berry." The tiny seeds on its surface aren't actually seeds, but nuts, each containing its own seeds.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.31 12/10/2025 A baobab tree can store up to 120,000 liters of water. Learn more interesting facts about plants with us!
In this version:
- Some bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.30 11/19/2025 According to the latest data, there are 375,000 plant species on Earth.
How many of them have you encountered?
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.28 11/14/2025 Tomatoes communicate danger signals to each other. It turns out they don't do this on their own, but through the mycelium that entangles their roots. This "communication" is especially important when one plant is infested with pests. The mycelium sends chemical signals to the mycelium, warning neighboring plants, as if to warn them, "Beware, enemies are near." This way, the tomato community becomes more resistant to diseases and pathogens.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.27 10/02/2025 Plants are the most common living creatures on our planet. There are more than 375 thousand species.
Of these, only 90 thousand are edible.
In this version:
- Improved recognition
- Fixed minor errors 0.3.26 08/28/2025 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.25 08/07/2025 If you sit down in front of the bamboo and look closely, you can see how it grows. The growth rate of the stem is a little less than a meter per day. Some varieties grow a millimeter per minute. It seems small, but it is 12 centimeters in a couple of hours. What plants have you already tried to recognize?
In this version:
- Now you can see news for each plant in your garden
- Improved interface, now it is easier to monitor watering, fertilizing and insolation of your plants
- Fixed minor bugs 0.3.23 07/14/2025 Carnegiea gigantea can reach a height of 14 meters, while its diameter is up to 3 meters. Some cacti live up to one and a half centuries.
In this version we:
- Made some improvements to the interface.
- Fixed errors 0.3.21 06/05/2025 What’s New
– Added common (folk) names for plants — now everything is easier to recognize and understand.
– Improved the interface for a smoother experience.
– Fixed some bugs and minor issues.
Thanks for staying with us! 0.3.20 05/18/2025 In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.19 05/01/2025 Scientists suggest that the life cycle of the Welwitschia mirabilis is from 500 to 1,500 years. The fact is that the plant is able to survive in hot weather, and in any extreme conditions. It has only two leaves that grow throughout its life. Male and female individuals exist separately. And what amazing plants live near you?
In this version:
- New tutorial
- Improved design
- Fixed some errors 0.3.18 04/17/2025 Your feedback matters! We've listened and made updates to enhance your app experience, including fixing bugs, improving performance, and refining the user interface. Update now to enjoy the latest improvements. 0.3.16 12/16/2024 For those who love nature and want to know everything about it.
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.15 11/24/2024 In this version:
- Compatibility with IOS 18
- Stability improvement and bug fixes 0.3.14 10/24/2024 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.13 07/30/2024 Summer is the best time for walks in nature, collect a collection of rare plants with us.
In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.12 06/29/2024 Many times we have received requests from you for help in identifying plant diseases. And we did it. Now you can not only determine the type of plant and find out how to care for it, you can also get information about diseases of the plant and get information about possible treatment.
In addition, you will find:
- Almost completely updated design
- Improved app navigation
- Ability to change the photo of the plant
- Now you can share found plant diseases and the plants themselves
- Fixed many errors that we could not have found without you! 0.3.11 06/12/2024 Everything is waking up and blooming! Do you want to know more about this tree or flower that woke up from hibernation? We will help!
In this version:
- Fixed some bugs
- Improved performance 0.3.10 05/08/2024 Learn more about the plants that surround you!
In this version:
- Some bugs were fixed
- Improved application performance 0.3.9 04/10/2024 What’s new:
- Added section Video on the plants screen. Now you can know how to care for a each plant in video format.
- Improved performance
- Fixed minor bugs 0.3.8 03/06/2024
version 0.3.35
posted on 2026-05-10
Version History Some orchids don't produce nectar, but attract insects... by mimicking females. The Ophrys orchid flower looks and smells like a female bee. The male attempts to mate with the flower, transferring pollen in the process.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.35 4d ago The leaves of the Raffia palm can reach lengths of up to 65 feet and widths of nearly 40 feet — that's taller than a six-story building
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.34 Mar 19 The chestnut tree changes the color of its flower spots from yellow to red to indicate to pollinating insects that the nectar supply has run out.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.33 Feb 13 Saffron is obtained from crocuses. The bright orange spice is made from the stigmas of the crocus plant (Crocus sativus). It takes approximately 200,000 flowers to produce 1 kilogram of saffron.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.32 Jan 10 The strawberry berry is actually a thickened part of the stem. In biology, it's called a "false berry." The tiny seeds on its surface aren't actually seeds, but nuts, each containing its own seeds.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.31 12/10/2025 A baobab tree can store up to 120,000 liters of water. Learn more interesting facts about plants with us!
In this version:
- Some bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.30 11/19/2025 According to the latest data, there are 375,000 plant species on Earth.
How many of them have you encountered?
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.28 11/14/2025 Tomatoes communicate danger signals to each other. It turns out they don't do this on their own, but through the mycelium that entangles their roots. This "communication" is especially important when one plant is infested with pests. The mycelium sends chemical signals to the mycelium, warning neighboring plants, as if to warn them, "Beware, enemies are near." This way, the tomato community becomes more resistant to diseases and pathogens.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.3.27 10/02/2025 Plants are the most common living creatures on our planet. There are more than 375 thousand species.
Of these, only 90 thousand are edible.
In this version:
- Improved recognition
- Fixed minor errors 0.3.26 08/28/2025 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.25 08/07/2025 If you sit down in front of the bamboo and look closely, you can see how it grows. The growth rate of the stem is a little less than a meter per day. Some varieties grow a millimeter per minute. It seems small, but it is 12 centimeters in a couple of hours. What plants have you already tried to recognize?
In this version:
- Now you can see news for each plant in your garden
- Improved interface, now it is easier to monitor watering, fertilizing and insolation of your plants
- Fixed minor bugs 0.3.23 07/14/2025 Carnegiea gigantea can reach a height of 14 meters, while its diameter is up to 3 meters. Some cacti live up to one and a half centuries.
In this version we:
- Made some improvements to the interface.
- Fixed errors 0.3.21 06/05/2025 What’s New
– Added common (folk) names for plants — now everything is easier to recognize and understand.
– Improved the interface for a smoother experience.
– Fixed some bugs and minor issues.
Thanks for staying with us! 0.3.20 05/18/2025 In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.19 05/01/2025 Scientists suggest that the life cycle of the Welwitschia mirabilis is from 500 to 1,500 years. The fact is that the plant is able to survive in hot weather, and in any extreme conditions. It has only two leaves that grow throughout its life. Male and female individuals exist separately. And what amazing plants live near you?
In this version:
- New tutorial
- Improved design
- Fixed some errors 0.3.18 04/17/2025 Your feedback matters! We've listened and made updates to enhance your app experience, including fixing bugs, improving performance, and refining the user interface. Update now to enjoy the latest improvements. 0.3.16 12/16/2024 For those who love nature and want to know everything about it.
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.15 11/24/2024 In this version:
- Compatibility with IOS 18
- Stability improvement and bug fixes 0.3.14 10/24/2024 Now is the best time to walk in nature! And with us they can become even more interesting, because you can learn much more about the plants that surround you. In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.3.13 07/30/2024 Summer is the best time for walks in nature, collect a collection of rare plants with us.
In this version
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.3.12 06/29/2024 Many times we have received requests from you for help in identifying plant diseases. And we did it. Now you can not only determine the type of plant and find out how to care for it, you can also get information about diseases of the plant and get information about possible treatment.
In addition, you will find:
- Almost completely updated design
- Improved app navigation
- Ability to change the photo of the plant
- Now you can share found plant diseases and the plants themselves
- Fixed many errors that we could not have found without you! 0.3.11 06/12/2024 Everything is waking up and blooming! Do you want to know more about this tree or flower that woke up from hibernation? We will help!
In this version:
- Fixed some bugs
- Improved performance 0.3.10 05/08/2024 Learn more about the plants that surround you!
In this version:
- Some bugs were fixed
- Improved application performance 0.3.9 04/10/2024 What’s new:
- Added section Video on the plants screen. Now you can know how to care for a each plant in video format.
- Improved performance
- Fixed minor bugs 0.3.8 03/06/2024 Do you love taking care of plants and managing your own garden? Then this update is for you! Now you can easily add any plant manually to your garden. Just use the new "Add Plant" button. We have also adapted the viewing screen, for your convenience the program will now display the details of the plant you have added manually. In addition, collections and tables have been optimized to display the plants that you have added yourself. And last but not least, watering and fertilizing notifications are now also adapted to the plants that you added manually. Manage your garden with even more convenience! 0.3.6 02/21/2024
version 0.3.33
posted on 2026-02-13
The chestnut tree changes the color of its flower spots from yellow to red to indicate to pollinating insects that the nectar supply has run out.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements
version 0.3.32
posted on 2026-01-10
Saffron is obtained from crocuses. The bright orange spice is made from the stigmas of the crocus plant (Crocus sativus). It takes approximately 200,000 flowers to produce 1 kilogram of saffron.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements
version 0.3.26
posted on 2025-08-28
Aug 28, 2025
Version 0.3.26
Plants are the most common living creatures on our planet. There are more than 375 thousand species.
Of these, only 90 thousand are edible.
In this version:
- Improved recognition
- Fixed minor errors
version 0.3.23
posted on 2025-07-14
Jul 14, 2025
Version 0.3.23
If you sit down in front of the bamboo and look closely, you can see how it grows. The growth rate of the stem is a little less than a meter per day. Some varieties grow a millimeter per minute. It seems small, but it is 12 centimeters in a couple of hours. What plants have you already tried to recognize?
In this version:
- Now you can see news for each plant in your garden
- Improved interface, now it is easier to monitor watering, fertilizing and insolation of your plants
- Fixed minor bugs
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