Best plant app on Reddit
39 reviews from r/houseplants, r/IndoorGarden, r/plants and 2 more subreddits
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#1
Planta
4.4
(8)
"The predictions on when I should be watering and fertilizing are accurate and I haven’t had any issues with it."
"Free for basic care and info."
"I enjoy Planta, I pay for the subscription but it’s great without it too."
"I’m obsessed with Planta and recommend it to everyone. It helps me keep track of my 60+ plants."
"Planta for iOs is the best one, but you still need to know if the plant needs water or not."
"I like using Planta. It has a subscription but the free part is great on its own."
"It's good you're taking the initiative to schedule."
"I quite like Planta, they let you try out the premium for a week for free. I tried it because I was very interested in the Light measuring tool, but either I was using it wrong or it’s kinda hogwash."
#2
Vera
4.3
(7)
"I actually like Vera better than Planta. It lets you customize watering schedule, add multiple photos, track watering, repotting, fertilizing, etc."
"Vera helps track plant care activities and set notifications."
"Lots of recs for Vera so that's what I grabbed."
"Vera! Free version has so many cool features."
"I like the app for tracking watering and repotting details."
"I mostly stopped because I like to check out my plants everyday to see if the soil is dry."
"Vera works for me. It is fun to give each plant a name."
#3
Plants Galore
5.0
(3)
"It's a web app so you don't need to install anything, which I love and can be used on your laptop/computer too."
"It's a web app so you don't need to install anything, which I love and can be used on your laptop/computer too."
"Pretty cool. You can identify and stuff but it also helps you do timelapses!"
#4
Picture This
3.7
(3)
"I like using it at the plant shops to see if it thinks the plant is healthy."
"I’ve used a couple and like Picture This for accuracy."
"It is ok. Fails in identifying some plants but good for setting reminders and notes."
#5
Greg
3.7
(3)
"Greg (plant app) unfortunately you have to pay 30$ upfront for a year): but other then that it is very good."
"It works for me really well."
"I use an app called Greg and it’s okay."
#6
Ploi
5.0
(2)
"I created a plant journaling app, available as a web app, iOS and very soon on Android."
"I’ve used a few but my favourite is one called “Ploi”. The developer is making it in her free time but it really is the best I’ve ever used."
#7
Blossom
4.0
(2)
"I use Blossom. I like that it has generic information for my plants' needs for light and water."
"I like blossom, and if you pay for the yearly subscription ($30) you get email reply’s from botanists about plant issues."
#8
PlantIn
4.0
(2)
"I’ve been using PlantIn app for IDs and tracking."
"I like PlantIn as an app."
#9
Apple
5.0
(1)
"The plant care app is soon to be released and available for testing on TestFlight."
#10
Leaf
5.0
(1)
"Leaf snap is a good one & every time I use it to identify a plant it’s always correct."
#11
Plantnet
5.0
(1)
"Plantnet has to be the best app I've ever used, I have yet to see a single ad on there and it has been able to identify every plant I've scanned."
#12
SOT
5.0
(1)
"Your SOT has a phenomenal leaf pattern! I like to hear you don't have leaf drop or yellowing."
#13
GardenTags
4.0
(1)
"I love gardentags."
#14
4.0
(1)
"Google lens is good for identifying plants."
#15
INaturalist
4.0
(1)
"INaturalist is free and really good- better than the google iphone photo ID."
#16
Leaflet
3.0
(1)
"All the plant apps I tried gave me the same generic and wrong advice so I got leaflet."
#17
Planteo
3.0
(1)
"I use Planteo for tracking plant care. It's very basic but lets you keep all of your info on your phone."
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