♥️ ♥️♥️This app is very helpful, it is very easy to use, also has a good amount of plant information, variety of different species. The app can track precipitation, when your plants need to be watered, how long you should wait to water them again, it also has a diagnosis system which can be helpful, but it does need to be tweaked a little there are a couple of kinks in it when it comes to identifying the plant species and family that they belong to. The app also keeps track of when plants are in danger of frost or excessively hot weather, even when there is wind conditions. It also can diagnose some of the plants problems when they become ill and it also can help determine if the plant is suffering from a type of infestation or if it’s diseased or when it’s a plant that you absolutely do not want in your garden. They can even tell you when you need to prepare your plants for the winter months and also what to add to your soil mixture to keep them with full nutrients for the coming months. Just get out those few bugs with misidentification and misinformation, but with that it also gives you different information of plants that look similar and may not be in the same family. This app is very useful and it helped me identify a canna lily that I had planted last year and somehow it grew and it started out so tiny and now it’s about 12 1/2 inches tall. exciting!

I’m almost never home because of a busy schedule, so I often forget to water my plants😓That’s why this app’s customizable reminders have made my life a lot easier. I’ve set them in a way that they pop up when I come home. Since then, my plants have stopped withering because now they have enough water. When my Zamioculcas suddenly developed brown spots, I used Plantum’s diagnose feature and discovered that it was suffering from overwatering. Turns out I shouldn’t have used as much water on it as on my other non-succulent plants. Thanks to Water calculator I finally figured out how much water my Zamioculcas really needs, and now it’s looking fine🤩I’m satisfied with the app, but I would like it to have a disease journal where I could add photos of my sick plant every day and see if the treatment I give it really works.

Hello! I thought your app was quite clever, however the diagnosing was VERY unimpressive. The questions didn’t pertain to my tree at all - which is planted outdoors, in the ground, not misted… just a crabapple tree in our pasture. It asked what kind of pot, when did I mist it, how much sunlight- by a window or indirect light? I just answered over and over, “it’s a tree, in the ground, full sunlight”. I’m pretty sure it’s aphids, I said that word too - I was just wanting to confirm it - but the “auto” chat software kept asking potted plant questions. The LAST question was “do you see any bugs, active or inactive?” I would suggest the app should reply to the word aphid or bug with bug questions? Or possibly recognize bugs on a stem from the get go? My other helpful tip is to either prominently display NO TREES, (bc NATUREID indicates ALL of nature… not just house plants…) or quickly adapt your diagnosing software to have better detection for the word “tree”. It looked and felt like a HIGH QUALY app. I was impressed. So I chose to pay the $9.99 as a “test” for future inquiries- bc we have so many plants, flowers and trees on our property… I would have loved to use your app regularly. I figured a clear picture of possible aphids would be an easy test for the app to diagnose? Unfortunately I cannot say it was worth it - and I’m disappointed.

To start out I know nothing about plants but this has been immensely helpful in not only in keeping them alive but even seeing them grow and seeing actual progress. It’s pretty intuitive and the videos are informative and helpful.I think it has just a little room to grow before it’s quite everything I feel like I would need in an app. If there was a feature that allowed you to have progress pictures and update the plant profile pic would be great. I would be able to go back and see my plant progress overtime and maybe track the effect of any changes I try like plant location. Then maybe an bar or something to visually show how much water typically is applied to a plant on each watering would help know at a glance how much water I should be applying when my water reminder appears.Like I said a solid app and I can confirm it has definitely helped me with my plants. Worth giving a shot.