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Photograph the problem
A close-up of a leaf, the stem, then the whole plant.
Dr. Flora
Something wrong with your plant?
Three photos and a plan
Yellow leaves, spots, soft stems: show the problem to Dr. Flora. After a few questions about location, light, watering and soil, you get a likely cause and treatment plans ranked by priority.
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Your plant needs your help
WeakenedWhat to do now
Move it to a brighter spot.
Likely cause
Low LightEnvironment
100%3 symptoms of 3
What the photo shows
The stems are stretching and the leaves are spacing out, the oldest ones are turning yellow. The plant is reaching for light.
Are your care habits working?
Compare your habits to what your plant actually needs.
Now3.0 m from a north window
RecommendedWithin 1 m of a bright window
Treatment plans
- Increase lightWhy is a stretching plant in danger?Medium
- Deep WateringLow
Is it getting better?
A diagnosis, step by step
The symptoms, the result, then the seven-day follow-up. Switch tabs to move forward, just like in the app.
Leaf, stem, whole plant
Up to three photos to see the problem from several angles.
Context matters
Location, light, watering, soil moisture: a rough estimate is enough.
A cause, a plan
The plant's health status, the likely cause and treatment plans ranked by priority.
Try it right here: switch tabs
Your plant needs your help
WeakenedWhat to do now
Move it to a brighter spot.
Likely cause
Low LightEnvironment
100%3 symptoms of 3
What the photo shows
The stems are stretching and the leaves are spacing out, the oldest ones are turning yellow. The plant is reaching for light.
Are your care habits working?
Compare your habits to what your plant actually needs.
Now3.0 m from a north window
RecommendedWithin 1 m of a bright window
Treatment plans
- Increase lightWhy is a stretching plant in danger?Medium
- Deep WateringLow
Is it getting better?
The photo shows the symptom, the context shows the cause
Yellow leaves can come from too much water, too little light or a nutrient deficiency. Dr. Flora cross-checks your photos with your answers and the plant's profile, then looks at whether your care matches what it needs.
Three photos and a plan
From symptom to follow-up, in three steps.
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Answer a few questions
Feel the soil: it's the most reliable clue to tell overwatering from underwatering.
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Follow the plan
Add the plan to your follow-up, check off the tasks, and check in seven days later.
A status, a cause, clear priorities
The result opens with the plant's health status, from "Healthy" to "Critical." Then come the symptoms spotted, the most likely cause and treatment plans, each with its priority: low, medium or urgent.
- Symptoms and explanationsWhat was seen in the photos, and why it points to this cause.
- Plans by priorityWhat needs doing right away, and what can wait.
- Add to my follow-upThe plan you pick joins your care follow-up, with tasks to check off.
- Healthy
- Keep an eye on it
- Weakened
- In distress
- Critical
Your plant needs your help
WeakenedWhat to do now
Move it to a brighter spot.
Likely cause
Low LightEnvironment
100%3 symptoms of 3
What the photo shows
The stems are stretching and the leaves are spacing out, the oldest ones are turning yellow. The plant is reaching for light.
Are your care habits working?
Compare your habits to what your plant actually needs.
Now3.0 m from a north window
RecommendedWithin 1 m of a bright window
Treatment plans
- Increase lightWhy is a stretching plant in danger?Medium
- Deep WateringLow
Is it getting better?
Are your care habits working?
Dr. Flora compares your habits with what the plant needs: watering, light, location. Each one gets a verdict, so you know what to change first.
- Your answers, comparedThe watering you describe, set against what the species needs.
- Your local climateIf you enter your city, the local climate is taken into account.
- Refine and reanalyzeA corrected answer runs the analysis again.
- On track
- Adjust
- Fix first
Your plant needs your help
WeakenedWhat to do now
Move it to a brighter spot.
Likely cause
Low LightEnvironment
100%3 symptoms of 3
What the photo shows
The stems are stretching and the leaves are spacing out, the oldest ones are turning yellow. The plant is reaching for light.
Are your care habits working?
Compare your habits to what your plant actually needs.
Now3.0 m from a north window
RecommendedWithin 1 m of a bright window
Treatment plans
- Increase lightWhy is a stretching plant in danger?Medium
- Deep WateringLow
Is it getting better?
Seven days later: is it getting better?
A week after the diagnosis, the app asks how the plant is doing. You answer in one tap, add a follow-up photo, and the before and after sit side by side.
- A day-7 check-inThe symptoms are improving, unchanged or worsening.
- Before, afterThe first photo and the follow-up photo, next to each other.
- Recovered, under observation or a new diagnosisDepending on your answer, the plant leaves the follow-up, stays under observation or goes back to Dr. Flora.
- To follow up
- Under observation
- Recovered
Your plant needs your help
WeakenedWhat to do now
Move it to a brighter spot.
Likely cause
Low LightEnvironment
100%3 symptoms of 3
What the photo shows
The stems are stretching and the leaves are spacing out, the oldest ones are turning yellow. The plant is reaching for light.
Are your care habits working?
Compare your habits to what your plant actually needs.
Now3.0 m from a north window
RecommendedWithin 1 m of a bright window
Treatment plans
- Increase lightWhy is a stretching plant in danger?Medium
- Deep WateringLow
Is it getting better?
What Dr. Flora doesn't do
A photo diagnosis helps you decide. It doesn't replace the eye of someone holding the plant.
66 symptoms, not all of them
Dr. Flora recognizes 66 symptoms. A rare problem or a blurry photo may go unanswered, and the app says so instead of making up a cause.
Confidence shown, even when it's low
Every result shows how reliable it is. When reliability is limited, Dr. Flora asks for sharper photos instead of jumping to a conclusion.
The soil has the final word
Before applying a plan, feel the soil, and check the roots if you repot. What you see outweighs what the photo suggests.
Questions about Dr. Flora
How many photos do I need?
One is enough, three help: a close-up of a leaf, the stem and the whole plant.
Is the diagnosis free?
Diagnosis from a photo is part of Floralens Pro.
What does Dr. Flora ask?
Where the plant sits, how much light it gets, how often you water it and what the soil feels like at the time of the diagnosis. You can also enter your city. All of these answers are optional.
What do the priorities mean?
An urgent priority means acting right away. A medium priority can be handled in the next few days, a low priority whenever you get the chance.
What is the care follow-up?
Where plants under treatment live. Each case shows its care tasks, their progress and the date of the next check-in. Plants move from "To follow up" to "Under observation," then to "Recovered."
What if the symptoms don't improve?
Answer "Not yet" at the check-in: the plant stays under observation, and you can run a new diagnosis with fresh photos.
Does Dr. Flora tell me if my plant is toxic to my cat?
Toxicity is on the species profile, broken down for dogs, cats and horses. If a pet eats some, call a vet or a poison control center.
Does the diagnosis replace a professional?
No. It's a decision aid built from your photos and your answers. For a valuable plant or a serious doubt, ask a nursery professional.
Your plant is waiting for its first diagnosis
Open Diagnostic from the home screen and take the first photo.
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