Dr.Plant:Identify&Care

Dr.Plant:Identify&Care

Growth Log, Pest Scanner

3 ratings
1 review
Free
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Released
July 30, 2026
Updated
November 4, 2026

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Identify plants, diagnose pests, and track their growth with this houseplant care assistant. It offers an indoor light meter and a private diary to log your plant's progress, helping you nurture healthier indoor plants.

✓Instant plant identification via photo
✓Pest and disease scanner with treatment steps
✓Indoor light meter for optimal placement
✓Private growth diary for tracking progress
✓Family and genus information for identified plants
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What's New in Dr.Plant

1.1.2

November 4, 2026

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Weekly

Weekly Subscription

$19.997 Days
3 Days trial
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User reviews

Misdiagnosing Name of plants and disease plant

I’ve been looking for an app to tell me exactly the problems with my pocketbook tomatoes, as well as my morning glories because I have moved to a new state that is in a different zone than i’m used to. I am doing the trial, but I am canceling it today because it has completely misnamed my pocketbook tomato as tomato and then because of their irregular shape and use the app said it had abnormal disfigurement and cat facing to dispose of the fruit immediately. I have the same problem more than Ivy that I took a picture of and it identified it as a sweet potato. Two completely different plants I’m very upset as it was a huge waste of time, my instincts and years of knowledge are correct here as they are back home.It caused unnecessary stress in my lifeAnd I actually threw away one of my tomato plants because of misdiagnosing it with bacteria wilt.
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FAQ

Does Dr.Plant have ads?

Yes, Dr.Plant contains advertisements. This is common for free utility apps that offer in-app purchases for premium features.

What subscription plans does Dr.Plant offer?

Dr.Plant offers Weekly ($19.99/P7D with a 3-day free trial), Monthly ($39.99/P1M), and Yearly ($99.99/P1Y) subscription plans for its premium features.

How accurate is Dr.Plant's plant identification?

The app claims to provide instant plant identification by snapping a photo, labeling the plant with its family and genus, and detailing its traits.

Can Dr.Plant identify plant diseases and pests?

Yes, Dr.Plant can scan affected foliage to name exact pests and plant illnesses, offering gentle, easy treatment steps.

What is the age rating for Dr.Plant?

Dr.Plant has an age rating of 17+, which may indicate mature content or themes not suitable for younger users.

How often is Dr.Plant updated?

The app was last updated on November 4, 2026, with version 1.1.2. Update frequency can vary, but this indicates recent activity.

What devices does Dr.Plant support?

Dr.Plant is currently supported on iPhone devices.

What is the user sentiment for Dr.Plant based on ratings?

Dr.Plant has a low rating of 2.3 stars from 3 ratings, suggesting a generally negative user sentiment based on available data.