Leaf People: Rare Plant Guide

Leaf People: Rare Plant Guide

Identify, Grow & Care: Aroids

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 20, 2026
  • July 24, 2026
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Identify rare plants with your camera, explore detailed profiles, and track your collection's care needs. Buy, sell, and trade with a community of collectors. Access exclusive stories and regional climate-adapted advice.

AI-powered plant identification
Detailed rare species profiles
Region-specific care advice
Collection tracking and reminders
Collector marketplace for buying/trading
Exclusive plant stories
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What's New in Leaf People

2.1.4

July 24, 2026

A warmer welcome to the community. New members now get a proper introduction when they join the Jungle Rhythm group chat— share your nickname, where you're growing, and your most-prized plant, and the crew greets you by name. It makes the chat feel less like strangers and more like fellow collectors from day one. Plus the usual behind-the-scenes polish to keep things running smoothly.

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Subscription plans

Monthly

Unlimited plant ID, care reminders, and every story

$0.991 Month
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$4.99

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User reviews

★★★★★ — The collector’s app, finally

I’ve been waiting for something like this. Most plant apps treat every aroid like it’s a pothos — Leaf People treats them like the rare specimens they are. The depth on each profile is real, the care reminders actually work for someone juggling a serious collection, and the marketplace connects you with people who know what a clone line is. It’s clear this was built by someone who actually grows these plants.
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FAQ

What is Leaf People?

Leaf People is a mobile application designed for rare plant collectors. It offers features like plant identification, detailed species profiles, collection tracking, and a marketplace for buying, selling, and trading plants.

How does Leaf People identify plants?

Leaf People uses your phone's camera to identify plants. The identifier is specifically tuned for rare varieties like velvet anthuriums and fenestrated monsteras, going beyond common houseplants.

Does Leaf People offer care advice?

Yes, Leaf People provides comprehensive care guides for rare species, adapted to your specific region's climate. This includes advice on light, temperature, humidity, substrate, and watering.

Can I track my plant collection with Leaf People?

Absolutely. You can add plants to your collection and set up six types of care schedules, including watering and fertilizing. The app provides reminders and a dashboard for plants needing attention.

Is there a marketplace in Leaf People?

Yes, Leaf People features a marketplace specifically for collectors to list plants with condition ratings, photos, and shipping details. You can browse listings, make offers, and message sellers securely.

What are the premium features in Leaf People?

Leaf People Premium unlocks plant identification, collection tracking and care reminders, the marketplace, and all grower stories. It is available via a monthly or annual subscription.

Does Leaf People have ads?

No, Leaf People does not run ad networks and states that it does not sell user data, ensuring an ad-free experience for its users.

What regions are supported by Leaf People for climate-adapted advice?

Leaf People supports 10 regions for climate-adapted advice, including SF Bay Area, Los Angeles, New York, South Florida, Pacific Northwest, Midwest, Texas, Bangalore, Singapore, and London.