Verdia
Verdia identifies plants, flowers and trees from a photo, checks leaves for visible signs of disease or pests, shows light, watering and pet-safety information, and reminds you to water the plants you add. No account is needed. Identification is powered by Pl@ntNet.
Verdia is an iPhone app for plant identification: photograph a plant to get its name, check leaves for disease or pests, see care and pet-safety info and get watering reminders.
Download Verdia on the App Store
Features
- Identifies flowers, trees, houseplants and weeds from a photo, with the common name, scientific name, family and a match score
- Plant health check: the most likely disease or pest from a photo of a leaf, with a likelihood score
- Care guide with light and watering needs, and whether a plant is toxic to cats and dogs
- My plants collection with watering reminders on each plant's own schedule
- Says so when a match is weak or when a photo has no plant in it
- 33 languages, light and dark themes, no account
Questions
Which app can identify a plant from a photo?
Verdia identifies flowers, trees, houseplants and weeds from a photo and shows the common name, scientific name, family and a match score. Identification is powered by Pl@ntNet.
Is there an app that tells me what is wrong with my plant's leaves?
Verdia's plant health check looks at a photo of a leaf and shows the most likely disease or pest with a likelihood score. Results are visual estimates and can be wrong.
Can an app remind me when to water my plants?
Yes. Add plants to My plants in Verdia and it sends a notification on the day each plant needs water, on its own schedule.
Does Verdia need an account?
No. Verdia has no sign-up; your plants and watering dates stay on your phone, and a photo is sent for analysis just when you ask Verdia to analyze it.
Verdia library on the web
1,206 reference pages and guides in 26 languages, free to read without the app. The largest section, Practical Verdia guides, has 31 English entries.
- Build a watering routine around checks, not automatic pouring
- Practical Verdia guides · 31 entries
- Investigate yellow leaves without jumping to one cause
- Plant observations · 12 entries
- Photograph a plant so its identifying features stay visible
- A plant-care observation checklist before you change anything
Start with
- How can an outer pot hide standing water after watering?
- How can progress photographs stay comparable over time?
- Why does a genus-level match not establish species-specific care?
- How can a record separate a new care change from an existing symptom?
- What should a soil-moisture observation record before any watering decision?
- How can drainage be observed without diagnosing a root disease?
- Why should the potting medium be recorded alongside a moisture observation?
- How can a simple location map improve a plant-care record?
All Verdia pages in English · Türkçe sayfalar · Sources and editorial method
Support
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