AI Plant Guide

You were given a pot, never learned its name, and watered it until it gave up. This guide puts the plants on your window ledge and the weeds along your walk into the same book. Take one photo and the AI inside your phone offers candidate names.

WHAT IS IN THE BOOK: 179 ENTRIES Houseplants (Swiss Cheese Plant, Aloe Vera and others), succulents, cacti, carnivorous plants (Nepenthes and others), aquarium plants, garden flowers (hydrangea, morning glory), bulb flowers (crocus, amaryllis), spring, summer and autumn wildflowers (speedwell, dayflower, balloon flower), and wild herbs and bulbs such as autumn crocus, which is easy to mistake for an edible plant. Every entry was written from scratch: size, season, where you meet it, what to look at, how it lives, one small fact, and the sources it came from. You can read the whole book without taking a single photo.

WHAT A PHOTO CAN FIND: 121 SPECIES The recognition is split into eleven small models, one per group (foliage, succulents, cacti, carnivorous, aquatic, garden flowers, bulbs, spring weeds, summer weeds, autumn weeds, wild herbs and bulbs). At most three candidates, never a single verdict. Each carries one of three plain words for confidence: very similar, similar, or possibly similar. No percentages.

WHEN A TOXIC PLANT COULD BE IN THE LIST Toxic species are deliberately included in this book. If one of them could be among the candidates, the normal result view is replaced by a caution view. That is an estimate from the AI, not a determination.