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Plant Disease Identifier

Upload a photo of a sick leaf or plant and get the likely problem, why it happens and a step-by-step treatment plan.

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A close-up of the spotted, yellow, wilted or chewed part.

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Spots, yellow leaves, white powder, holes or wilting? Upload a close-up and the AI reads the symptoms, names the most likely disease, pest or care problem, and gives you a treatment plan you can start today, plus how to stop it coming back.

Diseases, pests and care problems

Many plant problems look alike. Black spots can be a fungus, bacteria or cold damage; yellow leaves can mean too much water, too little light or a missing nutrient. The tool weighs all of these against what is visible in your photo and tells you which fits best and how sure it is.

A treatment plan, not just a name

Every answer comes with numbered steps, simplest first: what to cut off, how to change watering and airflow, and when a treatment such as a fungicide or insecticidal soap is worth it. No brands are pushed; follow the label of whatever you use.

Tips for a good diagnosis

Photograph the worst affected leaf in daylight, top side first. If pests are suspected, take a second photo of the underside. Add a line about watering and when the problem started; it often decides between two causes.

Questions

Is it free to use?

Yes. Runs are paced rather than sold, so heavy use in a short window can mean a short wait before the next one.

Is this a replacement for an expert?

No. It is a fast first opinion. For valuable crops, trees or a problem that keeps spreading, confirm with a local nursery or agricultural extension service.

Can it spot pests like aphids or spider mites?

Yes, when they or their damage are visible. A close-up of the underside of a leaf helps a lot.

What photo works best?

A sharp, well-lit photo where the plant fills most of the frame. A close-up of one leaf or flower plus a second run on the whole plant gives the surest answer.

Do you keep my photo?

The photo is sent to the AI model to read it and is not shown to anyone else or added to a public gallery.