🌿 Plant Health Detective
Upload a photo of a leaf or plant. AI reads color, texture and spot patterns, then tells you if it looks healthy.
What the detective looks for
- Uniform yellowing: old or lower leaves yellow suggests overwatering or low nitrogen.
- Interveinal yellowing: veins stay green, tissue between is pale: iron, magnesium or zinc deficiency.
- Brown, crispy edges: underwatering, low humidity or fertilizer salt burn.
- Dark, mushy areas: tissue rot from root rot or fungal disease in soggy soil.
- Purple or bronze tints: phosphorus deficiency or cold stress.
A photo can't give a lab-confirmed diagnosis. Treat results as a helpful first guess.