ID Weeds

Touching any of the drop down options causes the app to crash.

It doesn't work and stuck in loading stage in iPad. Please fix it.

Crashes anytime you attempt to use a drop down menu to specify.

I’m a diy. Give me results. Precision is not necessary. Show me pics of the closest weeds. I just need to know. A picture. Something

Very disappointed

This is a great non-linear identification key. Many times better than a dichotomous key. I use this app constantly through the growing season at work.

The images with this app are fuzzy and frequently won’t show when clicked on. The technical jargon could use explanations.

No info on the worst weeds in my backyard: Japanese knotweed and English Ivy.

Couldn’t get it to identify a single weed. It didn’t even suggest possibilities, just none found. And I reside in Missouri. My weeds are not mysterious identified anomalies, there bout as common as you can get because I see them everywhere.

I've done the image search online, Wikipedia, and the like, but here it is all in one place. Now, if I understood some of the terminology better (had to look up petiole, ochrea), the search function would probably cut my selection down to just a few, as there are 16 different characteristics to identify your weeds by. And when you open each file, there is more than one picture, showing different stages in the weeds life-cycle, along with more information about the weed than you probably wanted to know, unless you are a botanist. The only thing it doesn't tell you is how to control or eradicate the weed, but the name of the app is ID weeds, not exterminate them. One of my problems with the app was that some of the IDs involve pulling the weed, and I planted a wildflower seed garden, and wanted to know whether something I couldn't identify yet (no flowers yet) was something I planted or a weed. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that: a) the thumbnails for their weed guesses are tiny, so you often have to open them all up. If they were a little larger, or zoomable (or enlarged when you hovered over them), you could save the time of opening and closing each file. And b) the first picture in each file I looked at wasn't always a close up of a mature (or at least identifiable) plant. Sometimes you had to go 3 or more pictures in to see what the plant looks like when you're likely to be pulling it. I'd really like to give 4.5 stars, as that's not a deal breaker, just gives them something to shoot for on the next version.