Greg: Plant Identifier & Care

It’s just not good at identifying plants unfortunately. Every Alocasia apparently is a black velvet Alocasia.

Well you need to add email because I’m just 8 year’s old so I don’t have a phone number but I have an email I run off of iCloud so my dad set me up on approvals and last night he said he’s not using his phone number so please and I was born on an unlucky day may 13 2016 Friday the 13 so please and my brother is mean and bullies me and I have had a harsh life already so please add email to it so you make me happy

Doesn’t give enough information to how to take care the plants

3 out of 4 plants I did aren’t identified correctly and they are common ones

What a beautiful tree, I love it! I ordered 2 by accident and I am so happy to keep it! It’s absolutely vibrant and healthy, my favorite Christmas tree ever and I am 58!

U got a friend.

This is an extraordinarily well-designed app with a nice feature set and an excellent overall user experience. Onboarding is straightforward, and adding plants is as pain-free as possible considering the number of variables involved in creating an accurate care plan for a plant. With that said, I've noticed a few things I think could make the experience even better, including: [Based on the UI/Ux, I'm working under the assumption this is a ReactNative app in the below points] - performance optimization. I noticed after several minutes of use that the app was *really* taxing my device (15 Pro Max) as it got super hot and lost battery life at an alarming rate. This continued even when I wasn't in the camera view and/or the app was open but idle. Additionally, the wheel pickers would become increasingly laggy over time, until I finally had to quit and restart the app. I suspect that the "details" form, when accessed from the toast notification in camera view, mounts as a stack on top of the camera, but the camera module/components aren't unmounted when the view becomes inactive, and it eats a lot of the thread space the inputs need to operate. (I could be wrong about this; just a hunch) - Image dataset for plant ident. seems negatively reinforcing and/or susceptible to incorrect user input. I added several plants of the same variety and noticed that by the third or fourth plant, the algorithm was presenting the pictures of the first few plants when I asked it to identify the next. this is generally a good design; however, without a sufficient base of correctly tagged images to work from, this design is prone to model collapse; at scale, it will start to coalesce around a smaller and smaller variety of plants as it recognizes a larger base of patterns as the same. - It doesn't seem like ambient humidity trends are taken into account for watering schedules. I live in Houston, where the constant humidity makes root rot a constant threat to indoor and outdoor succulents. The generated watering schedule doesn't seem to account for the fact that in humid climates, optimal watering frequency can be half of what it would be in a dry climate. - I know this this would be wildly complex to develop, but I would love the ability to build a "plant" entry from multiple plants that share the same space. I have several succulents that all share a pot, and while they have similar watering requirements, their overall intake requirement is less than it would be if they

I've come to depend on this app and realize perhaps that is a mistake. I've been trying to sign in for an hour and for some reason it won't authenticate me, despite the website showing the system is working. I have both Wi-Fi and cellular data and I pre-paid for a whole year, Apple is showing my subscription to be active. I'm thinking that perhaps writing things down on a calendar or on my phone is better than depending on this app and service. I have enough frustration in my daily life without another service and app adding to it.

I tire this app and I was disappointing due to fact identifying my plum tree as a pomegranate tree. Also did not identify other tree

This is awesome