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🌱 Plant Doctor

Is your plant sick, yellowing, or drooping? Upload a photo and our Vision AI diagnoses the problem — overwatering, root rot, pests, nutrient deficiency — with a full treatment plan.

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Drop a photo of your plant

Show the leaves, stem, and soil if possible

Diagnose Sick or Dying Plants with Vision AI — Get Treatment Plans Instantly

Plant Doctor is an AI plant pathologist that diagnoses diseases, nutrient deficiencies, and pest infestations from a single photograph. Whether your houseplant is yellowing, your garden vegetables are showing spots, or your outdoor trees have unusual bark damage — upload a photo and get a specific diagnosis with a step-by-step treatment plan.

The Vision AI has been trained to recognize the visual signatures of dozens of common plant problems: overwatering (root rot, yellow leaves), underwatering (crispy brown edges, wilting), nitrogen deficiency (yellowing from the bottom leaves up), magnesium deficiency (interveinal chlorosis), aphid infestation (distorted new growth, sticky residue), spider mite damage (fine webbing, stippled leaves), and many more.

Each diagnosis comes with a confidence score, the specific visual cues that led to the diagnosis, a treatment protocol with actionable steps, a prevention guide for future occurrence, and tailored care recommendations for watering frequency and sunlight needs based on the identified plant type.

⚡ How to Use

  1. 1Take a clear, close-up photo of the affected parts of your plant (leaves, stem, roots if visible).
  2. 2Include both healthy and unhealthy portions in the same frame for comparison.
  3. 3Upload the photo and click "Diagnose Plant".
  4. 4Read the diagnosis carefully — note the confidence score and the specific symptoms identified.
  5. 5Follow the treatment steps in order, starting with the most urgent interventions.

🎯 Who Uses This

  • ▸Houseplant enthusiasts diagnosing mysterious leaf problems before plants die
  • ▸Home gardeners identifying vegetable crop diseases early to prevent spread
  • ▸Indoor plant shops advising customers on plant health issues
  • ▸Farmers and agricultural workers getting a quick second opinion on crop symptoms
  • ▸Beginner gardeners learning to identify and correct common plant care mistakes
  • ▸Botanical garden staff triaging plants showing unusual symptoms

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What types of plants does the tool work on?
The AI handles houseplants, succulents, cacti, vegetable garden plants, fruit trees, ornamental shrubs, and common garden flowers. It performs best on widely cultivated species. Rare tropical species, highly specialized cultivars, and unusual hybrids may produce lower-confidence diagnoses.
Q: My plant has multiple symptoms — which do I treat first?
The diagnosis report prioritizes symptoms by severity. Generally: signs of root rot (stem softness, black root tips, soil waterlogging) should be addressed first as they are most acute. Nutrient deficiencies and light issues can typically wait a few days while you address structural problems.
Q: Can overwatering and underwatering look similar?
Yes — this is one of the most common plant care confusions. Both can cause yellowing and drooping. The key differences: overwatered plants feel soft and mushy at the stem base, the soil smells musty, and leaves may have soft yellow patches. Underwatered plants have crispy brown leaf edges, dry potting mix, and leaves that feel papery rather than soft.