Flora - Plant ID & Diagnosis
- 54 of 100 · reviews
- 4.7of 5 · store
- 2,533ratings on the App Store
- 217reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
The watering schedule works and genuinely helps people with dozens of plants keep up with care. But after updates data disappears, notifications break, and toxicity information for pets sometimes contradicts itself between sections.
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What people use it for
Owner of 20 or more pots who needs a reliable watering planner
What reviews praise
A clear watering calendar that keeps even a large houseplant collection organized.
What reviews complain about
The plant database is incomplete, and toxicity information gives different answers in search results versus the plant card.
What users experience
4 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.
I understand this has conveyed to a paid app with a three day trial. What I don't understand is an update deleting all of my plants and progress. Deleted the app. Used it for a long time only to lose everything.
I have a Madagascar Tree (Dracaena Marginata) and in the search it says it's pet friendly but once I add it to my plants it says it's toxic to pets so which is it?
It's pet-safe toxicity information is frankly inaccurate at times. There should be a feedback information loop for users.
Over half my plants are not in their plant library.
Mentioned for these jobs
- Hires the app so plants stop dying from a missed watering: what is needed is precise notifications, not advice and an encyclopedia.The forgetful owner with a collection
- Hires the app to buy rare species from niche growers and keep records of a collection of 50+ plants with a photo diary.The serious tropical plant collector
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