Plant Disease Guide

— Diagnose Plant Diseases

Figure out what is wrong with your plant and what to do next.

Get simple treatment steps to keep your plants alive.

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  • Spot the signs

    Learn exactly what to look for on your plant's leaves and stems.

  • Find the root cause

    See if pests, bad watering habits, or low light are to blame.

  • Heal your plant

    Follow simple steps to treat the problem and keep your plant alive.

How it works

Diagnose sick plants in three easy steps

Take a quick photo to find out why your leaves are yellowing or dropping, and learn exactly how to fix it.

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1

Take a clear photo

Snap a picture of the sick leaf, stem, or whole plant. Make sure the problem area is in sharp focus.

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2

Identify the problem

We identify your exact plant species and spot common issues like root rot, leaf spot, or pests in seconds.

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3

Follow the care plan

Get simple, step-by-step instructions to treat the disease. Learn exactly what to do next to keep your plant alive.

Disease Guide

Spot the problem, for save your plant

Learn how to identify common plant diseases early and take the right steps to help your plant recover.

Know the early signs

Look for yellowing leaves, brown spots, or wilting stems. Catching symptoms early gives your plant the best chance to bounce back.

Find the root cause

Figure out why your plant is struggling. We help you check for overwatering, poor lighting, or hidden pests.

Treat the problem

Follow simple instructions to treat the issue. Learn exactly when to trim damaged leaves, repot in fresh soil, or adjust your watering routine.

Prevent future issues

Keep your plants healthy long-term. Get practical care tips tailored to your exact plant species to stop diseases before they start.

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New Plant Parents

See a yellow leaf and not sure what to do? Get clear steps to fix common beginner mistakes before your plant gets worse.

Houseplant Collectors

Stop pests and fungal issues from spreading through your indoor jungle. Identify the exact problem quickly and save your favorite plants.

Outdoor Gardeners

Catch outdoor plant diseases early. Figure out what is attacking your garden beds and get practical tips to treat it.

Busy Plant Parents

Forgot to water and now your plant looks rough? Learn how to revive thirsty plants and give them the exact care they need to bounce back.

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Spot problems early

Take a photo of a sick leaf or drooping stem. Find out exactly what is wrong in seconds so you can act fast.

Get simple treatment steps

Learn how to treat root rot, pests, and leaf spots. Follow clear guides to help your plant recover.

Know your exact plant

Identify your plant from a quick photo. Knowing the exact species makes it much easier to give the right care.

Get tailored care tips

Check watering and light needs for your specific plant. Keep your plants healthy so diseases stay away.

Common questions about sick plants

How can I tell if my plant has a disease?
Look for changes in the leaves, stems, or roots. Common signs include yellowing leaves, brown spots, wilting, or a sticky residue. If you notice something unusual, take a photo and identify the issue with our app.
Why are my plant's leaves turning yellow?
Yellow leaves can mean a few different things. It is often caused by overwatering, poor drainage, or a lack of sunlight. Check the soil moisture first, and use our disease diagnosis tool to pinpoint the exact problem.
Can a plant recover from root rot?
Yes, but you need to act quickly. Remove the plant from its pot and trim away any mushy, dark roots. Repot it in fresh, well-draining soil and adjust your watering schedule to help it heal.
Are brown spots on leaves a sign of a fungal infection?
They often are. Fungal infections like leaf spot thrive in damp, humid conditions with poor airflow. You can treat it by removing the affected leaves and keeping the foliage dry when you water.
How do I stop bugs from eating my indoor plants?
Pests like spider mites and fungus gnats are common for plant parents. Wipe the leaves down with a damp cloth or use a gentle neem oil spray. Identifying the exact pest early is the best way to save your plant.
Will plant diseases spread to my other plants?
Some diseases and pests can easily jump from plant to plant. It is always a good idea to quarantine a sick plant while you treat it. Keep it away from your healthy plants until it fully recovers.

Save your sick plant with a quick photo.

Find out exactly what is wrong and get simple steps to nurse it back to health.

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