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One photo tells you the species, its needs, and its personality — with species-specific care tips.
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Snap a photo, get a care plan, grow a jungle. Florify makes plant care ridiculously easy (and kind of fun).
One photo tells you the species, its needs, and its personality — with species-specific care tips.
Watering, fertilizing, repotting — nudges tuned to each plant, your home, and the season.
Yellow leaves, pests, root rot — photograph the symptom and get the step-by-step cure.
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Florify recognizes over 1,200 species with high confidence. If the AI is unsure, it shows the closest matches so you can confirm.
Absolutely. Care schedules adapt to indoor and outdoor conditions, your climate, and the season.
The app and all plant care content are available in English, German, and Ukrainian.
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Mealybugs on Houseplants: The White Cottony Pest Causes & Quick FixesQuick AnswerWhen you spot white cottony clumps on your houseplants, you're likely dealing with mealybugs. The quickest fix is to dab them away with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol. This simple method kills them on contact and ca
Overwatering kills more plants than underwatering. Signs include yellow leaves, mushy stems, soggy soil, mold, and fungus gnats. Stop watering immediately, let soil dry out completely, check for root rot, improve drainage, then restart with 'soak and dry' method.
Check soil first. Drooping from underwatering (dry soil) or overwatering (wet soil) looks similar. Also check for temperature stress, transplant shock, and light issues. Most cases resolve quickly once you identify and fix the cause.
Usually caused by low humidity or inconsistent watering. Brown tips are cosmetic and won't spread, but they indicate stress. Check humidity levels, watering schedule, and water quality.
Root rot is caused by overwatering and poor drainage. Roots turn black and mushy, can't absorb water or nutrients. Act fast: unpot, trim rotted roots, treat with hydrogen peroxide, repot in fresh well-draining soil, reduce watering.
Dealing with Root Rot: Prevention and Recovery Causes & Quick FixesQuick AnswerRoot rot is often caused by overwatering and poor drainage, leading to a lack of oxygen around the roots. Quick fixes involve reducing watering, improving drainage, and removing affected roots. Acting fast is crucial t