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Show us the plant.

One clear photo is enough to start. Add up to three — different angles catch different problems, and every extra angle sharpens the assessment.

The shots that help most

  • Whole plant

    Step back so we see the full shape, pot included. This one alone is enough.

  • Leaves close-up

    One or two leaves, both sides if you can. Spots, edges and veins tell the real story.

  • Soil & stem base

    Where the stem meets the soil. Dry, soggy or mouldy soil changes the whole plan.

Where did you find it?

Optional, but it sharpens the read.

Runs the real flow on an example photo. No camera, no account.

Identification is a best guess, not a certainty. Always verify toxicity information from a second source before letting pets or children near a plant.