How accurate is the plant diagnosis?

Our model identifies 200+ common diseases with 85%+ accuracy for clear photos.

What plants are supported?

Houseplants, vegetables, fruits, trees, succulents, and ornamentals — 5000+ species.

Do I need to upload multiple photos?

One clear photo of the affected area is usually sufficient; close-ups help.

Does it suggest treatments?

Yes. Treatments range from organic to chemical with EPA-compliant labels.

Is the diagnosis instant?

Yes. Most diagnoses complete in under 5 seconds.

Can I save my plants for ongoing tracking?

Yes. The plant journal tracks watering, fertilizing, and disease history.

Is it available offline?

Mobile app supports offline mode for photo capture; diagnosis requires connection.

Bird of Paradise (Caesalpinia) — Toxicity Info

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Cats

⚠️ TOXIC

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Dogs

⚠️ TOXIC

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Children

⚠️ TOXIC

Symptoms if Ingested

Vomiting, diarrhea, nausea from pods

✅ Safe Alternatives

Strelitzia Bird of Paradise (dogs mild caution) Heliconia Canna

Disclaimer: This information is for general guidance only. Toxicity can vary by plant part, quantity, and individual animal/human sensitivity. Always consult a licensed veterinarian or physician for medical advice. In emergencies, contact poison control immediately.

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Disclaimer: AI-suggested IDs may be incorrect. Do NOT eat, brew, apply to skin, or feed to children, pets, or livestock any plant based on AI identification alone. Consult a certified botanist, your local agricultural extension office, or poison control for any safety-critical decision.