OFPlants

The plant care app: Plant care made fun, intuitive & rewarding

Your plants are quietly doing amazing things. OFPlants helps you understand what they need, nurture them through rough patches, and celebrate every new leaf, comeback, and first bloom.

Track your plant's progress

Keep a living journal for every plant. Capture new growth, celebrate milestones, and watch weeks of progress turn into a story worth looking back on.

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Plant Care
Reminders & Schedules

Get reminders and care schedules tailored to your plants. Know when it's time to water, fertilize, or check in, and keep your plant-care routine organized in one place.

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Plant Disease Diagnosis & Recovery Guides

Yellow leaves, brown spots, drooping? Get help understanding what might be wrong, explore possible causes, and follow practical steps to help your plant recover.

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Plant Identification & Care Guides

Identify plants from a photo and discover their names, care requirements, growing needs, and toxicity to pets.

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Your plants can make a comeback.

Meet the Fiddle-leaf fig we almost killed by overwatering.

Ready for your plant’s comeback?

Sign up for a care plan. Track the small changes that tell a bigger story.

Fiddle Fi Fo Fun

Fiddle Leaf Fig · Living room

September

Excellent

99
Health of Fiddle Fi Fo Fun: thriving in October 2022, struggling in December 2022, critical in March 2023 with a new bud the same day, thriving again in July 2023, and excellent, 99, in September 2026.
Oct: Fiddle Fi Fo Fun healthy, with big bright green leaves
Dec: The fig's leaves turning yellow and drooping after overwatering
Mar: The fig down to a bare stem with a single leaf
Mar: A new leaf unfurling from a bud at the top of the bare stem
Jul: The fig full of glossy new leaves again, in a sunny window
Sep: The fig three years later, tall and covered in bright leaves

From the Plant Journal

Fixes, care routines and guides for whatever your plant is going through.

Plant care questions, answered

How do I identify a plant from a photo?

Open OFPlants, tap Scan and take a photo of the leaves or the whole plant. Tad, our plant identifier, names it in seconds, tells you if it's toxic to cats and dogs, and gives you a care guide for light, watering, temperature and humidity.

Why are my plant's leaves turning yellow?

The most common cause is overwatering: roots sitting in wet soil run short of oxygen, so the older leaves yellow and droop. Underwatering, low light, pests and nutrient problems can look similar. Snap the affected leaf and Pole, the OFPlants plant doctor, works out the likely cause and gives you a treatment plan.

Can OFPlants diagnose plant diseases and pests?

Yes. Pole looks at the symptoms in your photo, like spots, yellowing, wilting or signs of pests, rules out what's normal for your plant, and tells you the most likely cause, how confident it is and what to do: now, this week, and what to keep an eye on.

How often should I water my houseplants?

It depends on the plant, the pot and the light. Most houseplants want water once the top few centimetres of soil are dry. OFPlants keeps a watering schedule for each plant and sends you watering reminders when it's due, so you don't have to guess.

Can I track my plant's growth?

Every plant gets a plant journal. Snap progress photos as it grows and OFPlants tracks your days together, growth milestones and before-and-after photos, and turns them into a story you can share.

Is OFPlants free?

OFPlants is free to download and comes with free credits for plant identification and diagnosis. OFPlants Pro adds a monthly credit allowance for bigger plant collections.

Is OFPlants available on iPhone?

OFPlants is on Android through Google Play and works on the web today. The iPhone app is coming soon.