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https://www.gkvks.com/wp-content/plugins/dmca-badge/libraries/sidecar/classes/ plant identification app – GKVKs – Gardening Tips and Store https://www.gkvks.com Gardening Tips and Store Sun, 01 Sep 2019 15:11:12 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 https://www.gkvks.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/cropped-icon-512-32x32.png plant identification app – GKVKs – Gardening Tips and Store https://www.gkvks.com 32 32 PLANT IDENTIFICATION APP – PictureThis APP TEST AND REVIEW https://www.gkvks.com/plant-identification-app-picturethis-app-test-and-review/ https://www.gkvks.com/plant-identification-app-picturethis-app-test-and-review/#respond Sun, 01 Sep 2019 15:11:09 +0000 http://www.gkvks.com/?p=2980 In today’s post, we will test and review the best plant identification app by testing it on some of my garden plants from easy level to difficult level and then finally calculate it’s accuracy in identifying plants. At the end of this episode, there is a giveaway of 10 VIP or pro subscriptions of this App.

We must know the importance of identifying a plant and its family. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, this information is crucial for proper care and management of a plant. And Misidentification of a plant can sometimes bring potentially serious consequences and might even lead to death of a plant.

PictureThis – An Android and iOS App that claims accuracy of upto 90% ! You can download and install this app from Android playstore or from iOS app store from link below:

https://picturethisai.onelink.me/AYRN/4f297c08

The Advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) and deep learning technology of PictureThis App can quickly scan the plant and recognize the plant almost instantly within seconds. This is so important specially, if you are visiting a nursery to purchase some plants for your home and garden. I have discussed these nursery buying tips in a detailed video, you can check that link at the end screen of this video.

Well, This app not only identifies the plant but also provide more details about the plant like the Care tips, its genus or family, planting time, bloom time, watering and sunlight requirement and many other details which are very useful for any gardener. It also displays a gallery of additional images and videos of the plant and maintains a record of your Collected Plants for future reference.

It also has other advanced features like locating the identified plant distribution on google map. Then it also has a Community tab to learn by discussion and sharing of plant pics and tips. And moreover, they have exclusive support and care for their members.

Having said that, now let’s start testing this app and find out its accuracy. We will test few plants and give 2 points for each successful identification and finally calculate its accuracy as a percentage.

Let’s Begin the test – Watch Video below:

  1. Coleus: + 2 points!
  2. Hibiscus: + 2 points!
  3. Garden Rose: +1 point!
  4. Ficus Benjamina or Weeping Fig: + 2 points!
  5. Sanseviera or the Snake Plant: + 2 points!
  6. Anthurium Plant: + 2 points!  
  7. Kalanchoe Thyrsiflora: 0 points!
  8. Donkey’s Tail – Sedum Plant: + 2 points! 
  9. Mother of Thousands: + 2 points! 
  10. Euphorbia Mili or Christ Thorn: + 2 points! 
  11. Poinsettia: +2 Points.
  12. Rubber Plant: + 2 points! 
  13. Vinca or Periwinkle: + 2 points! 
  14. Plumeria or Nag Champa: + 2 points! 
  15. Kalanchoe Variety: + 2 points! 

So, Now lets Total our Results. We got 27 points out of 30. That means an accuracy is 90 %. That’s really awesome for any Artificial Intelligence software or an app.

Download LINK- https://picturethisai.onelink.me/AYRN/4f297c08

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In this post we will try to simplify plant identification and will make an attempt to classify and identify about 100 common house plants and quickly know their important care tips – like watering and sunlight requirement. Of course these requirements vary depending on the zone you live in.  Please watch each of the plants carefully for identification whether or not you possess them, because this knowledge will certainly help you when you visit a plant nursery to purchase a plant.
We will try to make this post as short and concise as possible along with a video at the end for you to identify common house plants easily. And you can find detailed videos and articles on most of these plants on website.

 Let’s Classify Common House plants as:

  1. Ferns
  2. Vines, Creepers and Climbers
  3. Small Trees
  4. Ornamental Plants
  5. Succulents and Cactii.
  6. Flowering and Fruiting Plants.
  1. FERNS

    1. Asparagus Fern
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Difficult
    Sunlight: Avoid direct Noon sun, Indirect Light/Shade: Yes
    Watering: Daily or Alternate Days (Finger Dip to Check)
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

    2. Fox Tail Fern
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Difficult
    Sunlight: Avoid direct Noon sun, Indirect Sunlight/Shade: Yes
    Watering: Daily or Alternate Days (Finger Dip to Check)
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

    3. Boston Fern
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Difficult
    Sunlight: Indirect Light/Shade: Yes
    Watering: Daily (Finger Dip to Check)
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  1. VINES, CREEPERS AND CLIMBERS

  2. Philodendrons
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Yes
    Sunlight: Indirect Sunlight/Shade: Yes
    Watering: Daily or alternate days (Finger Dip to Check)
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  3. Money Plant / Pothos
    Level: Very Easy
    Indoor: Yes
    Sunlight: Indirect Light/Shade: Yes
    Watering: Grown in Water or Soil.
    Fertilizer: None / Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  4. Pepperomias and Hoyas
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Possible
    Sunlight: Direct or Indirect Light/Shade: Yes
    Watering: Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  5. Wandering Jew
    Level: Very Easy
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Indirect Light/Shade: Yes
    Watering: Daily or Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: None / Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  6. Bougainvillea
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sunlight at least 4 Hours.
    Watering: Daily or Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: Once in a month.

  7. Alamanda
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sunlight at least 4-6 Hours.
    Watering: Daily or Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: Once in a month.

  8. Scarlet clock vine
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sunlight at least 4-6 Hours.
    Watering: Daily or Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: Once in a month.

  9. Betel Vine (Edible Paan)
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Indirect Sunlight or Early Sun.
    Watering: Daily.
    Fertilizer: Once in 3 months (Nitrogen rich).

  10. Ajwain Plant
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Possible
    Sunlight: Direct or Indirect Light/Shade: Yes
    Watering: Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  1. SMALL TREES & SHRUBS

  2. Ficus (All Types)
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Indirect Bright light or Early Sun.
    Watering: Daily or alternate days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  3. Norfolk Island Pine (Christmas Tree)
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: Possible
    Sunlight: Indirect Bright light or Shade-net.
    Watering: Daily or alternate days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  4. Juniper (Cypress)
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sun, Shade-net, Avoid Noon Sun.
    Watering: Daily or alternate days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)


  5. Schefflera (Umbrella Tree)
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Indirect Bright light or Shade-net.
    Watering: Daily or alternate days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  6. Plumeria (Champa)
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sunlight at least 4-6 Hours.
    Watering: Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: Once in a month.
  • Oleander (Kaner)
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sunlight at least 4-6 Hours.
    Watering: Daily or Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: Once in a month.
  • Euphorbia Mili (Christ plant / Crown of Thorns)
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sunlight at least 4-6 Hours.
    Watering: Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: Once in a month.
  • Neem Tree
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct or Indirect Bright Light
    Watering: Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)
  • Dragon Tree (Dracaena Marginata)
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct or Indirect Bright Light
    Watering: Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)
  1. Song of India
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct or Indirect Bright Light
    Watering: Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)
  1. Palms (Areca palm, Table or Umbrella Palm)
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Possible
    Sunlight: Indirect Bright light or Shade-net.
    Watering: Daily or alternate days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)
  1. Crotons
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct or Indirect Bright Light
    Watering: Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)
  1. COPPERLEAF (acalypha wilkesiana)

Level: Easy
Indoor: No
Sunlight: Direct or Indirect Bright Light
Watering: Alternate Days.
Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  1. ORNAMENTAL PLANTS

  2. Coleus
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Yes
    Sunlight: Indirect Bright light or Shade-net
    Watering: Daily or alternate days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  3. Sanchezia
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Yes
    Sunlight: Indirect Bright light or Shade-net.
    Watering: Daily or alternate days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  • SYNGONIUM (arrow head)
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Yes
    Sunlight: Indirect Bright light or Shade.
    Watering: Daily or alternate days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)
  • Baby Tears Plant
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Indirect Bright light or Shade.
    Watering: Daily or alternate days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)
  • AMARYLLIS
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sun light or Shade-net
    Watering: Alternate days.
    Fertilizer: once a month in growing season

  • Spider Lilly
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sun light or Shade-net
    Watering: Alternate days.
    Fertilizer: once a month in growing season
  • Rain Lily
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sun light or Shade-net
    Watering: Alternate days.
    Fertilizer: once a month in growing season


  • Tube Rose (Rajnigandha)
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sun light or Shade-net
    Watering: Alternate days.
    Fertilizer: once a month in growing season
  • Anthurium
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: Yes
    Sunlight: Indirect Bright light or Shade.
    Watering: Alternate days.
    Fertilizer: once in 1 or 2 months
  1. Peace lily
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: Yes
    Sunlight: Indirect Bright light or Shade.
    Watering: Alternate days.
    Fertilizer: once in 1 or 2 months

  2. Calatheas
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Yes
    Sunlight: Indirect Bright light or Shade.
    Watering: Alternate days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  3. Dieffenbachia
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Yes
    Sunlight: Indirect Bright light or Shade.
    Watering: Alternate days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)


  4. Spider Plant (Chlorophytum)
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Yes
    Sunlight: Indirect Bright light or Shade.
    Watering: Alternate days.
    Fertilizer: None or Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  5. Adenium (Desert Rose)
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sunlight / Shade-net.
    Watering: Weekly Twice.
    Fertilizer: Once monthly

  6. Jatropha
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sun light or Shade-net
    Watering: Alternate days.
    Fertilizer: once a month
  1. Lucky Bamboo
    Level: Easy
    Indoor: Yes
    Sunlight: Indirect sunlight or Shade
    Watering: In Water or Daily Watering in Soil.
    Fertilizer: none

  2. Insulin Plant
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct or Indirect Sun light or Shade-net
    Watering: Alternate days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)

  3. Poinsettia
    Level: Moderate
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight:  Indirect Sun light or Shade-net
    Watering: Alternate days.
    Fertilizer: Occasional (once in 3 to 6 months)


  • SUCCULENTS & CACTII

  • Common Care Tips
    Level: Moderate to Difficult
    Indoor: Yes
    Sunlight: Indirect Sunlight / Shade / Shade-net.
    Watering: Weekly Twice or Thrice.
    Fertilizer: Once 3 months.

Jade Plant (Crassula), Crassula Ovata, Ecchiverias, Flowering Kalanchoes, Kalanchoe Thyrsiflora, Mother of Thousands, Sedums, Sedum Adolphi (Golden Sedum),  Fish-bone Cactus, String of Bananas, Donkey’s Tail – Sedum morganianum, Snake Plants (Sanseivera), Aloe Vera, Haworthias, Haworthia Zebrina,  Gasteria, Pencil Cactus, Baby Sunrose, Portulaca,

Cactus Types

  • FLOWERING & FRUITING

    Common Care Tips
    Level: Easy to Moderate
    Indoor: No
    Sunlight: Direct Sunlight at least 4 to 6 Hours.
    Watering: Daily or Alternate Days.
    Fertilizer: At least Once in a month.
  • Hibiscus ( All Types)
  • Rose
  • Ixora
  • Vinca (Periwinkle)
  • Marigold
  • Lemon
  • Pomegranut
  • Chickoo
  • Custard Apple
  • Guava
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