Picture This: the app that helps you recognize plants and take care of them without making mistakes

Picture this is an app dedicated to the world of plants that allows you to recognize them and find advice on how to cure them and treat problems

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If you want to start caring for some houseplants or outdoor plants but are worried that you don't have a green thumb, you'll be happy to know that there is an app that can help you. This is Picture This which will not only allow you to find out everything about your plants but will also help you to take care of them in the best possible way.

Picture This is nothing more than an online encyclopedia, a real plant identifier within the reach of a smartphone. To find out which species we are facing, just take a photo of the leaves or flowers (or upload one already made). The database will then draw on information relating to over 10 thousand plants to immediately give you a reliable result.

But one of the most interesting features is undoubtedly the self-diagnosis of problems. Often in fact, especially if we are beginners with gardening, we are faced with the difficulties of making our plant grow better.

The app will also help you in this, if for example some parts are sick, just take a picture to understand what the problem is and get suggestions for treatment.

Even if your plant is fine, you can make the most of the app that will give you all the useful tips to avoid making mistakes: therefore when and how much to water, how much light and what positioning that species needs and many other useful tips enclosed in one detailed guide to plant care.

Another useful function is identification of toxic plants, particularly interesting for those who have pets at home and want to protect them from possible problems related to the ingestion of leaves, flowers or fruits. There is also no shortage of history and curiosities of each plant, including its origins and how the name was born. The basic version of the app is free and can be downloaded on the AppStore and Google Play in 9 languages. However, only 3 plants per day can be searched, alternatively, to have free access to the database without limits, an annual subscription costing € 19,99 is required.

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