Most houseplants aren’t killed by neglect. They’re killed by guesswork: a watering schedule the plant never agreed to, a corner that looked bright enough. Botanly looks at your plant and tells you what it actually needs.
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Your plant doesn’t know what day it is. In winter it drinks a fraction of what it needs in summer, and the extra sits at the roots.
The tag says it, every website says it. Nobody tells you whether your north-facing window counts.
Drooping and yellowing are the last signals, not the first. The trouble usually started weeks earlier, below the soil line.
No forums, no guessing which of twelve diseases it might be. Botanly looks at the leaves, the soil and the pot, and tells you what’s wrong in plain words.
Every plant gets its own rhythm, worked out from the species, the pot and the season. You get a nudge on the right day, and nothing on the others.
Send a photo and a question, and get an answer about your plant, not plants in general. The assistant knows its species, when you last watered it and what the last health check found.
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Full access from the moment you sign up — identification, health checks, the AI chat, reminders, all of it.
No card required. The trial begins when you create your account and simply stops at the end — nothing is charged automatically.
Add the plant you’re worried about first. Botanly will tell you how it’s doing in under a minute.
