Why do leaves change color?
Changing the color of the leaves is the first and most visible signal that our plant is not feeling well. This can be the result of care errors such as shedding or overdrying, but is often a symptom of a more serious bacterial, fungal or pest infection. AI Flowr allows you to instantly analyze subtle color changes and make an accurate diagnosis in a few seconds.
The most common symptoms of diseases
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yellowing of leaves - most often indicates overflow or lack of nitrogen
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brown spots - may indicate a fungal infection or sunburn
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white patches - a typical symptom of powdery mildew, a dangerous fungal disease
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leaf curling - a defense against moisture loss or a sign of the presence of pests
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leaf fall - rapid reaction to thermal shock or advanced root rot
How does Flowr help with diagnosis?
Flowr uses advanced image recognition algorithms. All you need to do is take a clear picture of the diseased leaf in a good light. Our AI model, trained on more than 100,000 images of plant pathologies, will immediately detect structural anomalies and identify the pathogen, proposing a ready-made treatment plan.
A tip from Dr. Kowalski:
Take a close-up (macro) shot of the leaf, trying to capture both the healthy part of the leaf and the area with the lesions. It's best to shoot in daylight, avoiding direct sunlight and flash.
Step by step: diagnosis with Flowr
Open the Flowr app and select the camera function.
Point the lens at the affected leaf and take a sharp picture.
Wait a moment for the AI analysis, which will indicate the probable disease.
Apply the recommended quarantine and treatment plan to save the plant.
Summary
A quick diagnosis is the key to success in saving potted plants. Thanks to the AI on your phone, you no longer have to guess or look for information on forums. Regularly review the lists of your green wards, and when in doubt — let Flowr AI work.
dr Jan Kowalski
Plant pathology expert and substantive advisor Flowr
Dr. Jan Kowalski has been researching diseases of potted and garden plants for over 15 years. It helps to develop Flowr diagnostic algorithms, ensuring the highest accuracy of care recommendations.
