Identify the plant
Take or upload a photo to identify houseplants, flowers, trees, succulents, and garden plants.
Plant Care AI
Plant identifier & care app
Identify a plant, understand visible care issues, and get practical next steps from one photo—without digging through generic advice.

Plant care, clarified
Hanami brings identification, issue clues, care guidance, saved profiles, and reminders into one calm place.
Take or upload a photo to identify houseplants, flowers, trees, succulents, and garden plants.
Review clues for yellow leaves, spots, drooping, pests, soil issues, and other visible signs.
Save plant profiles, record health notes, and follow simple reminders for ongoing care.
Inside Hanami
Explore identification, plant health, care guidance, profiles, and reminders.






How it works
Use a clear photo of the whole plant or the symptom you want to understand.
See the likely identification, issue clues, and guidance for water, light, soil, and feeding.
Add the plant to your collection and follow reminders, notes, and recovery progress over time.
Plant care guides
Practical answers for the questions plant owners search most often.
Take a better photo and turn a plant name into useful care information.
Read visible symptoms and narrow down what may be stressing your plant.
Build a practical routine for watering, light, soil, and check-ins.
Explore common causes, what to check first, and when to change your routine.
Frequently asked
Use a bright, focused image that includes distinctive leaves or flowers, then compare the result with the real plant. Learn more
Hanami can review visible symptoms and suggest issue clues and care steps. Consider water, light, soil, pests, and recent changes together. Learn more
An app can help narrow down visible patterns, but environmental context matters and severe cases may need a local expert. Learn more
Yes. Save a plant and use reminders and check-ins to build a consistent care routine. Learn more
Grow with confidence
Download Hanami to identify plants, understand care issues, and keep the next step close.