Are you a budding botanist? Well, knowing how to identify plants on iPhone is definitely going to be one of the easiest hidden iPhone features for you.
With iOS 15, Apple gave iPhone users the ability to have visuals on photos taken using the camera. The iPhone can now detect and recognize multiple subjects, one of which is plants!
This little-known feature is useful in a few ways. Obviously, keen gardeners and plant lovers can now simply take an image of a flower they love, look at it right away (or when it suits them) and then buy one for themselves, all while asking for the gorgeous Latin name. Or don’t need to remember.
And what’s more, both parents and pet owners can now find out what their strange child or family dog ate — and whether it’s dangerous — with just a few taps and swipes, potentially costly. Saving of medical or veterinary fees.
As iPhone features go, it’s pretty nifty. So, without further ado, here’s how to identify plants on iPhone.
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How to Identify Plants on iPhone
1. Open the Camera app And take a picture The plant you want to identify.
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2. Open the Photos app And navigate to image You just took Swipe up from the bottom of the image To bring up the Image Info panel.
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3. Tap on Look Up Banner on the information panel. If it’s done and your iPhone has detected a plant, you’ll see a gray “Plant>” banner on it.
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4. The look up results will now pop up at the bottom of the screen. Tap on Siri Knowledge Entries to read more, or Tap on Similar Web Images Have found the perfect plant to see more images and check your iPhone.
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If you’re interested in plants, you can also check out our guides on what to plant in May to get summer blooms, and how to grow strawberries.
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