Free plant review
Twenty minutes on your rooms, your plants and what's going wrong.
Almost every houseplant problem is light or water, and almost every owner blames the wrong one. A photo of the plant and the window it sits in usually settles the argument.
A plant that thrives in a friend's apartment can die in yours. Light is that different, room to room.
Measuring the light you actually have, placing plants accordingly, and watering by the plant rather than the calendar.
See the programYellowing, browning, drooping and the four pests that account for nearly every infestation.
See the programWhen to repot and when not to, root health, and taking cuttings that actually root.
See the programShorter days, dry heated air and the adjustments that stop January from killing half your collection.
See the programEvery diagnosis starts with the same two pictures. Owners describe the plant; the window explains it.
Twenty minutes on your rooms, your plants and what's going wrong.
Whole plant, close-up of the damage, the soil, and the window it lives by.
Within 48 hours: cause, fix, and whether the plant is worth saving.
Plant by plant, matched to your actual light and schedule.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute plant review is free.
A weekly session diagnosing members' plants together.
$19/ month
A coach on your rooms, your light and your whole collection.
$49/ month
For a large collection, a difficult apartment, or a move.
$119/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
Zenvorai sells nothing — no plants, no soil, no fertilizer, no gadgets — and takes no commission from anyone who does. Most collections need better placement far more than another purchase.
We're also honest when a plant is finished. Root rot that has taken the whole root ball is not coming back, and saying so saves you three months of hope and watering. If you have pets or small children, check toxicity before buying — we'll flag it, and the responsibility is yours.
No, but plant choice has to be realistic. Plenty of species tolerate genuinely low light; many popular ones don't, whatever the tag says.
No schedule survives contact with a real home. We teach checking by weight and soil, which adapts to season, pot and room automatically.
Almost certainly fungus gnats, which means the top of the soil stays wet too long. Very fixable, and it usually points at a watering habit.
Many aren't. We'll flag toxicity when we recommend species, and you should check any plant against a reliable list before bringing it home.
Sometimes. Send photos and we'll tell you honestly, including when it's finished — which is more useful than encouragement.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Twenty minutes, free, on the plant, the window and what to change.