Edible Wild Plants

About this app

Identify Edible wild plants in secons using artificial intelligence. Only with a photo. Whether you just want to increase your outdoorsman knowledge or you want to be ready for any survival situation, one of the most valuable skills you can acquire is the ability to find food. Did you know dandelions are edible? Or that you can make tea from lawn grass that’s great for lungs, bronchitis, skin conditions and preventing kidney stones? There is no excuse for not being able to afford healthy food, because the healthiest food and medicine on the planet is free, it's all-natural, and it's growing right outside your house and around your neighborhood. This is not just the lifestyle of desperate poor, but people from all walks of life are discovering the amazing health and longevity benefits. After the app identifies the edible plant, it offers interesting information about it. Please, be sure of what you eat. The app has been created with the purpose of guiding and give advice but it is not always 100% correct. Also, in most disasters, seeking out water should be number 1 on anyone’s list, you’ll have to find food eventually. And while knowing how to hunt game of all shapes and sized can be extremely valuable, it’s also time- and energy-consuming. If you absolutely need to conserve energy, however, there is another option: foraging. It should come as no surprise that there are a wide array of edible plants out in the wild, because that’s where domesticated crops originally came from. But, finding foliage you can eat isn’t as simple as walking over to the nearest bush and picking some berries. Just as there’s a lot to eat in the wild, there’s also a lot that can harm you. Rather than take any unnecessary risks, familiarize yourself with the 61 edible wild plants and you should be able to survive just about anywhere. Download it now!

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1. First observed Sep 14, 2026 · 11:09 AM $2.99