Have any of you used AI conversations to learn more about...
Have any of you used AI conversations to learn more about your plants? I’ve been doing that to answer other people’s questions and I’ve been studying my individual plants. Just now I asked a bunch of questions about my Lithops and learned a way of watering each one in a pot filled with a bunch at different stages. Answer: squirt bottle! Try talking with AI on any of your search engines. Just remember to use your own judgment as AI only gathers a lot of information from around the net and could mislead. But combined with common sense it is a good synthesizer. #HappyPlants #PlantsMakePeopleHappy #TheWateringHole
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@BEsucculent I use it quite often. You are correct though, it is not always accurate. But, thank you 😊
@malmisfit that’s a good idea for me too. I’m often annoyed with Alexa as she starts talking sometimes when I didn’t ask her anything. But maybe she needs a technical problem to solve.
@stephonicle Absolutely! I’d much rather take advice from a real plant enthusiast who has had real life experiences than a robot giving you their best guess based on compiled information they have mixed with whatever lies there could be online. No hate to anybody of course, though.
I use Gemini on my Android a lot, I give it pics of my plants for diagnostics. It's not always right, and sometimes I will ask the same questions in multiple ways to try to catch any inaccuracies. That said, I like that it will make those conversations into a Google doc, which I save in Drive and update as I go. I also like that it's started to learn what plants I have, and it even references my cat by name and gives me pet specific advice. I guess I've asked Gemini about pet safe plants just a few times. 😆 I do prefer to read advice here, but it's definitely another source for me!