Your plants
have a history.

Morphora is the catalog for your collection.
Know what you grow.

Record every plant, cutting, and milestone — accession numbers, propagation, photos, and history — in one archive that's yours.

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More than a plant app.
It's your botanical archive.

Philodendron gloriosum leaf, close-up photograph showing its dramatic pale venation
No. 004

Philodendron gloriosum

'Gloriosum'

FamilyAraceae
GenusPhilodendron
OriginUnknown
Acquired06.14.2026
SourceCollector / Trade
47Specimens 12Genera 6Rooms 8Propagations

Your collection

Every plant, on record.

Accession numbers, photos, propagation, and history, kept together in one archive.

Morphora's Collection grid, showing accession numbers, botanical names, and genus reference illustrations for plants without a photo yet

Your actual collection — accession numbers, botanical names, and a genus illustration standing in for any plant you haven't photographed yet.

What it actually tracks

Everything a serious collection needs on record.

Not a jungle of plant emoji and streaks — a proper catalog, built the way a collector would actually keep one.

Accession numbersCollection

A permanent number for every plant the day it joins, the way a museum records a specimen — not a name that could belong to three different pots.

Propagation logCuttings

Track cuttings from start to potted-up — the method, the date, and what actually rooted.

Photo galleryHistory

Every photo across your whole collection, newest first — a visual record of growth over time.

Genus & speciesNerd mode

Turn on Nerd Mode for taxonomy, hybrid parentage, cultivar names, and morphology, for the plants where that level of record matters.

Morphora's Propagating view, showing cuttings ready to pot up and a batch still rooting, with the method and days elapsed
Every batch you've started, tracked by what's actually rooted — not a vague memory of which cutting you took when.

The Morphora difference

Not a plant-care app.
A record of your collection.

From the day it joins your collection, every plant gets a permanent record — with photos, notes, propagation history, and more. Because your plants are more than just plants. They're a story.

AcquiredCapture the origin story
AccessionedAssign a unique number
GrownTrack progress & changes
PropagatedLog cuttings & roots
PhotographedCapture new growth
CollectedBuild your legacy

Most plant apps are built for people who own three plants. Morphora is built for the other kind of collection — the one with a spreadsheet backup and a wishlist longer than the collection itself.

A typical plant-care app

  • Identifies a plant from a photo
  • Reminds you to water it
  • One generic care sheet per species
  • No record of where a plant came from

Morphora

  • A permanent record for every specimen
  • Reminders, plus a full propagation and value history
  • Genus-level care notes you can dismiss once you know them
  • Parentage, cultivar, and collection-number tracking

For the people who give their plants numbers

The ones who know the cultivar.

The ones who remember where they bought it, what they paid, and which cutting it came from. (You're going to like this.)

Anthurium clarinervium leaf, dark green with pale veining
No. 002Anthurium clarinerviumAraceaeAcquired 02.11.26 · ThrivingRareVelvet
Monstera deliciosa leaf with natural fenestrations
No. 007Monstera deliciosaAraceaeAcquired 08.30.25 · ThrivingMother plant
Alocasia amazonica in a white pot
No. 011Alocasia amazonicaAraceaeAcquired 11.04.25 · PropagatingCuttings rooting
Variegated Hoya carnosa with a pink stem
No. 014Hoya carnosaApocynaceaeAcquired 05.19.26 · ThrivingVariegatedTrade

One plant.

Everything you know about it.

Not just a name and a watering date — a dated record of everything that happens to it.

  • IdentityGenus, species, cultivar
  • OriginAcquisition, source, price
  • MorphologyLeaf shape, venation, growth habit
  • PropagationCuttings, roots, success rate
  • PhotographyA visual history
  • CareWater, light, feed, repot
  • HistoryNotes, tags, timeline
No. 002Philodendron gloriosumHistory
  1. AcquiredTraded with a friend · mature plant
  2. AccessionedNo. 002 · Sunroom · bright indirect
  3. NoteNew leaf unfurled, deeper venation.
  4. PropagatedRhizome split into water · 1 cutting
  5. RootedRoots showing after 23 days.
  6. Potted upNow a plant of its own.
Close-up of a Philodendron gloriosum petiole showing its fuzzy cataphyll

Deeper into your plants

You can keep it simple.
Or you can get weird.

Taxonomy, cultivar, parentage, morphology, acquisition details — it's all there when you want it. Because sometimes "just a plant" isn't enough.

Nerd mode: ON

Your collection

A growing library.

However big or small, your collection deserves a home. Beautiful, organized, and always with you.

47Plants
12Genera
28Cultivars
A dense greenhouse of monstera and banana leaves
Greenhouse
A tiled path through a Victorian glasshouse full of ferns and foliage
Conservatory
Ferns and orchids behind glass in soft mist
Fern room
A dusky sunroom with wicker chairs and a glowing doorway
Sunroom

Pricing

One plan. Nothing to compare.

7 days free

then $7 / month
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Your 7 days are free. A card is required to begin; you're charged $7 when the 7 days end, and if you cancel before then you pay nothing. During the trial you get every feature except the Excel spreadsheet export, which unlocks when your subscription starts.

Your data is yours: download your whole collection as a spreadsheet or a backup file any time. Morphora keeps it safe, but never keeps it hostage.

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