Whether you're a casual hobbyist with a few houseplants or a commercial grower managing thousands of cultivars, Orchrd adapts to your workflow.
Search our database of over 431,000 accepted plant taxa and 1.43 million botanical names. Add plants to your collection by scientific name, common name, or cultivar — Orchrd matches them to the right identity automatically.
Capture observations with photos, trait measurements, and care notes over time. Record propagation events, growth milestones, and environmental conditions. Your plant's story builds automatically from every observation.
Connect with collectors to trade cuttings directly, or open your own storefront to sell plants through the marketplace. Every transaction records provenance — so buyers always know where their plants came from.
From tracking a single houseplant to managing a commercial collection, Orchrd provides the tools that plant people actually need.
Track every plant with photos, observations, trait data, and detailed care logs. Free for up to 10 plants.
Browse thousands of plant varieties contributed by the community. Search by scientific name, synonym, or common name.
Propose trades directly with other collectors. Full provenance tracking records every exchange.
Buy and sell cuttings, potted plants, and seeds through individual seller storefronts with secure Stripe payments.
Orchrd supports every type of plant. Our taxonomy database covers all vascular plants with over 431,000 accepted taxa — from tropical aroids to desert cacti, from heirloom tomatoes to rare orchids. Whatever you grow, Orchrd has it.
431K+
Accepted Plant Taxa
1.43M
Searchable Botanical Names
Free
Marketplace Listings
$36/yr
Unlimited Collection
Every plant on Orchrd carries a chain-of-custody history. When plants are purchased through the marketplace, traded between collectors, or transferred to a new owner, that lineage is recorded permanently. Provenance tracking helps the community verify the origins of rare cultivars and builds trust between buyers and sellers.
Plant naming is complex — the same plant can have multiple valid names across scientific classifications, trade names, and regional common names. Rather than enforcing a single “correct” name, Orchrd stores all name claims and lets the community surface alternatives. Names are pointers to identity, not declarations of absolute truth.