The mission
Spriggo was born from a simple observation: when you have a problem with an indoor plant (yellow leaves, spots, animal that ate a piece), classic gardening sites rarely respond with the expected precision. Either the information is too generic, or it's buried in long generic articles, or it's outright wrong.
Our goal: cover every species with a clear ID sheet (light, watering, toxicity), and every symptom with a structured diagnosis (likely cause, verification, solution). No filler. No vagueness.
The companion: the Spriggo app
The site is published as part of the promotion of the mobile application Spriggo. Plant Health, available for free on Google Play.
The app identifies a plant from a photo, detects main problems (spots, yellowing, pests), and provides a health score out of 100. Site and app complement each other: the site provides background information, the app diagnoses in real time.
Editorial method
Each species sheet and diagnostic article is written from multiple recognized sources: classic horticultural references, veterinary databases (ASPCA, Pet Poison Helpline), feedback from gardeners and professional nurseries, field observations.
Animal toxicity is systematically verified against the ASPCA and other veterinary poison control databases. In case of suspected poisoning, contact a veterinarian or animal poison control center immediately.
Photographs
The photographs illustrating the articles come exclusively from Wikimedia Commons,
under free licenses. Photo credits are indicated on each page (under each image). The complete credits
list is in the /photos/CREDITS.md file of the source repository.
If you are the author of a photograph used and would like to have an attribution or credit corrected, contact us at hello@spriggo.site.
Multilingual
Spriggo is available in French, English and Spanish. Each article is translated (not auto-generated) to remain accurate in each language. If you spot a translation error or an awkward phrasing, report it to hello@spriggo.site.
Who publishes Spriggo
Spriggo is published by Eric LEROY, sole proprietor under the trade name Play3rs, based in Juan-les-Pins, France. See the legal notice for full details.
Contact
A missing species, a typo, an editorial partnership, a question about the app: hello@spriggo.site.