December 27, 2013 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google The main thing you need to do to keep your plants alive is to water them, and while there are some DIY ...

What’s the opposite of a “green thumb”? You. After flubbing a forest’s worth of ficuses and killing countless cacti, it’s time to get some help with this whole indoor gardening thing. The Koubachi ...

Oso Technologies' PlantLink is hoping to usher your garden into the Internet of things. The $79 package consists of a "Basestation" that you can attach to your Wi-Fi router, and a moisture sensor ...

The Swiss company Koubachi AG hopes to use its scientific prowess to craft new innovation for the smart home. It began by targeting plants and developing a free application to help you care for your ...

Nagpur: To realize the ‘Digital India’ and ‘Green India’ dreams of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a group of city’s young professionals has developed a fully digital plant pot, probably the first of ...

WHAT COULD THEY POSSIBLY WANT TO SAY? APART FROM, I’M BORED? It’s more about basic needs. The sensor, which goes in your plant pot, monitors the soil moisture, light, temperature and humidity – and ...

When Francesco needs water, sunlight, or even company, he can talk to let his owner know. It wouldn't be that impressive except he's a plant pot. Four Australian National University (ANU) students ...

Around the Hackaday bunker, any plant other than a cactus has a real chance of expiring due to thirst. Perhaps we should build some of [MakersFunDuck]’s Moisture Duck boards. As you can see in the ...

Watering can be a tricky art to master for container gardens as it does not take long for a plant to go from looking healthy to wilting. That fine line also comes into play between soil being too dry ...

For those who are not naturally green-fingered, the idea of a talking plant may be very appealing. Now a wi-fi sensor promises to help keep plants alive, alerting owners when their plants need water, ...