Would you use this Wi-Fi plant sensor to know when to water your plant? bit.ly/LHbqlJ
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Kyle G
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This is pretty cool, but I think I would save my money and get some advice from all the members on Hometalk if I had a question on plant care.
Koubachi Wi-Fi plant sensor
9 answers
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so how does this work...it send you and email saying "I'm thirsty"?
KMS Woodworks
on Jun 18, 2012
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I'd love to know how this works? I have a habit of killing every plant ever given to me, This could be my answer.
R C
on Jul 05, 2012
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I have one and it's a great help if your not sure. They are cheap, so it's not a big deal.
Nanny
on May 31, 2014
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I have a moisture sensor that I got somewhere over 30 years ago. No batteries, it just has a gauge with an arrow pointing to 'dry,moist,wet'. I have no idea HOW it works, but it is correct every time.
Anna
on Jun 01, 2014
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I just stick my finger in soil & when it's dry water lightly...............
Peg
on Jul 02, 2014
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no I would go to a garden shop or a dollar store and pick up some water stakes that change color when you need to water.
Cynthia Lesh
on Jul 31, 2014
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no chance another money making scheme, have a regular watering session, i water most my plants on sunday, even my succulants/cactus, get about an eggcup size amount, most houseplant you can tell if they want water by drooping
Tracy Gilmore
on Aug 17, 2014
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@I might try one when I find one.
Ruth Wolery
on Aug 23, 2014
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Want one! My plants would be much happier :)
Lynn
on Aug 23, 2014
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