Automatically detect soil moisture levels and activate watering when below a defined threshold. Conserve water by reducing unnecessary watering. Provide a consistent and reliable method of plant care.

When the sensor detects that the moisture content is already below 30%, it sends a signal to the Arduino, which, in turn, activates a water pump to provide hydration to the plant.

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Automatic Smart Plant Watering System is a smarter solution that works on Arduino Uno, which can automatically operate for plant watering at optimal moisture conditions of soil. It checks the moisture ...

Fill the (now leaky) baggie with water, rest the baggie inside the plant's pot (or anywhere near it, as long as it's above the soil and the wick is touching the soil), and you're done.

Watering plants is tough to remember. You'll find all types of tricks out there to do it automatically, but Instructables user randofo's Arduino-powered system might be one of the more ambitious ...

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The Automatic Plant Watering System is an Arduino-based automated system designed to monitor and maintain the health of your plants. By integrating sensors and automated controls, this system ensures ...