Automatic soil monitoring/logging

[ibjamming]

Check this out...I don't know how well it works, especially with cannabis...but it seems great for a new grower...

Description

The EasyBloom Plant Sensor Plus gives a "plant's-eye" view of your garden or home – telling you what plants to grow or what’s wrong with a sick plant. Patented technology recommends the right plant, flower, vegetable, tree, shrub or vine, for inside or outside. Stop wasting money and time on plants that aren't right for your environment--know what to grow, right from the start. The reusable EasyBloom Plant Sensor Plus uses patent-protected sensors to measure sunlight, temperature, soil moisture and drainage. Use EasyBloom indoors or outdoors. Plug EasyBloom into the USB port on your MAC or PC, and your environment will be analyzed by our Plant Doctor Algorithms to recommend plants, or assess the health of your plant. Use the EasyBloom Plant Sensor over and over again, season after season, to help care for your plants and decide what to plant. EasyBloom’s web site gives you Plant Doctor advice on any sick plants. EasyBloom will tell you whether your plant needs water, light or fertilizer. (Subscription required to use fertilizer functionality). Also, get access to the EasyBloom 6,000+ Plant Library with information on when to plant, how to grow any plant, and plant care tips on everything from Azalea to Zinnias. EasyBloom gives you expert help in the palm of your hand.

* Find plants for each area of your home and garden
* Online plant library of 6,000+ plants
* Eliminate growing by trial and error
* Help sick plants get better
* Tracks plants in your personal My Plants database

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs...ode=cii_5784816&locStoreNum=3021&marketID=129

 

[decrimCA]

Check this out...I don't know how well it works, especially with cannabis...but it seems great for a new grower...

Description

The EasyBloom Plant Sensor Plus gives a "plant's-eye" view of your garden or home – telling you what plants to grow or what’s wrong with a sick plant. Patented technology recommends the right plant, flower, vegetable, tree, shrub or vine, for inside or outside. Stop wasting money and time on plants that aren't right for your environment--know what to grow, right from the start. The reusable EasyBloom Plant Sensor Plus uses patent-protected sensors to measure sunlight, temperature, soil moisture and drainage. Use EasyBloom indoors or outdoors. Plug EasyBloom into the USB port on your MAC or PC, and your environment will be analyzed by our Plant Doctor Algorithms to recommend plants, or assess the health of your plant. Use the EasyBloom Plant Sensor over and over again, season after season, to help care for your plants and decide what to plant. EasyBloom’s web site gives you Plant Doctor advice on any sick plants. EasyBloom will tell you whether your plant needs water, light or fertilizer. (Subscription required to use fertilizer functionality). Also, get access to the EasyBloom 6,000+ Plant Library with information on when to plant, how to grow any plant, and plant care tips on everything from Azalea to Zinnias. EasyBloom gives you expert help in the palm of your hand.

* Find plants for each area of your home and garden
* Online plant library of 6,000+ plants
* Eliminate growing by trial and error
* Help sick plants get better
* Tracks plants in your personal My Plants database

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs...ode=cii_5784816&locStoreNum=3021&marketID=129

Okay, seriously, this sounds like one of those 'too good to be true' things. I think I would wait to see what others find out about this before I spent the money on it.

To me, it just seems to take a bit too much of the control away from the grower. And I like to be in control of my grows, no question about it.

That's why I've been using AN products for years now. They allow me to follow their schedule...or not. And I really don't. I have my own recipe that works well and it seems to be treating my plants good too.

And does this work for MJ? I wouldn't just apply any plant advice to my grow. Just saying....

Though I would say that this system sounds like it might be fun for beginners who are nervous about what to do, but then again, there's nothing like hands on experience to help you learn mistakes along the way. Well, that's how I learned anyway.

From A LOT of mistakes.

 

[ibjamming]

That's what I thought, great for beginners. Have "dad" looking over their shoulder telling them NOT to water it so soon. Not to add so much ferts.

I'm waiting for someone else to try it first too...