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admin   Thu, 02 Feb 2017  MACHEENE | Report Abuse Its a new day, well another day in the wonderful world of technological evolution. The framework is quite simple the things we do are the same but it's just gotten a lot easier to do it, and that goes from dating to driving, and now from an phone app that you can get a loan for a house but that's neither here nor there. Let's take a look at what happens when all of this is done you got the wife from a dating app, the car is parked and driving itself, and the house has been purchased yes you got approved for your loan. The next phase is maintenance and the quintessential honey-do chore that you need to do is taking care of the green that never stops growing and that is not your pockets. 

 

1. Edyn

This little genius monitors and keeps track of the environmental conditions in your garden. If it’s been a scorching 90 degrees all day, Edyn wants you to know about it in case your plants need some extra TLC. The system also gets down and dirty. With a wireless sensor, Edyn creates tailor-made recommendations about which plants would do best in your garden based on your soil composition. Do you know how to do that yourself? If yes, you are an expert and we admire you.

2. RainMachine

The RainMachine happily takes command of your sprinkler system. And it can see the future. Using seven-day forecasts, the system uses real-time weather data to adjust your watering schedule. What RainMachine sees, you can see from your smartphone or tablet. This smart sprinkler system is desirable because it increases water efficiency. It helps you save water, which is important (I’m looking at you, California).

3. greenIQ 

Sprinklers on in the rain? Embarrassing. Garden lights on in the afternoon sun? Useless. Green IQ is a Smart Garden Hub that takes care of things like this for you. Plus, the weather algorithm claims to lower water consumption in the garden by 50%. The device can be controlled across multiple platforms and gives you bragging rights with water savings reports.

4. Parrot Flower Power
The Parrot Flower Power is a wireless Bluetooth low energy sensor, which precisely measures, in real-time, parameters for plant growth –soil moisture, fertilizer, ambient temperature and light intensity–and via a free dedicated app, alerts users on their smartphones if action is required. Parrot’s wireless sensor technology relies on a seamless connection with GreenIQ’s weather-based irrigation technology. And just how smart is this little Parrot? She’s got over 7000 plants in her database which you can browse by plant type, shape, bloom or leaf color, lifetime (annual, biennial, perennial), and season.