Gardening and horticulture are fastly becoming new hobbies for thousands of Americans embracing this powerful green movement and many of them may be very interested in what Olga Kalugina has created.
The FlowerPot Eye is a sort of X-Ray flowerpot that not only shows the roots of your plant but vital information such as: Light levels, humidity, and the current soil conditions of the plant.
Very futuristic looking indeed and I’m sure these would sell great here in Portland.
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The EasyBloom Plant Sensor is Web 2.0 meets botanical mad scientist. Just place the device in the location you plan to ‘garden’ and after 24 hours plug it in your computer. The EasyBlossom website will suck down the recorded info and based on soil pH, sunlight levels, ambient temperature, humidity, and drainage it’ll recommend the ideal plant species for that location.
You can grab an EasyBoom here for $80
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Surely no one in their right mind would want one of these in their house, right? Built-in to the plant holder is some sort of sensor that detects sunlight and scurries the plant in holding across the room for UV exposure. Can you imagine 10 of these attempting to work in unison? It’d be like the retarded version of iRobot.
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