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What the world needs: a waterproof bluetooth moisture sensor for flower baskets - chopper - 06-06-2014

Mine is 25 off the ground, and I never know if it needs water or not. It'd be nice to have a Bluetooth monitor set up for the iPhone.


Re: What the world needs: a waterproof bluetooth moisture sensor for flower baskets - BernDog - 06-06-2014

Um...

http://www.parrot.com/flowerpower/en
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00FOM2Y1M?pc_redir=1401973599&robot_redir=1


Re: What the world needs: a waterproof bluetooth moisture sensor for flower baskets - Numo - 06-06-2014

What an awful web site for Parrot. It feels like its purpose is to hide what their product does.


Re: What the world needs: a waterproof bluetooth moisture sensor for flower baskets - lost in space - 06-06-2014

Ammo wrote:
What an awful web site for Parrot. It feels like its purpose is to hide what their product does.

Bad as that site is, it's better than Amazon; their page formatting isn't working for me. Looks like Netscape 1.0.


Re: What the world needs: a waterproof bluetooth moisture sensor for flower baskets - cbelt3 - 06-06-2014

That actually has a pretty good use case for gardeners and even farmers.


Re: What the world needs: a waterproof bluetooth moisture sensor for flower baskets - OWC Jamie - 06-06-2014

drip tube and a timer ?




Re: What the world needs: a waterproof bluetooth moisture sensor for flower baskets - chopper - 06-06-2014

Already rocking a drip tube and a timer. But the basket is about 25 feet in the air. Water is streaming out the bottom in five minutes. I never know how much is enough. Or if it is actually dry. Petunias.