My DIY Garden Automation System – Part 2: Functionality
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Great work! Very well put together. Especially like the DIY magnet stirrer. Your UI is nice too. Well organized.
Brilliant work on a very elegant and useful system to have.
As it stands, is there any manual work required for plant care besides making sure the pot is the right size and the branches aren’t everywhere?
It looks like you have water-nutrients–pH-temperature-humidity all under automated control and I can’t think of anything else.
Naturally, I’m also envious, and would like to build something similar one day. Would it be possible to write a building manual of sorts? I’m imagining a list of components, an explanation of how they are connected together, and the pieces of code making them work. Each of these steps would take weeks to research and learn, so even a partial build-manual would save a lot of time.
Hi,
First, awesome you did ! i thinking same than “a fan ” would be really great if you could a tuto to save lot of times.
I hope one day to have similar system
Cheers
Hi, verry nice job
The project is on github? i really hope so 😉
Wow, your DIY garden automation system is imposing! I’m amazed at all the functionality you’ve been able to build into it. You clearly know your stuff when it comes to gardening and technology. Have you considered sharing your project with the broader community? I’m sure there are many people out there who would love to learn from your expertise. You can also incorporate landscaping elements into your system. I hear https://jscustomlandscaping.com has some awesome ideas and products to take your garden to the next level. Keep up the great work, and I wish you every success.