Your connected garden just got smarter thanks to Parrot

When you think smart-home you think lights, air conditioning, power and such things – but for some time the smart home has included your garden thanks to the Parrot Flower Power – here at EFTM we’re fans of what the Flower Power does, and never thought to question how it could do more. Until now.

 

At CES this week Parrot unveiled the new “pot” and “H2O” which are essentially the next generation of connected garden accessories.

The original Flower Power was able to monitor all kinds of things about your plant, and reference a huge database of plants to offer you advice on sunlight, water and fertilising needs for the plant.

So imagine the plant needs water, and that was taken care of by the smart device.

That’s the essence of the H2o.  Everything you love about the Flower Power except with the addition of a screw cap placement which allows you to literally twist on any standard drink bottle filled with water and offer weeks of watering just as the plant needs it.

With the water bottle inserted the H2O delivers just the water the plant needs, when it needs it.

Taking that concept one step further, the Parrot “Pot” does all the same stuff, but built into the pot for the plant itself.

With 2l of water storage included in the pot itself, there are the same sensors you’ve had with the Flower Power and now the H2O, just built into the pot itself – and as with the H2O if the plant needs water – it gets water!

No word on pricing or availability, but a great innovation for your smart home.

Recent Posts

  • Motoring

BYD ATTO 1 to hit Australia at $23,990 – Australia’s cheapest electric car

Australia's electric car market hits an all-new low today, in a good way, with BYD…

3 hours ago
  • Product News

You can now preorder LG’s 6K 32-inch UltraFine evo Monitor with Thunderbolt 5 in Australia

LG Australia have announced their latest high-end display, with the UltraFine evo 6K (model 32U990A),…

5 hours ago
  • Tech

Amazon expands their home security offerings with new Blink and Ring devices landing in Australia

After their big unveil at the Amazon event in October, Ring and Blink have today…

13 hours ago
  • Tech

Valve unveils new Steam Machine console alongside new Steam Controller and Steam Frame VR headset

Valve, the company behind both great first person shooters, and arguably one of the best…

14 hours ago
  • Lifestyle

Did somebody say shutdown? Menulog quits Australia

In a blow for convenience, online delivery company Menulog have announced they will shutdown their…

1 day ago
  • Tech

Sony announces the first Playstation gaming monitor with Dual-Sense controller charging dock

A massive name in the TV space, it's always been a little odd they've never…

1 day ago