http://easybloom.com/ I just ran across this and wondered if anyone here has one or has seen them. The website says they are sold at Home Depot's website so I thought maybe the stores have it, too. You put it in the spot where you want to grow something for 24 hours and it monitors light, water, and all kinds of things. Then it's supposed to give recommendations for what will or will not do well in that spot. I've lost several outside plants this year that, in theory, should have done well where I planted them. Makes me wonder if this would keep that from happening so often. It also says it works for potted plants, and for plants that are doing poorly, it will tell you why and what to do to make them grow better. If it works the way they say, I think it would be a very nice thing to have!
EasyBloom Plant Sensor - Sounds neat! Anybody have one?
sounds neat,could be a useful tool
But does it work??
I thought it sounded like it could come in very handy if it works. Apparently it was featured on the Today Show, or something. I may do a little more research on it, and if it sounds legit, I will get one. It's not cheap - $60 - but I have spent more than that on perennials and shrubs that died this summer alone. It might pay for itself in no time!
It looks like a really cool thing to have!!
Lynn