When the world went on quarantine in 2020, many sought productivity and entertainment through various hobbies, such as gardening. As many became green thumbs during the quarantine, a handful of modern gadgets are available in the market designed to make growing and maintaining greenery easier. If you are a plant enthusiast looking for gadgets to help you in your indoor gardening, take a look at these five devices.
Self-timing Planter
Smart technology has gained its foothold in gardening. A self-timing grower is a hi-tech device perfect for plant parents who don’t have the time to look after their precious greenery. Self-timing planters are also compact so that they can fit on your kitchen counter or your work table. Some self-timing containers draw water from your plants’ dew, making them automatic and self-sustaining.
Window Micro Greens Grower
Harness the power of the sun while saving space in your home by using a window micro greens grower. This solar-powered planter is compact yet lets green thumbs plant a limitless amount of herbs and miniature plants. Residents of condo units like Grass Residences may place window microgreens growers on their balcony windows to get the most sunlight for their plants to grow healthily and happily.
Grow Light
Ample sunlight is vital for your plants to thrive. But what if your home is somewhere shady? Don’t fret because grow lights are available for you to keep your plants growing happily and healthily. Grow lights may either be in the form of globes or LED bars. Think of them as portable sunlight that you can use to recreate sunshine for your potted plants. You’ll be able to provide enough sunlight for your indoor greeneries even on gloomy and cold rainy days.
Soil and Light Monitors
Besides sunlight, healthy soil is vital for plants to grow strong and healthy. Soil monitors are now available to help you check your soil’s moisture levels and temperature. You’ll be able to tell whether your plants need more water or are overwatered.
As for light monitors, they help you check whether a spot has too much or little light. You don’t want your plants to dry up because of extreme light exposure. You also don’t want them to go cold by placing them where no sun hits at all.
Stackable Plant Container
With commercial areas in bustling cities like Quezon City continuously expanding, space for gardens gradually becomes smaller. Residents of cozy condo units may use stackable plant containers to grow an indoor vertical garden. They are compact and don’t require an irrigation system to water your plants. Use stackable planters to hold your favorite succulents, herbs, or flowering plants. Place them on the corner of your living room or kitchen to prevent them from blocking your path. You will also have easy access to your flavorful greens.
With these gadgets, indoor gardening becomes more fun and efficient because you are getting help in taking care of your plants better. Consider adding these five gadgets to your green thumb adventures and get started on smarter gardening.
