So you want to grow your own food? The weather may not always cooperate if you have a garden outside. Thanks to these indoor gardening systems, you can grow your own fruits and vegetables in your home:
Grove Ecosystem: an intelligent indoor garden that uses fish, plants, and bacteria to grow your food. Its app lets you control and automate the ecosystem.
Plug & Plant: an app-enabled smart vertical garden with a modular design. Its water tank waters your plants for up to 30 days.
Grüt: a gardening kit for kids. It has sensors and an app to show your children how to take care of their plants.
Planty: an internet connected planter that monitors your plants and analyzes the data to help you better grow your plants.
Herb&Fish Connect: a smart aqua-herb-garden that you can control from your smartphone. You can turn the water pump on/off from your phone. It also has a water temperature sensor.
Have you found other app-enabled indoor gardening systems? Please share them here.
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