The Parrot Pot is a plant sensor flower pot with automatic watering. There is a free app available for Android and iOS devices. The transmission method is controlled via Bluetooth.
Plants play an important role in creating a pleasant atmosphere in the home and help make the office less dreary. But do you also lack the "green thumb" like so many others? With the Flower Power Pot from Parrot, your plants will thrive as if they were cared for by a gardener. Even during a longer absence of up to a month, the plants in the pot are automatically watered.
The product features modern sensors. The integrated sensors monitor the four key parameters for optimal plant growth: soil moisture, fertilization, temperature, and light exposure. Based on this data, the Flower Power Pot determines the right amount of water to provide to the plant. This ensures that it is always optimally supplied with water without the risk of waterlogging. The automatic watering system is fed from a 2.2-liter reservoir, which is also monitored for its water level.
The powerful app for Android and iOS helps you take even better care of your plant. Simply select your plant from over 8000 stored in the database and receive care tips developed by real botanists. You can also quickly see the vitality of your plant and display the various sensor readings.
Item number | 5963182 |
Manufacturer | Parrot |
Category | Irrigation system |
Manufacturer no. | PF901000 |
Release date | 19.10.2016 |
External links |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Number of batteries | 4 |
Battery size | AA / LR6 / LR06 / Mignon / R6 / R14505 |
Operating system compatibility | Android, iOS |
Transmission type | App, Bluetooth Low Energy |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Scope of delivery | 4x AA battery |
Length | 312 mm |
Width | 205 mm |
Height | 312 mm |
Weight | 1500 g |
Wer länger Urlaub macht, muss einen Pflanzensitter organisieren. Der Parrot POT übernimmt diese Aufgabe zuverlässig. Der smarte Blumentopf gießt den eingepflanzten Grünling automatisch und zwar immer dann, wenn der Sensor registriert, dass die Erde zu trocken ist. Blumen-Unbegabte müssen den Tank lediglich mit Wasser füllen...
Die Inbetriebnahme war extrem einfach, die App macht einen ansprechenden Eindruck und versorgt uns mit reichlich Informationen. Eine erste von Hand gestartete Bewässerung hat auch funktioniert. Jetzt warten wir mal ab, wie unsere Pflanze reagiert, wenn es richtig heiß wird. Insbesondere interessiert uns, wie und wie zeitnah uns die App informiert, wenn unsere Pflanze Wasser oder Dünger benötigt.