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Life & fun · June 27, 2017

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GreenPiThumb – A Raspberry Pi Gardening Bot

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GreenPiThumb is a gardening bot built on Raspberry Pi that automates plant care. It is for hobbyists and makers interested in combining gardening with home automation. The system monitors soil conditions and controls watering, light, and other environmental factors automatically. It stands out for being an open-source project that demonstrates practical IoT applications for indoor gardening.

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