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NOW , A SMART POT THAT WATERS THE PLANT.


A  Paris   based   company  Parrot  is  ramping  up    its  flower  power   with    a  pot   that   not    on;y  ,detects   whether  plant    have   enough  light   and  fertilizers  ,  but  also  waters  them  when  needed .
The   company   is  known  for   its  drones  and  in -car communications  and  audio.
HOW  IT  WORKS- 
The  sensors   in  the   pot  measures  light , moisture,  temperature  and   the  level   of  fertilizer  to  determine  whether  plants are  getting  proper   amounts of  each  to  flourish.
Vanessa  Loury   of  Parrot   said  at  the consumer  Electronic show  in  Las Vegas."There  is  also  water  in  the  pot  so  it  will   water  the  plant  for  you,"Loury  said.Each  pot  holds   enough  water to  irrigate  a  plant  for  several  weeks  to  a  month,  depending  on  the  type.
If  plant  need more  light or  fertilizer , alters  are  fired  through   free  flower  power  applications  available  for  mobile  devices  powered  by  apple ,android    or  windows.
A  databases   compiled  with  help  from scientists
boasts  of  a  catalogue     of  more  than  7,000  plants  from  herbs  ,  to  flower,to  teas  to cannabis.
The smart  pot  builds  on    technology  in  a  flower power  sensor  released about  two  years ago  with  use  with  plants  in  old -fashioned   pots. 
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