EasyBloom Plant Sensor  enlarge Other Views: Brand: PlantSense Category: Lawn & Patio List Price: $59.95 Buy New: $38.98 as of 3/19/2010 08:55 PDT details You Save: $20.97 (35%) New (11) Used (1) from $37.99 Seller: HomeMarket Rating: 58 reviews Sales Rank: 9 Batteries Included: Yes Shipping Weight (lbs): 1 Dimensions (in): 3.5 x 1 x 11 MPN: 616367 Model: 1000 UPC: 895564002016 EAN: 0895564002016 ASIN: B001E5DF66 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Features:   •  Access the EasyBloom database of 5,000+ plants (U.S. only)   •  Find plants to thrive in every area of your home and garden, based on algorithms developed by leading plant horticulturalists and botanists   •  Diagnose ailing plants and bring them back to health   •  Keep inventory of your own plants for one-click plant care   •  End the discouraging cycle of trial-and-error planting. Saves you money and time! Similar Items: Luster Leaf 1601 Rapitest Soil Test Kit Luster Leaf 1818 Rapitest Mini 4-in-1 Soil Tester Luster Leaf 1880 Rapitest Electronic 4 Way Analyzer Fertile Earth WS-1 WaterStik 6-Inch Indoor Plant Moisture Sensor THIRSTY LIGHT DIGITAL MOISTURE MONITOR, SINGLE Editorial Reviews: Product Description EasyBloom Plant Sensor helps you enjoy beautiful, flourishing plants--easily and without guesswork! It will recommend plants for specific locations, tell you why a plant is doing poorly and more. The EasyBloom Plant Sensor has environmental sensors to detect sunlight, shade and soil moisture levels, plus a USB plug to connect to your computer. EasyBloom can tell you what plants will thrive in a specific spot in your home or yard, what is wrong with an ailing plant and how to help it, and even whether a plant needs more water or not. It gives you access to a database with information on more than 5,000 plants--you can even create a personal plant database online, to help you monitor and care for all your plants, houseplants and outdoor plants alike. Best of all, EasyBloom is very easy to use. First, plug EasyBloom into a USB port on your computer and select Recommend' (to get plant recommendations for specific locations) or Monitor' (to help evaluate a weak plant). Second, place EasyBloom in the spot where you would like to grow a plant, or next to the plant that needs monitoring and leave it for 24 hours. Finally, plug EasyBloom back into a USB port--sensor data will upload to the EasyBloom website, which will use that data to either recommend plants or diagnose a plant's problem. Compatible with Windows Vista/XP and Mac OS 10.5+. Uses 1 AAA battery (included). 11 1/2" tall, 1 1/2" wideWhat EasyBloom can do for you Recommend plants for specific locations in your home or garden, based on sunlight, shade and soil conditions. Diagnose an ailing plant and suggest how to help it thrive. Tell you whether a plant needs to be watered. Help you create a personal plant database online with care, maintenance and planting info. Customer Reviews: Showing reviews 1-5 of 58 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...12Next » Planting decisions are easier   March 15, 2010 Shaina Smith (Lee's Summit, MO USA) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful The EasyBloom Plant Sensor has come in quite handy for making (or breaking) some of my gardening decisions. When I use recommend mode, it will tell me what kind of water levels, sun exposure, and temperatures that area is getting. When I review these results, I can also click on links to view other plants that would grow well in the environment it found. The monitor mode gives you suggestions to improve the growth of whatever plant you've told it is growing there, prior to it's data collection. I used this feature at the end of winter, even though it was too cold to actually plant anything, just to see what it would say if it really thought I was. I told it I was planting peas, and it gave great feedback. It didn't just tell me the soil was too wet, it gave me tips on how to improve the moisture levels of my soil - by using it's water monitoring feature or what to use in my soil to encourage drainage. For temperature, it gave me suggestions of other locations I could plant where the sunlight would be warmer. I haven't used the water monitoring feature yet. Love it, but one tiny thing I would change.   March 10, 2010 Jess Latham (USA) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful I think this is a great product. Genius actually. There's just one tiny thing I would change. I was hoping it would give me exact temperature measurements. Instead it gives the average and shows a line graph that shows temps as (Moderate, Hot, Very Hot, Below Freezing, etc.) I was hoping to use this for plants that I protect in the winter time, placing it under the protection to record how effective the protection was. I guess I would know if it went below freezing, so that's good. It's still going to be useful and I think I will be using it a lot to record all the microclimates around the yard. Maybe they can update the temps feature with a software update? hint hint ; ) Great Product   March 3, 2010 S. Perry (Ca) Love it and its so easy to use i would definitely recommend it for the green thumb Useless   February 24, 2010 Stan Tomberg (Hendersonville, NC) 1 out of 3 found this review helpful It does nothing more than tells you if the plant is getting enough sun and water. It does not take a rocket scientist to know that! Disappointed with EasyBloom sensor!!   February 4, 2010 L. Pickett (Kansas) 3 out of 6 found this review helpful The sensor is not water proof so it is not suitable for unattended data collection outdoors. Also the sensor has to connect to the Internet to change set mode, download data, change mode which means I can not buy the additional sensors and collect data outside which makes it worthless to me. I am very disappointed there is no software I can use on my netbook or PDA. If the company goes out of business, the sensor is useless!!!!!!!!!!!! Showing reviews 1-5 of 58 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...12Next »

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