The hidden garden sensor is a prototype technology recently revealed and tested to become one of the newest inventions in science and technology. The product is expected to be one of the most dependable devices for farmers and garden owners.
It has the ability to analyze the overall content of soil and report the total available nutrients in the soil as a result of that, it can give possible suggestions as to the type of crop that best suits the soil based on the nutrients of the soil.
Besides that, the device has the ability to suggest a particular fertilizer to be used in the soil based on the available data. The Hidden Garden Sensor has a small flat surface that contains a solar panel inside helping it to work directly from the garden or farm.
The base has a long metal pin which makes it possible to be pinned down in the farm and use solar energy to analyze the data within the farm. The data it can obtain are:
Soil available nutrients
Nutrients lacked by the soil
Nutrients required by the crops planted
Suggestions for fertilizer to be applied in the soil
Hourly report of temperatures of the farm
Hourly report any dangerous condition of the crops
All these data are usually displayed on the top flat surface or sent to a gadget or any mobile device through its apps.
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