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If there is one thing that any cubicle drone would need to spruce up his or her workspace, then a fern or small cactus would be perfect. After all, a little bit of green never hurt anyone, and some green would definitely add color and life to the vicinity. Unfortunately, not everyone has green fingers, which is why when you come across something like the £49.99 Parrot Flower Power, it might be worth checking out.

With the Parrot Flower Power, it is as though there is a highly experienced gardener right on the spot at your disposal. This particular device will be able to discover and tend to the specific needs of your plants, making you more like the helping hand to the device, than the other way around. It is capable of measuring all the important characteristics and details such as moisture, temperature, light and fertilizer levels, before it synchronizes with your smartphone over Bluetooth to let you know what is lacking. For those who find it difficult to even take care of a cactus, then the Parrot Flower Power is the answer to their prayers when it comes to prolonging life in a pot. The Parrot Flower Power runs on a single AAA battery that ought to give it approximately half a year’s worth of battery life.
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[CES 2013] As much as people enjoy the company of their family members, friends and pets, some people enjoy a good plant in their home a lot more as they are great listeners, offer beautiful visuals and require low maintenance. But if you want to take your plant serious and don’t want to spend hours learning how to properly take care of it, you may want to consider Parrot’s latest bluetooth accessory that tells you exactly how you should be taking care of your plant.

Parrot’s Flower Power is a smart wireless sensor that is combined with a dedicated mobile application to help measure a number of parameters to help its user understand their plants needs. The Flower Power accessory can measure sunlight, humidity, temperature and fertilizer levels and transfer that information via Bluetooth Smart, which is a low-consumption technology, to Parrot Cloud. The information can then be viewed on the owner’s smartphone or tablet and compared to its library of thousands of plants so you can know exactly what your plant needs and when.

Parrot’s Flower Power will be available some time in 2013 and if you consider yourself an eco-geek who really loves plants, you might want to consider checking it out.

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