Blumat for house plants

How much water does a plant need? There are dozens of answers to this question. To say the truth: no-one knows beforehand. Light anpd temperature situations, the size of the pot, and last but not least the habits of the plant itself may vary too much. Naturally cyclamens which origin from chilled mountains need less water than the Egypt swamp plant papyrus.

With the system BLUMAT, a clay cone feels, better than a men's finger ever could, with the same priciple then a root, whether or not the plant needs water. The clay cone sucks in water via a thin tubing from a store container (can, pot or vase), as much as is required. It supplies the water to the soil and stops the process as soon as the soil is moist. Grandmothers have used wool strings which also worked somehow. With the genius and simple BLUMAT sensors the plants are being watered better and more accurate, even in the nicely looking, but dangerous outer planter pots.