DIY Smart Plant Watering System with Arduino Uno: Step-by-Step Guide

Welcome to our latest DIY tutorial on building an automated plant watering system using Arduino Uno! In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through each step of the process, from setting up your Arduino Uno to integrating sensors and components for optimal plant care.
What You'll Learn:
Setting up Arduino Uno for plant monitoring and watering.
Integrating sensors including DHT11 temperature sensor, PIR motion sensor, soil moisture sensor, and LCD display.
Writing efficient code to monitor plant health parameters and control the watering system.
Building the circuit and wiring all components together with detailed schematics.
Testing and calibrating the system to ensure optimal performance and plant growth.
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Materials & Tools:
Arduino Uno:- amzn.to/3wGw1Gs
DHT11 temperature & Humidity sensor:-amzn.to/4c4aXtQ
Soil moisture sensor:-amzn.to/3P4ETfa
Relay module:-amzn.to/432QK3b
LCD I2C display:-amzn.to/49D2En4
Pump motor:-amzn.to/3uW9swS
Jumper wires:-amzn.to/3T5UH2N
Breadboard:-amzn.to/4362oKY
Power supply:-amzn.to/3PuEJyf
Beginners Kit [Arduino]
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Gear I use
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Follow along with our user-friendly instructions and real-time demonstrations to create your own smart plant watering system. Ensure your plants thrive with automated care, and say goodbye to the hassle of manual watering!
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[@architjaiswal3078]

🔥🔥

[@vivekjadhav15]

❤👍🏻

[@dr.artimohanpurkar9111]

Proud of you dear Ishan

[@rebel4466]

If you can, get the capacitive soil sensors. The ones you use corrode and can lose copper over time, making the soil pretty toxic. Also the DHT22 would be a more accurate version of the temperature and humidity sensor, while usually not being too pricy. But of course I don't know about the availability for you personally. Great tutorial though!

[@TheIshanJain]

Thanks a lot mate I'll definitely keep your suggestions in mind for my upcoming video
Cheers!!

[@rutikdongre7216]

Good work ✌️

[@vardhanarya]

do we have to add libraries for the i2c lcd . or is it working with just the code

[@TheIshanJain]

Yes you have to
Search for "liquidcrystal i2c"

[@TheIshanJain]

Hope your doubts are cleared, don't forget to subscribe

[@mithunanurag]

The project is for single pot, but how to water multiple pots.

[@TheIshanJain]

You'll need more sensors if using multiple pots
Hence I would suggest you to go for capacitive soil moisture sensor and modify the code accordingly

[@TheIshanJain]

Hope the video was helpful, don't forget to subscribe

[@mithunanurag]

@@TheIshanJain thanks