Are smart planters actually viable at home? I tested one for 45 days, and here's my advice

ZDNET's key takeaways The Plantaform Rejuvenate is a smart indoor garden available for $540. It's an all-in-one garden structure that only requires power for the grow lights and for you to add water and the included fertilizer when it runs low; thankfully, the app gives you notifications and detailed instructions. Unfortunately, you can't easily DIY seed pods if you want to, though each 15-pod pack is $30. View now at Plantaform I love plants, but I definitely wasn't born with a green thumb. I have plenty of them in my home, though they tend to survive rather than thrive under my care. Still, I enjoy taking care of them, and over time, I've collected more than I can count. Also: Segway's most powerful robot mower is ready for yards of all sizes As someone with multiple grow lights at home, smart plugs to control them, and different contraptions to keep my plants near south-facing windows, I can appreciate the effort companies like Plantaform make with their products. The latest Re ... Read full article.