Use soil moisture as a trigger
Start flows when a bed, pot or greenhouse zone becomes too dry.
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On the roadmap
Smarter garden flows with GreenThinx and Homey
Use soil moisture and temperature data in Homey flows to make your garden, greenhouse, or irrigation setup smarter.
Example flow
Dry bed → Notify → Water if needed
Simple garden automation without extra complexity
GreenThinx plans to support Homey for users who want easy garden automation without building a technical setup themselves.
Send plant notifications
Let Homey tell you when plants may need attention.
Start irrigation flows
Connect soil conditions to pumps, valves or smart plugs.
Combine soil and temperature
Use moisture, temperature and weather as flow conditions.
Prevent unnecessary watering
Avoid watering when the soil is already wet or rain is expected.
Connect existing devices
Work toward flows with plugs, valves, pumps and controllers.
Example Homey flows
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When the vegetable bed is too dry, send a push notification.
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If the greenhouse is warm and the soil is dry, start watering.
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Do not water when rain is expected.
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Turn on the irrigation pump for 5 minutes when soil moisture drops below a threshold.
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Current status
Planned for accessible smart garden flows
Homey support is designed for users who want simple garden automation without managing technical integrations themselves.
Homey support is on the GreenThinx roadmap. Join the Discord to follow progress, share ideas, or become an early tester when development starts.
Interested in GreenThinx for Homey?
Join our community and help us decide which flows and devices should be supported first.
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