Miflora breaks hassio

Configuration
1

I’m currently running Hassio, 0.89.1 on RP3 model B.

After several attempts to try to understand the problem, I realized that the miflora package breaks hassio.
When I insert the package, hassio becomes very slow and fails to load the frontend.
If I remove the package all works fine

Did anyone else have the same problem? There is a solution?.

plant:
  bonsai:
sensors:
  moisture: sensor.bonsai_moisture
  battery: sensor.bonsai_battery
  temperature: sensor.bonsai_temperature
  conductivity: sensor.bonsai_conductivity
  brightness: sensor.bonsai_light_intensity
min_moisture: 20
max_moisture: 60
min_battery: 10
min_conductivity: 350
max_conductivity: 2000
min_temperature: 10
max_temperature: 32
min_brightness: 1500
max_brightness: 30000

  rosmarino:
sensors:
  moisture: sensor.rosmarino_moisture
  battery: sensor.rosmarino_battery
  temperature: sensor.rosmarino_temperature
  conductivity: sensor.rosmarino_conductivity
  brightness: sensor.rosmarino_light_intensity
min_moisture: 15
max_moisture: 60
min_battery: 10
min_conductivity: 350
max_conductivity: 2000
min_temperature: 8
max_temperature: 32
min_brightness: 3000
max_brightness: 60000

  orchidee:
sensors:
  moisture: sensor.orchidee_moisture
  battery: sensor.orchidee_battery
  temperature: sensor.orchidee_temperature
  conductivity: sensor.orchidee_conductivity
  brightness: sensor.orchidee_light_intensity
min_moisture: 15
max_moisture: 65
min_battery: 10
min_conductivity: 350
max_conductivity: 2000
min_temperature: 15
max_temperature: 32
min_brightness: 2000
max_brightness: 30000

  agapanthus:
sensors:
  moisture: sensor.agapanthus_moisture
  battery: sensor.agapanthus_battery
  temperature: sensor.agapanthus_temperature
  conductivity: sensor.agapanthus_conductivity
  brightness: sensor.agapanthus_light_intensity
min_moisture: 15
max_moisture: 60
min_battery: 10
min_conductivity: 350
max_conductivity: 2000
min_temperature: 5
max_temperature: 35
min_brightness: 3700
max_brightness: 50000

  cipresso:
sensors:
  moisture: sensor.cipresso_moisture
  battery: sensor.cipresso_battery
  temperature: sensor.cipresso_temperature
  conductivity: sensor.cipresso_conductivity
  brightness: sensor.cipresso_light_intensity
min_moisture: 15
max_moisture: 60
min_battery: 10
min_conductivity: 350
max_conductivity: 2000
min_temperature: 5
max_temperature: 35
min_brightness: 3500
max_brightness: 50000

sensor:
  - platform: miflora
mac: xxxxxxxxxxxx
name: Rosmarino
force_update: false
median: 3
monitored_conditions:
  - moisture
  - light
  - temperature
  - conductivity
  - battery
  - platform: miflora
mac: xxxxxxxxxxxx
name: Bonsai
force_update: false
median: 3
monitored_conditions:
  - moisture
  - light
  - temperature
  - conductivity
  - battery
  - platform: miflora
mac: xxxxxxxxxxxx
name: Orchidee
force_update: false
median: 3
monitored_conditions:
  - moisture
  - light
  - temperature
  - conductivity
  - battery
  - platform: miflora
mac: xxxxxxxxxxxx
name: Agapanthus
force_update: false
median: 3
monitored_conditions:
  - moisture
  - light
  - temperature
  - conductivity
  - battery
  - platform: miflora
mac: xxxxxxxxxxxx
name: Cipresso
force_update: false
median: 3
monitored_conditions:
  - moisture
  - light
  - temperature
  - conductivity
  - battery
2

Your indentation seems to be all over the place, but assuming that is a typo.

I am not sure if this is the problem

Since only one BLE device can be polled at a time, the library implements locking to prevent polling more than one device at a time.

I see that ESPhome claims not to have this problem. https://esphome.io/components/sensor/xiaomi_miflora.html

Note that contrary to other implementations, ESPHome can track as many MiFlora devices at once as you want.

3

I’ve never used an esp32 module, but it’s always nice to learn.
Where can I find the scketch and a guide to make them communicate with miflora? The become a ble gateway tight?

4

I haven’t looked at it in too much detail. If you use the esphome api connection to home assistant https://esphome.io/components/api.html and the miflora component I pointed to, the sensors should just show up in home assistant.

I am very impressed with esphome, have only being playing with it a few days, but the ease of programming, quality of documentation and integration to HA are out of this world.

5

https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant/issues/21925