I’ve read that the MiFlora app lets you choose what type of plant the sensor is in from a database of 3-5 thousand. This automatically sets up alerts for if the plant is getting water or light outside its optimal ranges.
Somewhere on this forum it sounded like people had downloaded or reverse engineered the list of plants and their optimal settings. I was wondering if the HA MiFlora integration has access to similar info to let you choose the plant type and alert you if the light/water level is out of the plants ideal range.
I have 2x vegtrug sensors (the big ones) and 2x normal miflora (the small ones) in my garden.
I installed everything with HACS ble monitor as well as manuelly in the config. But the problem is, that I don’t see the battery values of the vegtrug sensors (it shows 100% since 2-3 weeks now).
The battery values of the normal miflora-sensors get updated normally every 24hours.
The battery sensor in the big ones is not very useful. Mine also says 100% all the time and then suddenly they need charging.
But they will actually start blinking every 10-20 seconds or so when they need charging, which is how I discover when they do.
Thanks for the infomration! I could have skipped my trial and error the last 2-3 hours…
My sensor are spread in the garden, I don’t really see them… Do you know if there is any possiblity to get the information, when they need to be recharged except this blinking?
I don’t. But it shouldn’t be too difficult to write an automation / template sensor solution that checks when the other sensors flatline or go unavailable.