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Yeah, it drains into a little tray underneath. I'm trying to figure out a better solution for that because we can't see how much water is in the tray, so if too
by mtlynch 9y ago
Yeah, it drains into a little tray underneath. I'm trying to figure out a better solution for that because we can't see how much water is in the tray, so if too much has drained out, it starts overflowing onto the table with no warning.
Also I get the sense that I shouldn't just be leaving standing water in the tray forever, but it's also pretty difficult to remove the tray and empty it.
- hammock 9y agoPut some pebbles on top of the tray to raise the pot off of it, so it's not sitting in the standing water.
- andegre 9y agoPut another sensor in your tray wired up to your UI, so as soon as the sensor goes from 0% to 100% for moisture, you know to empty your tray.
- mholmes680 9y agowhat if the tray was the way to detect moisture level? or, you could drip it back into the supply water?
- Ham5ter 9y agoWhy not connect your tray, back into the Watter reservoir? This way, it cannot get to Wet, and you could just Pump that Pot full with watter, any excess watter, will just drain through the Soil back into the reservoir :)
- ZirconCode 9y agoDirty water in the pump is bad.