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But why?
by nickhodge 2y ago
But why?
- djbusby 2y agoBots are cool. Farming is cool. Cool^2
- brigadier132 2y agowhy not?
- owlninja 2y agoTo each their own, but small gardens like this are about the journey, not the destination.
- nvy 2y agoBuilding a garden robot and eating robo-spinach sounds like a super dank journey to me
- brigadier132 2y agoYou just stated two contradictory things :). > To each their own I agree. Some people might just want to be in control of where there food comes from. > but small gardens like this are about the journey, not the destination Again, to each their own. Also, coding a robot to automate gardening is a journey as well.
- nozzlegear 2y agoI have a garden that I enjoy, but after years of trial I've learned to only plant hardy native plants and wild flowers because I have a black thumb for vegetables. My main issue is a lack of patience -- I don't want to go out to water everything or monitor if things are getting as much sunlight as I thought they would. But for the last couple years I'd been considering setting up a raspberry pi, some moisture sensors and some kind of drip system as a fun summer project to add on top of my flower garden, so that'd be a journey for me.
- mvidal01 2y agoI couldn’t agree more.
- Caius-Cosades 2y agoIt's a cool toy, but in the end you're going to be spending more time and money maintaining and troubleshooting this contraption than you would have by just touching grass and getting your hands dirty.