I don't think you'll electrocute yourself, but if you don't know what you're doing then you might end up burning some parts

 

are you going to solder stuff? it was always my favorite part

yes but it's the last step once I got everything working

 

I'll get cheaper Pi too or maybe even an Arduino.

What does water dripping down from a pipe achieve? How is it distributed to the plants?

Nevermind I found it out myself.

Those must be some really valuable plants.

Why? It just means that he wants plants but is too lazy to water them himself.

hydroponics is actually more hassle then soilponics

What about aeroponics?

sorry I was too lazy to answer because I knew you could find out yourself

Oh sorry your majesty, for bothering you with questions that are too trivial for you to answer them. I will remember this.

What could you possibly want with a raspberry pi that you wouldn't achieve with a simple Zeitschaltuhr?

I mean there are just 12 plants in this elaborate structure and they are tiny.

How many plants do you have?

I don't do drugs.

Sex is a drug.

your mom is a drug

i apologised -_-

his mom is a very nice lady, you little rascal

You can't fully consciously do me wrong and then think that one simple apology would make it right against. You will regert this and I will have my revenge.

I think I finally sicceeded to fix my 3D printer. The combination of clogged nozzle and a corrupted test print file really made it hard to find the issue.

 

Trying to print four plant pots... soon I'll know wether it went well or not.

 

 

i want to add pH and EC sensors and possibly even two more pumps to automatically control pH value and nutrient saturation.

 

even harder and i doubt it gives more yield.

how long does printing one pot take?

about 6 hours

so four pots take 1 day

 

sadly the last print failed again, the extruder doesn't feed the filament fast enough

 

Perhaps it is just time to get a new printer...