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Xiaomi Flower Care Gateway. Two weeks ago i suggested the esp32 as a possible solution, instead of a dedicated raspberry pi + plantgateway (xiaomi mi plants monitor flower). The mi flora sensors have their own app from xiaomi, which works nice and is quite well designed. Hhccjcy01, also known as miflora or “flower care”, should be automatically discovered. Xiaomi has an application called mi home (for android and ios) that offers a link to the mi flora device and a huge database of plants. The newer [hhccjcy10] xiaomi plant sensor is often called the tuya version in the wild because of one thing, it’s supported in tuya’s smart life app while it’s predecessor [hhccjcy01] needs to be used with the hhcc flower care or mihome apps. Tip if you need to cover larger areas with multiple pi's: You can use the app to. How to integrate xiaomi mi flora to homeassistant. However, if the firmware is too old, it won’t.

You can use the app to. Two weeks ago i suggested the esp32 as a possible solution, instead of a dedicated raspberry pi + plantgateway (xiaomi mi plants monitor flower). Tip if you need to cover larger areas with multiple pi's: The newer [hhccjcy10] xiaomi plant sensor is often called the tuya version in the wild because of one thing, it’s supported in tuya’s smart life app while it’s predecessor [hhccjcy01] needs to be used with the hhcc flower care or mihome apps. The mi flora sensors have their own app from xiaomi, which works nice and is quite well designed. However, if the firmware is too old, it won’t. Xiaomi has an application called mi home (for android and ios) that offers a link to the mi flora device and a huge database of plants. Hhccjcy01, also known as miflora or “flower care”, should be automatically discovered. How to integrate xiaomi mi flora to homeassistant.

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Xiaomi Flower Care Gateway However, if the firmware is too old, it won’t. The newer [hhccjcy10] xiaomi plant sensor is often called the tuya version in the wild because of one thing, it’s supported in tuya’s smart life app while it’s predecessor [hhccjcy01] needs to be used with the hhcc flower care or mihome apps. The mi flora sensors have their own app from xiaomi, which works nice and is quite well designed. You can use the app to. How to integrate xiaomi mi flora to homeassistant. Two weeks ago i suggested the esp32 as a possible solution, instead of a dedicated raspberry pi + plantgateway (xiaomi mi plants monitor flower). Hhccjcy01, also known as miflora or “flower care”, should be automatically discovered. Xiaomi has an application called mi home (for android and ios) that offers a link to the mi flora device and a huge database of plants. However, if the firmware is too old, it won’t. Tip if you need to cover larger areas with multiple pi's: