THIRDREALITY Smart Soil Moisture Sensor 3-Pack — Zigbee Hub Required, Capacitive Probe for Garden & Indoor Plants

Smart monitoring for healthier plants

Meet the THIRDREALITY Smart Soil Moisture Sensor 3-Pack, a compact set of moisture meters designed for real-time insight across multiple pots, beds, or planters. When you pair these sensors with a compatible Zigbee hub, you unlock a flexible, wireless way to keep an eye on soil conditions without entering the shed every hour.

Smart sensing that adapts to your garden

The core is a capacitive probe that reads soil moisture and temperature quickly and reliably. Unlike traditional metal probes, the capacitive design tends to be more durable and less influenced by soil salinity or pH, making it suitable for a range of environments—from cozy indoor pots to expansive greenhouses.

• Real-time moisture and temperature data delivered to your phone through a Zigbee-connected hub
• Instant alerts when readings fall outside your preferred range, so you can act promptly
• Automation-ready for smart irrigation schedules, helping you water only when needed

Durability and versatility you can trust

Designed for multi-site use, these sensors suit farms, nurseries, gardens, greenhouses, and potted plants. The capacitive sensing method offers longevity and stable readings across diverse soil types, so you can rely on consistent monitoring across seasons.

• Capacitive sensing offers resilience across varied soils
• Compact, weather-tolerant build for indoor and outdoor setups

Smart home compatibility and future-ready updates

With the optional Smart Bridge MZ1, you can extend control to Apple Home and Google Home, creating routines that respond to plant data automatically. Software OTA updates keep firmware current and feature-ready.

Note: A Zigbee hub is required for optimal performance, and compatibility spans platforms such as Homey, Hubitat, SmartThings, and Home Assistant.

In the box and setup at a glance

A simple trio of sensors with a quick-start path to connect and begin monitoring, so you can start collecting data and refining your plant care routine at your own pace.