There are endless crafty ways to keep plants watered while you’re away from home: You can wick water from jugs, upend wine bottles into your planters, or simply pay the neighbor’s kid to come by. The ...

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Say goodbye to wondering if your plant is getting enough sunlight, too much sunlight, enough water, too little water, feeling fulfilled, etc. After downloading the free app, simply scan a QR code, ...

From an extendable laptop screen to injury prevention sneakers and a smart litter box, USA Today tech-life columnist Jennifer Jolly stops by TODAY to share the newest tech gadgets from the 2025 ...

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Before you take off on your next trip, save the price of a house sitter and get some Smart Planters with built-in computers. Fill the reservoir and it will check the soil every half hour with a ...

Keeping plants alive is a big struggle for some us. Pros say overwatering is one of the biggest mistakes, but there are dozens of ways you can send your ferns and ficuses to the great gig in the sky.

On the surface, most plants really aren’t all that exciting, save for maybe the Venus flytrap. Sure, you can watch them grow in the long run, but for the most part, they’re just kind of there, quietly ...