hydroMazing monitors your growing environment and makes real-time, data-driven decisions — so your plants thrive without constant intervention.
hydroMazing is an open-source Smart Garden System built on Raspberry Pi and Arduino. It reads sensor data from your growing environment, tracks trends over time, and automates interventions — keeping your plants in their optimal range around the clock.
Built by Cory at CoreConduit, and documented step-by-step so you can build your own.
From first principles of indoor gardening to wiring sensors and writing automation logic — the complete guide series takes you from zero to a working smart garden.
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"I wanted a garden that could tell me what it needed — so I built one."— Cory, CoreConduit
I'm a Technical Craftsman — electronics engineer, software developer, and lifelong maker. hydroMazing started as a personal project to stop guessing whether my plants were happy, and turned into a fully documented open-source system.
I build consulting projects through CoreConduit. If you need help building your own smart system — garden or otherwise — let's talk.