Bring science to life with this hands-on DIY soil moisture sensor kit that teaches electronics while solving a real problem—knowing exactly when your plants need water.

This educational kit lets you build a light-up flower indicator that responds to soil moisture levels. When the soil becomes too dry, the LED lights up, giving you a clear signal to water your plant.

Perfect for beginners, students, and hobbyists, this Level 2 kit introduces essential electronics concepts including:
- How an NPN transistor works as a switch
- Understanding resistors and variable resistance (potentiometer)
- Building a voltage divider circuit
- Using conductivity to measure soil moisture

🌿 How It Works
The “roots” act as a moisture sensor by measuring resistance in the soil.
Wet soil = low resistance → LED OFF
Dry soil = high resistance → LED ON
Use the adjustable dial (potentiometer) to calibrate the moisture level for your specific plant.

📦 What’s Included
1 × NPN Transistor
1 × 220Ω Resistor
1 × 100K Potentiometer
1 × Red LED
Circuit board

Tools Required (Not Included)
Soldering iron
Solder wire
Wire cutters
Phillips screwdriver