Filed in archive Furniture by Emily Price on May 12, 2008

Do potted plants always die in your care? This conceptual potted plant is slightly reminiscent of those virtual pets, and makes it so even the brownest of thumbs can keep it alive. The "practice plant" has three practice flowers that display barometric readings and turn different colors depending on their status. The leaves on the plant will also droop if you're computerized plant is about to kick the bucket. I guess worst case scenario you could always give this baby a restart.

[via Engadget]

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