The Role of IoT and Web Monitoring to Improve Productivity in Rose Cultivation

Digital technology has made significant disruption in various sectors, particularly in the agricultural sector. In the field of agriculture, digital technology can be employed as a tool for monitoring crop cultivation, including the cultivation of roses. Rose cultivation can be controlled and monitored through the utilization of digital technology, specifically the Internet of Things (IoT) for automation and a website for monitoring purposes. The methodology employed in this study involves a before-after comparison experiment conducted over 6 cycles of harvest. The results demonstrate that the utilization of IoT technology can effectively regulate the levels of pH, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and calcium in the soil during the cultivation process. Web monitoring also indicates that the nutrient intake required by the cultivated land remains stable and adequately fulfilled. This, in turn, positively impacts the quality and quality of the harvest.