Challenges you're facing
Manual watering is labor-intensive, prone to over or under-watering
Automated irrigation schedules by plant type, with soil moisture sensors showing which zones need adjusting
Managing hundreds of dispersed planting points
GIS digitizes the entire site, annotates each zone, schedules regular maintenance with map support
Damage from unexpected extreme weather
Weather readings from the project site itself, with alerts when a reading crosses the threshold you set so you can adjust the watering schedule
Nextfarm toolkit for Landscaping
Integrated products serving the Landscaping industry
Key features for Landscaping
Multi-zone automated irrigation
Divide irrigation zones by plant type and schedule each one — it runs at the set times with no manual supervision
Landscape GIS
Digitize the entire site: greenery, water features, sprinklers, maintenance zones
On-site weather readings
Weather measured at the project site itself — updated on the device cadence, and a reading older than 60 minutes is flagged as stale
Remote control
Turn irrigation valves on/off, adjust schedules from smartphone — no need to visit on-site
Environment monitoring
Temperature, soil moisture, light by zone — detect water-deficient areas before plants wilt
Regular maintenance schedule
Reminders for pruning, fertilizing, spraying per plan — with map location for each task
Phú Quốc resort reduces landscape irrigation costs by 40%
“The automated irrigation system covering 120 zones allowed us to eliminate 3 irrigation workers. Water costs dropped 40%, greenery looks better than ever.”
— Phạm Thị Hoa, Landscape Manager, JW Marriott Phú Quốc
Frequently Asked Questions
Up to 200 independent irrigation zones on one controller. Multiple controllers managed centrally via app.
Yes. Standard 24V solenoid valves, compatible with most common irrigation systems.
From sensors placed at the project site itself, updated on the device cadence — not forecast figures from a distant weather station.
From villa gardens of a few hundred m² to resorts and industrial parks of tens of hectares.