Abstract

Anthurium is a class of ornamental plants that are admired by many lovers of ornamental plants, this plant is cultivated on a wide scale in the floriculture industry. There are factors that support the current high price of anthurium plants, first, a unique species with a ratio of 10% of anthurium seeds that grow exactly the same as the parent. In addition, anthurium growth is very slow and difficult to care for. Other factors must be considered in the cultivation of anthurium plants, namely air temperature, humidity, sunlight, acidity (pH) and water requirements. This anthurium plant is a plant that is sensitive to water so it requires supervision of regular watering so that the plant does not die. Farmers need advanced expert knowledge in making different decisions related to agriculture, especially in dosing and timing of crop watering. Therefore, in this study, researchers designed fuzzy logic according to the needs of anthurium plants with a rule base that can change IoT sensor data in the form of DHT11 sensors and Soil Moisture Sensors FC-28 into the output of a decision on the duration of plant watering. In this stage, the process of fuzzification, inference and defuzzification. The results obtained during this research are comparative testing of 15 values from the output devices that are taken at random approximately closer to the values from the simulation with MATLAB with a total difference of 8.61% due to the difference in calculations between IoT devices and simulations with MATLAB, but this can still be categorized accurately because the output results of the MATLAB tool and simulation are still within the range of membership function values.

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