One GW1100 / GW2000 / HP2553 gateway can drive ten different plots on Garden.gg. Soil moisture per bed, outdoor weather for the whole yard, greenhouse climate for the indoor channel — automatically routed.
Open Garden.gg → Profile → Sensor Devices. Name it, map each Ecowitt channel to a plot, and copy the short URL you get back.
Ecowitt app → Device → Weather Services → Customized. Protocol Ecowitt, Server iot.garden.gg, Port 80, paste the path, save.
Within 2–3 minutes the plot Environment dashboards start showing temp, humidity, soil moisture, and rain rate — fanned out per channel.
Each channel on your Ecowitt gateway corresponds to a physical sensor. Map each to a different plot — one gateway covers your whole garden.
Wind, UV, solar, PM2.5, and battery data are preserved in the raw payload per reading so they're ready for future charts — no data is dropped on ingest.
Temperature, humidity, wind speed / direction / gust, rain rate + totals, solar, UV.
Up to 8 wireless probes. Route each to a different plot for real per-bed readings.
Capacitive probes, percentage reading. Lands on the dedicated Soil Moisture chart.
Ambient CO₂ + temp/humidity. Populates the CO₂ chart on the mapped channel.
Per-channel air quality, stored in raw payload (dedicated chart coming later).
Indoor temp + humidity + barometric pressure. Map to a greenhouse plot if you have one.
No. Device tokens, soil moisture charts, and rain charts are on the free Sprout tier.
The ingest path is only 21 chars total (/i/e/ggd_XXXXXXXXXXXX). Fits everywhere.
Yes. Open the device in Sensor Devices, hit Edit, remap any channel to any plot. No need to reconfigure the gateway.
The gateway will get a 401 on its next upload; historical readings stay on each plot. Generate a new device to resume.
iot.garden.gg on port 80 and not the main domain on 443?Ecowitt firmware only POSTs over plain HTTP. garden.gg redirects HTTP → HTTPS which the gateway doesn't follow, so uploads silently fail. iot.garden.gg accepts HTTP at our edge and forwards upstream to origin over HTTPS internally — data still travels encrypted, the gateway just doesn't have to do TLS. Newer GW2000 firmware that supports HTTPS can use garden.gg on 443 instead.
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