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At your pace, with our help

Start with one small step

Explore an example without buying anything, or choose equipment for lighting, watering and ventilation. We will help you get connected to GrowerHub.

Get to know the app first

There is nothing to buy or connect. The demo already has plants and virtual devices, ready to explore and try.

Open the demo farm

I want fewer manual switches

Start with one appliance or several zones. Add a soil sensor or pump if you need one — we will help you choose and connect it.

Choose a kit

How we will connect your kit

We will prepare what we can before shipping. At home you will need a phone, home Wi-Fi with internet access and a little time to get familiar with the setup.

  1. Connect the hub to Wi-Fi

    Power up PushOk and open the Upravlyator app on your phone. It will guide you through selecting your home network and entering its password.

  2. Check your smart plugs

    We will discuss pairing the plugs when preparing the kit. At home we will check that they appear in Upravlyator and help pair them if needed.

  3. Link to GrowerHub

    Sign in to GrowerHub, open Connections and add PushOk using its ID. Press the button on the hub to allow access — we will explain when.

  4. Set up your first scenario

    Assign a plug to a light, watering pump or fan. We will choose a scenario and check it together. You can then adjust the settings yourself.

A few things to know first

Control through PushOk needs internet access: without a connection, new GrowerHub commands will not reach the device. We will discuss appliance loads, watering connections and suitable scenarios before the first setup.

If you get stuck, we will help

You do not need to learn everything at once. Tell us about your plants and hardware, and we will choose a first step together.

Already have PushOk, Home Assistant or other hardware?

Additional connection options and detailed instructions. Keep using your own hardware — you do not need to buy a new kit.

Cloud connection · pilot

PushOk: a simpler start without Home Assistant

PushOk POK101 Mini: compact white hub with two buttons on top
POK101 · Mini
PushOk POK100 White: white hub with two front buttons
POK100 · White
PushOk POK102 Max: hub with two front buttons
POK102 · Max

Product images supplied by the manufacturer. Cases may vary between revisions; find the exact model on its label or in the Upravlyator app. Source: PushOk

Connect PushOk to GrowerHub over the internet. You need a hub already set up in Upravlyator, its ID and two short pairing-button presses. No separate computer, Home Assistant or MQTT setup is needed.

The pilot is available in the app. Cloud pairing, readings, on/off control and reconnection were verified on POK100v2 with firmware 95 and a Zbeacon TS011F plug. Other hubs, sensors and functions need separate checks; we do not claim support for every Zigbee device.

Try PushOk with GrowerHub

Connect your PushOk

  1. Prepare the hubSet up Wi-Fi and pair one sensor or test plug in Upravlyator. Check for fresh readings with your phone using mobile data.
  2. Copy the hub IDIn Upravlyator, tap the hub name at the top, then the gear beside it. On the hub information screen, copy the hub ID, such as pushok-A1B2C3-1234. Its display name and IP address are different.
  3. Connect in GrowerHubOpen Settings → Connections → Connect PushOk, paste the ID and confirm device access. Press the hub pairing button twice briefly. While its indicator flashes, press the connection button in GrowerHub.
  4. Check the first readingsAfter connection, open Settings → Devices. Add new devices in Upravlyator; GrowerHub refreshes the list automatically. Assign available sensors to a growing area in the farm builder. Automations stay off until you enable them.

Already own PushOk? Start with one device and tell us what is missing. For another model or setup help, use “PushOk help and my request” in connection settings. No Wi-Fi password or key export from your phone is needed.

Connectivity depends on the internet and PushOk’s cloud. GrowerHub automations run on its server and do not run locally on the hub when disconnected. This plug is not approved for automatic watering. If you have no equipment yet, discuss the exact model and intended use first. This is a GrowerHub integration; no manufacturer partnership is claimed.

Hub and first-purchase checklistDevices compatible with PushOkExplore soil sensors
Pilot · documentation review only

ZS-EHT-54P2 / 54P7: a coordinator on your home network

ZS-EHT network coordinator in a black case with two antennas and Ethernet
ZS-EHT-54P2 / 54P7

The seller uses the same image for 54P2 and 54P7. Check the label for the exact revision and chip; the case alone does not identify it. Source: ZigBee-Shop

An inexpensive option if you already have a computer for Zigbee2MQTT and want the radio closer to your plants. Its documentation makes it a candidate for GrowerHub's existing Zigbee2MQTT path. We have not tested a physical unit with GrowerHub.

An always-on computer running Zigbee2MQTT is required. The coordinator and an MQTT server address alone are not enough; Home Assistant is optional.

Start the pilot with a coordinator on your home network and one sensor. We will check fresh readings, history and recovery after a restart. If Zigbee2MQTT already serves your setup, first discuss a local bridge that preserves your network.

Already own ZS-EHT? Join a trial connection. If not, discuss the complete kit first: this coordinator does not replace the computer. This is a GrowerHub initiative, without a claimed partnership with the seller.

Models and costs explainedSeller's guide

Connect through Zigbee2MQTT

  1. LoginUse Yandex or Google. No card needed.
  2. Select modeChoose whether Zigbee2MQTT is already running or this is a new setup with a USB coordinator.
  3. Create a connectionName the coordinator and save your personal configuration. For an existing Zigbee2MQTT installation, the wizard will prepare a local bridge.
  4. Run packageSelect Windows, Raspberry Pi/Linux, or download the configuration for manual installation.
  5. See devicesGrowerHub automatically shows devices and the metrics exposed by Zigbee2MQTT.
  6. Create a zoneSpecify only the name and distribute the devices. Plants are added as desired.
  7. Open dashboardView data and manage permitted functions. Turn on automation later.

Minimum setup for Zigbee2MQTT

Monitoring only

Always-on computer or Raspberry Pi, supported Zigbee coordinator and one temperature/humidity sensor.

Control

For control, add a Zigbee smart plug. Soil sensors, leak sensors and other equipment can be connected later.

Already using Home Assistant?

If Zigbee2MQTT and Home Assistant are already running, the local bridge will leave MQTT in place and transfer only the necessary topics to GrowerHub.

Check your hardware

Other ways to get started