This project focuses on developing a plant growth monitoring system for space exploration missions using the ARM Cortex-M0 microcontroller core. The projects aim to develop a SOC based on ARM M0 core for interactive plant monitoring by interfacing AHB lite, GPIO, timers, and communication protocols such as UART, I2C, SPI, and co-processors.  This project also proposes two co-processors for interactive plant monitoring and control. One AI co-processor for classification and prediction of plant and environmental data. Another coprocessor acts as a sensor gateway to control the data from various sensors. The system aims to provide real-time data on environmental parameters crucial for plant growth, especially in space, enabling users to monitor and optimize the conditions for their plants' health and productivity. The objective is to create an efficient solution to monitor and optimize plant growth in the unique environment of space. The system integrates sensors for measuring temperature, humidity, light intensity, CO2 levels, and nutrient availability, specifically designed for space applications, with the ARM Cortex-M0 core. Firmware is developed using the embedded C programming language to interface with the sensors, collect real-time data, and process it for plant health and growth monitoring. A user-friendly interface makes the visualization of plant growth data and environmental factors possible. The ARM Cortex-M0 core enables remote control of environmental variables, including temperature and humidity, optimizing plant growth based on real-time data.  The project also emphasizes power optimization, maximizing operating duration on constrained power resources in space by utilizing low-power modes of the ARM Cortex-M0 processor. The anticipated results include a fully functional system for tracking plant growth, real-time environmental parameter monitoring, remote control capabilities, and adequate power management. Research, sensor integration, firmware development, user interface design, remote monitoring and control implementation, power optimization, documentation, and project completion are all covered in the twelve-week project timetable.    This project's successful completion will advance knowledge of how plants grow in microgravity and aid efforts to colonize space in the future. It will also increase the viability of long-duration space trips.