The cultivation of vegetation by using Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential to dramatically improve plant development throughout the winter. This study used a series of experiments in a greenhouse environment to examine into the impact of IoT on the vegetation's growth over the winter. Temperature, humidity, light intensity, and soil moisture are just a few of the variables that were tracked and managed using IoT sensors and devices. The experiment's findings demonstrated that the usage of IoT considerably enhanced vegetation development over the winter, with plants in the control group growing more slowly than those in the experimental group. Overall, this study shows how IoT has the ability to improve plant efficiency and productivity while optimizing important growth elements to promote vegetation development during the winter. To completely comprehend the mechanisms underlying the beneficial impacts of IoT on plant growth and to create more sophisticated IoT-based solutions for plant cultivation, more research is required.