May 02, 2026
Generated lab notebook from daily_summary, plan_journal, and setpoint audit data. It is intentionally chronological and may include in-progress cycles before validation.
🌅 Morning Cycle (6:02 AM) — iris-20260502-0603
Daily Summary So Far
not validated yet
none recorded
Reflection
Daily Summary So Far — this cycle will be validated at the next planning cycle.
Hypothesis
Testing: Early VPD preconditioning plus VENTILATE-fog escalation: test whether fog_escalation_kpa 0.20-0.25 and 15s mist gaps before 09:00 reduce VPD-high stress below 3h without exceeding 0.5h dew-point risk or repeating late-day VPD-low overshoot. Expected outcome: Planner score >70, both-axis compliance >70%, VPD-high stress <3.0h, heat stress <4.0h, VPD-low stress <2.0h, dp_risk_hours ⇐0.5, cost near or below USD 6.
Conditions (structured)
72.0°F
8.0%
897.0 W/m²
1.0%
clear, very dry spring day; RH below 20% by 10:00 and below 10% from 15:00-19:00
Expected stress windows
precondition with engage/all 1.05-1.55, 15-20s gaps, fog_escalation_kpa 0.20-0.25
earlier cooling bias and short 150-180s sealed windows; rely on VENTILATE fog instead of longer seal time
relax mist thresholds, widen hysteresis, and return to 45s gaps after solar decline
Parameter rationale
start humidity correction before the steep ramp and keep VPD-high stress below 3.0h
bring all mister zones in before south/west desiccate; peak indoor VPD below 2.6 kPa
increase evaporative cadence during the VPD ramp without extending sealed duration
use fog earlier in VENTILATE and reduce VPD-high stress by at least 1h versus yesterday
avoid heat trapping while still allowing short humidity pulses
tighten recovery during solar peak while keeping dew-point risk under 0.5h
Setpoints
Saturday May 02
Primary crop-band changes:
Dawn reset: finish frost recovery and begin VPD precondition
Morning ramp: outdoor RH falls quickly and clear solar start
Peak approach: RH near 15% and solar >700 W/m2; use fog aggr
Hot-dry peak: keep VPD tools active but shorten sealed windo
Late afternoon decline: remain ready for 8-9% outdoor RH but
Evening reset: relax humidity tools after sunset and prevent
Tactical tunable changes:
Dawn reset: finish frost recovery and begin VPD precondition
Morning ramp: outdoor RH falls quickly and clear solar start
Peak approach: RH near 15% and solar >700 W/m2; use fog aggr
Hot-dry peak: keep VPD tools active but shorten sealed windo
Late afternoon decline: remain ready for 8-9% outdoor RH but
Evening reset: relax humidity tools after sunset and prevent
Sunday May 03
Primary crop-band changes:
Carry-forward sunrise guard for Sunday until the next planne
Tactical tunable changes:
Carry-forward sunrise guard for Sunday until the next planne
Changed secondary parameters:
initial -0.5
initial 0.5
initial 1
initial 2
initial 0.25
initial 60
initial 60
initial 300
initial 180
initial 60
initial 60
initial 180
initial 90
initial 20
initial 30
initial 500
initial 45
-0.5 → -1
0.5 → 0
0.25 → 0.2
60 → 45
60 → 75
45 → 30
-1 → -1.5
75 → 90
-1.5 → -1
0.2 → 0.22
45 → 60
180 → 150
-1 → 0
0.22 → 0.3
60 → 75
90 → 60
60 → 90
150 → 180
20 → 15
30 → 45
30 → 45
0 → 2
0 → 1
0.3 → 0.6
75 → 120
90 → 180
60 → 90
180 → 240
45 → 60
45 → 60
2 → -0.5
1 → 0.5
0.6 → 0.25
120 → 60
60 → 75
180 → 60
90 → 60
240 → 180
15 → 20
60 → 30
60 → 45
Full secondary parameter dump
Value -0.5.
Value 0.5.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.25.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 45.
Value -1.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.2.
Value 45.
Value 75.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 30.
Value -1.5.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.2.
Value 45.
Value 90.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 30.
Value -1.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.22.
Value 60.
Value 90.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 150.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 30.
Value 0.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.3.
Value 75.
Value 60.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 15.
Value 45.
Value 500.
Value 45.
Value 2.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.6.
Value 120.
Value 60.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 240.
Value 90.
Value 15.
Value 60.
Value 500.
Value 60.
Value -0.5.
Value 0.5.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.25.
Value 60.
Value 75.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 45.
🌅 Morning Cycle (8:02 AM) — iris-20260502-0801
Daily Summary So Far
not validated yet
none recorded
Reflection
Daily Summary So Far — this cycle will be validated at the next planning cycle.
Hypothesis
Testing: Operational repair: test whether executable 1.20 kPa engage floor plus 1.40-1.55 all-zone thresholds still prevents the 09:00-18:30 dry VPD ramp from exceeding 3h high-stress. Expected outcome: No further mister_engage_kpa setpoint_unconfirmed alerts from unsupported sub-1.20 values; VPD control remains materially better than the stuck 1.80 readback.
Setpoints
Saturday May 02
Primary crop-band changes:
Repair: preserve morning ramp posture but use firmware-confi
Repair: preserve peak-approach posture but avoid unsupported
Repair: preserve hot-dry peak posture with executable engage
Late afternoon backing-off posture unchanged.
Evening reset unchanged.
Tactical tunable changes:
Repair: preserve morning ramp posture but use firmware-confi
Repair: preserve peak-approach posture but avoid unsupported
Repair: preserve hot-dry peak posture with executable engage
Late afternoon backing-off posture unchanged.
Evening reset unchanged.
Sunday May 03
Primary crop-band changes:
Sunday carry-forward repaired to executable engage floor.
Tactical tunable changes:
Sunday carry-forward repaired to executable engage floor.
Changed secondary parameters:
initial -1
initial 0
initial 1
initial 2
initial 0.2
initial 45
initial 75
initial 300
initial 180
initial 60
initial 60
initial 180
initial 90
initial 20
initial 30
initial 500
initial 30
-1 → -1.5
75 → 90
-1.5 → -1
0.2 → 0.22
45 → 60
180 → 150
-1 → 0
0.22 → 0.3
60 → 75
90 → 60
60 → 90
150 → 180
20 → 15
30 → 45
30 → 45
0 → 2
0 → 1
0.3 → 0.6
75 → 120
90 → 180
60 → 90
180 → 240
45 → 60
45 → 60
2 → -0.5
1 → 0.5
0.6 → 0.25
120 → 60
60 → 75
180 → 60
90 → 60
240 → 180
15 → 20
60 → 30
60 → 45
Full secondary parameter dump
Value -1.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.2.
Value 45.
Value 75.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 30.
Value -1.5.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.2.
Value 45.
Value 90.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 30.
Value -1.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.22.
Value 60.
Value 90.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 150.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 30.
Value 0.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.3.
Value 75.
Value 60.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 15.
Value 45.
Value 500.
Value 45.
Value 2.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.6.
Value 120.
Value 60.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 240.
Value 90.
Value 15.
Value 60.
Value 500.
Value 60.
Value -0.5.
Value 0.5.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.25.
Value 60.
Value 75.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 45.
🌅 Morning Cycle (8:38 AM) — iris-20260502-0839
Daily Summary So Far
not validated yet
none recorded
Reflection
Daily Summary So Far — this cycle will be validated at the next planning cycle.
Hypothesis
Testing: Operational repair: floor mister_all_kpa to confirmed firmware executable values after alert 2711 without weakening engage threshold, mist gap, weighting, or fog escalation. Expected outcome: setpoint_unconfirmed for mister_all_kpa clears after the next dispatcher/confirmation pass; Saturday VPD-high stress remains under 3h if fog and mist cadence keep pace with the dry solar ramp.
Setpoints
Saturday May 02
Primary crop-band changes:
repair current 08:30 waypoint to ESP32-confirmed all-zone th
maintain peak dry-solar posture but avoid unsupported 1.40 a
afternoon peak relief with executable all-zone threshold
step down after peak solar while avoiding late-day VPD-low o
evening humidity/cost posture; fog mostly outside time windo
Tactical tunable changes:
repair current 08:30 waypoint to ESP32-confirmed all-zone th
maintain peak dry-solar posture but avoid unsupported 1.40 a
afternoon peak relief with executable all-zone threshold
step down after peak solar while avoiding late-day VPD-low o
evening humidity/cost posture; fog mostly outside time windo
Sunday May 03
Primary crop-band changes:
carry executable dry-day posture into Sunday morning forecas
Tactical tunable changes:
carry executable dry-day posture into Sunday morning forecas
Changed secondary parameters:
initial -1
initial 0
initial 1
initial 2
initial 0.2
initial 45
initial 75
initial 300
initial 180
initial 60
initial 60
initial 180
initial 90
initial 20
initial 30
initial 500
initial 30
-1 → -1.5
75 → 90
-1.5 → -1
0.2 → 0.22
45 → 60
180 → 150
-1 → 0
0.22 → 0.3
60 → 75
90 → 60
60 → 90
150 → 180
20 → 15
30 → 45
30 → 45
0 → 2
0 → 1
0.3 → 0.6
75 → 120
90 → 180
60 → 90
180 → 240
45 → 60
45 → 60
2 → -0.5
1 → 0.5
0.6 → 0.25
120 → 60
60 → 75
180 → 60
90 → 60
240 → 180
15 → 20
60 → 30
60 → 45
Full secondary parameter dump
Value -1.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.2.
Value 45.
Value 75.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 30.
Value -1.5.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.2.
Value 45.
Value 90.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 30.
Value -1.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.22.
Value 60.
Value 90.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 150.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 30.
Value 0.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.3.
Value 75.
Value 60.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 15.
Value 45.
Value 500.
Value 45.
Value 2.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.6.
Value 120.
Value 60.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 240.
Value 90.
Value 15.
Value 60.
Value 500.
Value 60.
Value -0.5.
Value 0.5.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.25.
Value 60.
Value 75.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 45.
☀️ Midday Cycle (1:49 PM) — iris-20260502-1349
validated
6/10
none recorded
Result: 2026-05-02 closed at planner_score 59.5 with 56.3% both-band compliance. Temp compliance was 76.8% and VPD compliance 65.1%, so VPD remained the weaker axis, but the stress mix shifted entirely to over-humidification: heat/cold/VPD-high stress were 0.0h and VPD-low stress was 4.0h. The late-afternoon dry-shoulder extension achieved its core safety hypothesis (peak temp 81.2F, peak VPD 1.75 kPa, dp_risk_hours 0), but it overshot humidity and used very high mister water (489 gal) for only moderate compliance gain. Cost was USD 4.16, below the 7d avg USD 4.63, driven mostly by gas (USD 2.76) plus electric (USD 1.40); water metering for total gallons reported 0 despite mister_water_gal, so total water cost is unreliable for this day.
Reflection
Validating previous cycle: iris-20260502-0603
Previous hypothesis: Saturday is a clear dry-solar stress day. Yesterday proved 0.30 fog escalation and 20s mist gaps were not enough when solar overshot; today I am preconditioning earlier, using VENTILATE fog more aggressively, and keeping sealed-vent windows short so humidity control does not become a heat trap.
{
"conditions": {"outdoor_temp_peak_f": 72.0, "outdoor_rh_min_pct": 8.0, "solar_peak_w_m2": 897, "cloud_cover_avg_pct": 1, "notes": "clear, very dry spring day; RH below 20% by 10:00 and below 10% from 15:00-19:00"},
"stress_windows": [
{"kind": "vpd_high", "start": "2026-05-02T09:00:00-06:00", "end": "2026-05-02T18:30:00-06:00", "severity": "high", "mitigation": "precondition with engage/all 1.05-1.55, 15-20s gaps, fog_escalation_kpa 0.20-0.25"},
{"kind": "heat", "start": "2026-05-02T12:00:00-06:00", "end": "2026-05-02T16:30:00-06:00", "severity": "medium", "mitigation": "earlier cooling bias and short 150-180s sealed windows; rely on VENTILATE fog instead of longer seal time"},
{"kind": "vpd_low", "start": "2026-05-02T18:30:00-06:00", "end": "2026-05-02T23:00:00-06:00", "severity": "low", "mitigation": "relax mist thresholds, widen hysteresis, and return to 45s gaps after solar decline"}
],
"rationale": [
{"parameter": "mister_engage_kpa", "old_value": 1.8, "new_value": 1.05, "forecast_anchor": "VPD ramp begins by 09:00 and outdoor RH is below 20% by 10:00", "expected_effect": "start humidity correction before the steep ramp and keep VPD-high stress below 3.0h"},
{"parameter": "mister_all_kpa", "old_value": 2.4, "new_value": 1.40, "forecast_anchor": "solar 844-897 W/m2 and outdoor VPD 1.9-2.4 kPa during peak", "expected_effect": "bring all mister zones in before south/west desiccate; peak indoor VPD below 2.6 kPa"},
{"parameter": "mister_pulse_gap_s", "old_value": 60.0, "new_value": 15.0, "forecast_anchor": "clear dry peak from 10:00-17:00 with low condensation risk", "expected_effect": "increase evaporative cadence during the VPD ramp without extending sealed duration"},
{"parameter": "fog_escalation_kpa", "old_value": 0.30, "new_value": 0.20, "forecast_anchor": "post-PR-A VENTILATE fog is the correct tool for hot-dry stress; yesterday 0.30 underperformed", "expected_effect": "use fog earlier in VENTILATE and reduce VPD-high stress by at least 1h versus yesterday"},
{"parameter": "mist_max_closed_vent_s", "old_value": 180.0, "new_value": 150.0, "forecast_anchor": "yesterday heat stress reached 4.93h and solar overshot forecast", "expected_effect": "avoid heat trapping while still allowing short humidity pulses"},
{"parameter": "vpd_hysteresis", "old_value": 0.50, "new_value": 0.30, "forecast_anchor": "dry clear day with dp_risk_hours near zero", "expected_effect": "tighten recovery during solar peak while keeping dew-point risk under 0.5h"}
]
}Result: 2026-05-02 closed at planner_score 59.5 with 56.3% both-band compliance. Temp compliance was 76.8% and VPD compliance 65.1%, so VPD remained the weaker axis, but the stress mix shifted entirely to over-humidification: heat/cold/VPD-high stress were 0.0h and VPD-low stress was 4.0h. The late-afternoon dry-shoulder extension achieved its core safety hypothesis (peak temp 81.2F, peak VPD 1.75 kPa, dp_risk_hours 0), but it overshot humidity and used very high mister water (489 gal) for only moderate compliance gain. Cost was USD 4.16, below the 7d avg USD 4.63, driven mostly by gas (USD 2.76) plus electric (USD 1.40); water metering for total gallons reported 0 despite mister_water_gal, so total water cost is unreliable for this day. Score: 6/10
New finding: Late-afternoon dry-shoulder extensions can cap VPD-high stress and avoid heat risk, but if VPD-high is already controlled they should relax earlier or widen hysteresis/gaps to avoid VPD-low stress and high mister-water use. → Added to Lessons Learned
Hypothesis
Testing: Late-afternoon dry-shoulder extension: keep executable aggressive mist/fog thresholds through 19:30 instead of relaxing at 16:30. Expected outcome: Reduce additional VPD-high stress after 16:30 by at least 0.5h versus the prior relaxation while keeping dp_risk_hours at 0 and avoiding heat trapping through 150s sealed-vent caps.
Setpoints
Saturday May 02
Primary crop-band changes:
Maintain current dry-solar posture while outdoor RH is 10% a
New forecast keeps late afternoon clear and extremely dry; d
After sunset, reduce water/fog aggressiveness and avoid cold
Tactical tunable changes:
Maintain current dry-solar posture while outdoor RH is 10% a
New forecast keeps late afternoon clear and extremely dry; d
After sunset, reduce water/fog aggressiveness and avoid cold
Sunday May 03
Primary crop-band changes:
Sunday remains dry with a late-morning VPD ramp; keep execut
Tactical tunable changes:
Sunday remains dry with a late-morning VPD ramp; keep execut
Changed secondary parameters:
initial -1
initial 0
initial 1
initial 2
initial 0.22
initial 60
initial 90
initial 300
initial 180
initial 60
initial 60
initial 150
initial 90
initial 20
initial 30
initial 500
initial 30
-1 → 0
0.22 → 0.23
90 → 75
60 → 90
0 → 2
0 → 1
0.23 → 0.6
60 → 120
75 → 60
90 → 180
60 → 90
150 → 240
20 → 15
30 → 60
30 → 60
2 → -0.5
1 → 0.5
0.6 → 0.25
120 → 60
60 → 75
180 → 60
90 → 60
240 → 180
15 → 20
60 → 30
60 → 45
Full secondary parameter dump
Value -1.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.22.
Value 60.
Value 90.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 150.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 30.
Value 0.
Value 0.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.23.
Value 60.
Value 75.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 60.
Value 150.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 30.
Value 2.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.6.
Value 120.
Value 60.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 240.
Value 90.
Value 15.
Value 60.
Value 500.
Value 60.
Value -0.5.
Value 0.5.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.25.
Value 60.
Value 75.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 20.
Value 30.
Value 500.
Value 45.
🌆 Evening Cycle (7:59 PM) — iris-20260502-1958
Daily Summary So Far
not validated yet
none recorded
Reflection
Daily Summary So Far — this cycle will be validated at the next planning cycle.
Hypothesis
Testing: Overnight humidity-conservation plus early Sunday dry-ramp preconditioning: widen mist thresholds overnight, then switch to aggressive fog/mist before VPD rises. Expected outcome: Overnight dp_risk_hours remains 0, cold stress stays near or below 1h, and Sunday VPD-high stress improves versus today’s 6.43h despite very dry outdoor air.
Conditions (structured)
78.0°F
6.0%
811.0 W/m²
82.0%
mild dry overnight, then very dry Sunday with uncertain clouds/overcast; near-term forecast is reliable enough for overnight but solar may swing
Expected stress windows
bias_heat 1.5 and bias_cool 3.5 hold warmth without chasing crop-band morning cold stress
lower engage/all to 1.1/1.5, 20s gap, fog_escalation_kpa 0.22 once dry ramp begins
Parameter rationale
reduce heater overshoot venting and keep cold stress near or below 1h overnight
avoid VPD-low overshoot and conserve water while humidity holds naturally
start humidity correction before the 09:00-13:00 VPD ramp and reduce VPD-high stress vs today's 6.43h
use fog earlier in hot-dry ventilation windows while keeping dp_risk_hours at 0
prevent heat trapping while allowing short humidity recovery cycles
Setpoints
Saturday May 02
Primary crop-band changes:
Evening settle: conserve humidity, suppress overnight mist/f
Tactical tunable changes:
Evening settle: conserve humidity, suppress overnight mist/f
Sunday May 03
Primary crop-band changes:
Midnight posture: outdoor falls near 49F; use gas-efficient
Pre-dawn hold: maintain warmth through the low point while s
Sunrise handoff: reduce heat bias and begin dry-day VPD prec
Sunday dry ramp: outdoor RH is forecast 6-16% with VPD above
Tactical tunable changes:
Midnight posture: outdoor falls near 49F; use gas-efficient
Pre-dawn hold: maintain warmth through the low point while s
Sunrise handoff: reduce heat bias and begin dry-day VPD prec
Sunday dry ramp: outdoor RH is forecast 6-16% with VPD above
Changed secondary parameters:
initial 3
initial 1
initial 2
initial 300000
initial 1
initial 2
initial 0.8
initial 2
initial 180
initial 60
initial 360
initial 180
initial 240
initial 120
initial 900
initial 240
initial 90
initial 15
initial 60
initial 120
initial 60
initial 500
initial 1
initial 1
initial 1
initial 2
initial 90
3 → 3.5
1 → 1.5
3.5 → 3
0.8 → 0.7
120 → 90
60 → 45
90 → 75
3 → 1.5
1.5 → 0.5
0.7 → 0.35
2 → 1.5
180 → 90
360 → 300
240 → 180
120 → 90
900 → 600
240 → 220
60 → 45
90 → 30
45 → 15
2 → 1.5
75 → 45
1.5 → 0
0.5 → 0
2 → 3
0.35 → 0.22
1.5 → 1
90 → 60
180 → 120
220 → 180
30 → 10
15 → 5
45 → 30
Full secondary parameter dump
Value 3.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 300000.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.8.
Value 2.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 360.
Value 180.
Value 240.
Value 120.
Value 900.
Value 240.
Value 90.
Value 15.
Value 60.
Value 120.
Value 60.
Value 500.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 90.
Value 3.5.
Value 1.5.
Value 2.
Value 300000.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.8.
Value 2.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 360.
Value 180.
Value 240.
Value 120.
Value 900.
Value 240.
Value 90.
Value 15.
Value 60.
Value 120.
Value 60.
Value 500.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 90.
Value 3.
Value 1.5.
Value 2.
Value 300000.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.7.
Value 2.
Value 180.
Value 60.
Value 360.
Value 180.
Value 240.
Value 120.
Value 900.
Value 240.
Value 90.
Value 15.
Value 60.
Value 90.
Value 45.
Value 500.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 75.
Value 1.5.
Value 0.5.
Value 2.
Value 300000.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.35.
Value 1.5.
Value 90.
Value 60.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 600.
Value 220.
Value 90.
Value 15.
Value 45.
Value 30.
Value 15.
Value 500.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 1.5.
Value 45.
Value 0.
Value 0.
Value 3.
Value 300000.
Value 1.
Value 2.
Value 0.22.
Value 1.
Value 60.
Value 60.
Value 300.
Value 180.
Value 120.
Value 90.
Value 600.
Value 180.
Value 90.
Value 15.
Value 45.
Value 10.
Value 5.
Value 500.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 1.
Value 1.5.
Value 30.
Daily Summary So Far
Climate
59.9–81.2°F; avg 69.0°F
0.29–1.75 kPa; avg 0.77 kPa
40.9–85.2%
Stress Hours
- Heat stress (>85°F): 0.0h
- VPD stress (>2.0 kPa): 0.0h
- Cold stress (<55°F): 0.0h
Economics
USD 0.41
USD 2.76
USD 2.370
USD 5.54
Equipment Runtimes
Primary exhaust runtime.
Secondary exhaust runtime.
Intake vent runtime.
Fogger runtime.
Electric heater runtime.
Gas heater runtime.
Supplemental lighting runtime.
South mister runtime.
West mister runtime.
Center mister runtime.
Water
- Total: 489 gal
- Mister: 489 gal
Crop Health (Gemini Vision)
Observation notes are collapsed below to avoid publishing partial vision snippets.
Observation notes are collapsed below to avoid publishing partial vision snippets.
Observation notes are collapsed below to avoid publishing partial vision snippets.
Observation notes are collapsed below to avoid publishing partial vision snippets.
Observation notes are collapsed below to avoid publishing partial vision snippets.
Vision observation notes
Difficult to assess clearly in the dark, but no obvious signs of severe stress.
Hanging roots appear healthy, foliage is green.
Seedlings appear healthy, but resolution makes detailed assessment difficult.
Seedlings appear healthy, but resolution makes detailed assessment difficult.
Seedlings appear healthy, but resolution makes detailed assessment difficult.
Hourly Pattern
RH 57.7%.
RH 48.6%.
RH 53.3%.
RH 53.2%.
RH 63.7%.
RH 66.0%.
RH 73.4%.
RH 78.6%.
RH 79.9%.
RH 78.4%.
RH 73.9%.
RH 75.5%.
RH 74.8%.
RH 76.2%.
RH 75.5%.
RH 74.9%.
RH 75.3%.
RH 74.6%.
RH 73.3%.
RH 72.6%.
RH 68.6%.
RH 68.8%.
RH 62.4%.
RH 68.9%.
7-Day Stress Context
Cold stress 3.6h.
Cold stress 15.4h.
Cold stress 5.4h.
Cold stress 2.4h.
Cold stress 0.0h.
Cold stress 0.0h.
Cold stress 0.0h.