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Soil-sensors: Background information


We have soil sensors buried in the ground at the levels indicated below.
Each level has a temperature probe and a moisture sensor.


Current Planting & Watering Guide

Depth
in cm		 Moisture - cb    Temperature - °C
Min Max Actual Grow conditions Actual Max Min
10 1000 cb -100 cb 255 cb
ERROR no reading
(>= 240 cb)

()
212°C -148°C 212°C
30 1000 cb -100 cb 255 cb
ERROR no reading
(>= 240 cb)

()
491°C -148°C 212°C

Explanation Soil condition


Water potential is commonly measured in units of bars (and centibars in the English system of measurement) or kilopascals (in metric units).
One bar is approximately equal to one atmosphere (14.7 lb/in 2 ) of pressure. One centibar is equal to one kilopascal.


Buttton text Explanation
Saturated
(0 - 11 cb)
Saturated Soil. Occurs for a day or two after irrigation.
Adequate
(11 - 26 cb)
Soil is adequately wet (except coarse sands which are drying out at this range)
Irrigation desired
(26 - 61 cb)
Usual range to irrigate or water (except heavy clay soils).
Irrigate at the upper end of this range in cool humid climates and with higher water-holding capacity soils.
Irrigation needed
(61 - 101 cb)
Usual range to irrigate heavy clay soils
Dangerous Dry
(101 - 240 cb)
Soil is becoming dangerously dry for maximum production.

Record Soil Temperatures

Depth
in cm		 This month This year All time
Date Min Max Date Date Min Max Date Date Min Max Date
10 11-05 212.0 -58.0 11-05 11-05 212.0 -58.0 11-05 11-05-2013 212.0 -58.0 11-05-2013
30 01-04 212.0 -148.0 01-04 01-01 212.0 -148.0 01-01 04-06-2013 32.0 32.0 04-06-2013