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Stable cycle

Vigor, uniformity and balanced development

Tomato Stage: Vegetative growth 100 plant(s) Greenhouse direct ground 8–10 minutes
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How to read the Environment

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What are you seeing?

Here you see where the plant lives: indoors, greenhouse or outdoors, along with its roots, its watering and its light.

Why it matters

The plant does not function separately from its environment — all of this affects it together, not separately.

How to think about it

Start with the big ideas: first the type of general environment, and then go into the detail of irrigation and light.

Very simple example

A plant with drooping leaves may need a different reading if it is very hot than if the substrate is saturated with water.

Look at this first:
  • Environment
  • root zone
  • Irrigation
  • light source
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Interpreted environment, not just described

The environment defines which variables make sense, which change their weight, and which tools would be necessary in a real file.

environment

Greenhouse

Yolia uses this context to interpret signals and avoid out-of-environment comparisons.

root system

direct ground

Yolia uses this context to interpret signals and avoid out-of-environment comparisons.

light source

Sun

Yolia uses this context to interpret signals and avoid out-of-environment comparisons.

Related tools

They are categories of observation of the context, not a shopping list or a prescription.

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  • dual_climate
  • Outdoor climate and microclimate
  • Exterior/interior comparison, Ventilation, Shading, Condensation, Radiation overheating

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  • soil
  • ground
  • Texture, pH, Conductivity, Organic matter, Compaction, Humidity and temperature

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  • solar
  • solar radiation
  • Global radiation, Direct and diffuse, Hours of sunshine, UV, Estimated PAR

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  • water
  • Water and irrigation
  • Source, pH, Conductivity, Hardness and alkalinity, Volume, Uniformity by sectors