Two-sensor model
Two sensors give a wider platform for monitoring a standard seedling tray.
Waterproof housing
Monitor irrigation flow in a commercial setting.
4kg max
A sensitive sensor for sensitive plants.
12 kg max
Sensitive enough for orchids, strong enough for ficus.
Discover what is happening with your plants - from wherever you are.
Keep your plants healthy by giving them what they need. Avoid disease and damage from dehydration. The Wely lets you do this with an organic-friendly technique - controlling the water supply.
Remove the guesswork from watering.
Hands-off record generation for meeting regulation requirements and discovering malfunctions early. Record the watering events and lights on/off.
Data can be passed to an automatic irrigation system, or reviewed by a person doing the watering.
Check to see if your plants even need water before going to work. Skip unnecessary waterings.
Update
Isn't this data from a grey wely with the top removed, just monitoring temperature? Check out the mongodb database: https://charts.mongodb.com/charts-welyapp-tbmbl/public/dashboards/649645c0-dc2e-4974-8da6-eab9c0a074cd#
Temporary location/lighting change
On Dec. 9 I moved the coffee tree and it's lysimeter out of the closet and put it next to a window in the living room. I returned it to the closet Dec. 21. The moves are visible because I tried to zero the lysimeter each time. That is visible in the data log as a drop in signal (It should read 0 not -355 not sure what is happening there!). You can see that the water use in the window site is lower than the closet. This indicates that the daily light integral is lower at the window than the artificially lit zone.