Plant-response inputs
A grower may have measured runoff, VWC and dryback, or both. Core Cannabis is designed to preserve zero values, explain the adjustment, and keep every response tied to the matching room and table.
Measured runoff in milliliters can be compared with the stage target range derived from delivered volume. Zero milliliters remains a real reading, not missing data.
Sensor or manual VWC and dryback readings can describe whether the substrate is recovering, holding, or drying too aggressively.
A response from Table 1 must not adjust Table 2 or another room. Schedule creation uses the response date and station identity explicitly.
The result should show baseline volume, adjusted volume, correction percentage, and reason before the schedule becomes applied.
Connect plant-response measurements to the correct irrigation phase.
Read guideVerify that target milliliters become the intended runtime and delivery.
Read guideReview the complete schedule-generation and adjustment workflow.
Read guideNo. A submitted runoff reading or a submitted VWC/dryback reading can inform the matching next schedule independently, subject to the configured adjustment rules.
Yes. Zero milliliters is a valid measurement and must not be converted to null or shown as not logged.
No. The deployable adjustment contract uses a same-day response for the matching room and station. Older history remains useful for insight, not automatic schedule control.