Greenhouse Overview

Each row's squeezes (up to four) are averaged together first, then those row values are averaged for the size — so a row squeezed four times counts the same as a row squeezed once. Out of range counts how many of those row values fell outside target. For the individual readings behind them, see “Readings that stand out” above. EC gain is squeeze EC minus rain gauge EC; positive means salts are building in the substrate.

OR2 houses sample with cups rather than squeezes and carry no crop size, so they sit outside the crop leaderboard. Cups are averaged per bay first, then across the house — a bay sampled five times counts the same as one sampled once. Drain gap is drainage EC minus cup EC.

Each house gets its own pair of charts. The coloured line is what was injected — the reading entered on the Boom Initials page. The grey dashed line is what the crop actually got: every bay's rain gauge in that house averaged into one point for the day. The gap between them is the difference between what you set and what landed.

Every individual measurement is checked here — squeezes, cups, rain gauge, drainage, and volumes. Three reasons a reading is listed:
Out of range — the reading fell outside your pH or EC thresholds.
Unlike its peers — it sits far from the median of every other reading of the same kind, which catches a mistyped decimal even when the value is technically inside target. Volumes are compared within their own crop size.
Off its row — it disagreed with the other samples taken in the same row that day.
Squeezes and volumes follow the crop size filter; cups and specialty-house readings are always shown.