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Blueberries on substrate are sensitive to water, pH and EC. With drain, EC, pH and the moisture in your substrate side by side, you know whether your irrigation is right, wherever you are.
Drain at the first irrigation cycle means the plants stayed too wet overnight. No drain, or drain that comes too late, points to too little water. For every cycle you see what goes in and what comes out, so you can adjust straight away.
A rising EC in the drain means the plant takes up water less easily. See the EC in and out, and step in on time.
The pH of the incoming and outgoing water determines how well the plant takes up nutrients, and it matters even more for blueberries.
Measure the volumetric water content (VWC) and the EC in the substrate itself, plus the temperature, to see whether the substrate is moist enough.
All measurements are in the same app and the same portal, with alarms you set yourself.
DMS PHEC measures drain, flow, pH and EC. Choose DMS PHEC PRO if you also want to see the volumetric water content (VWC), EC and temperature in the substrate itself.
Add temperature and humidity for VPD, and optionally Leaf-to-air to see heat coming.
This is a starting point. We are happy to look together at what suits your business, and prepare a tailored proposal.
PHEC measures drain, flow, pH and EC in the incoming and outgoing water. PHEC PRO also measures the volumetric water content (VWC), EC and temperature in the substrate itself.
Yes, for too little incoming water, too little drain or drain that starts too late, and with the pH and EC sensors also on acidity and EC value.
Yes, our stations work worldwide and automatically pick the strongest mobile network.
Tell us what you grow and what you want to know. We will think along on the setup that suits you.
