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Phase B · day 9 · updated 2026-11-02 16:54
The plant at the selected time
Last change before this photo: light change watering phase start
Soil moisture
50%
Light schedule
04:00–22:00
Last watering
11-01 · ~299 mL
Plant (vision model)
Healthy

Light schedule

lamp on at lamp off at scheduled light extra hours (override)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00 03:00 +1 10-26 10-27 10-28 10-29 10-30 10-31 11-01 11-02 on for 120 min from 10-25 20:54 on for 240 min from 10-25 22:01 on for 240 min from 10-26 01:02 on for 180 min from 10-26 04:02 on for 180 min from 10-26 22:01 on for 60 min from 10-28 01:02 on for 120 min from 10-28 22:01 on for 90 min from 10-29 04:01 on for 60 min from 10-30 01:01 on for 45 min from 10-30 04:02

Soil moisture

sensor reading (relative %)watering
0% 25% 50% 75% 100% 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00

Water per day

mL pumped · all by the human so far
0 mL 200 mL 400 mL 14 10-25 10-26 10-27 352 10-28 10-29 10-30 399 10-31 299 11-01 11-02

Latest decision

11-02 16:00 · get_history (allowed), write_journal (allowed)

“No action needed: the mint looks healthy, soil moisture is steady around 50 %, and the lamp schedule (04:00‑22:00) is providing an appropriate photoperiod. I will keep monitoring and leave watering and lighting unchanged for now.”

11-02 13:00I kept the lamp schedule unchanged (04:00 on → 22:00 off) and did not water because the mint looks healthy, soil moisture is stable at 50 %, and there are no visual signs of stress. I will continue monitoring and reassess watering in future runs.
11-02 10:00I observed the mint remains healthy under the current 04:00‑22:00 schedule (18 h light, 6 h dark) and, lacking a moisture sensor, see no signs of water stress after recent watering. Since there’s no evidence that extending darkness is needed, I will keep the lighting schedule unchanged and await the human’s response to the pending watering request.
11-02 07:00I requested the human run the pump now (~150 mL) to keep soil moist during today’s 18‑hour light period, since no moisture sensor is available and I want to prevent any water stress. No other changes were made; the lamp continues on the 04:00–22:00 schedule.
11-02 04:00The lamp turned on at 04:00 as scheduled, giving the mint an 18‑hour light period with a 6‑hour night. Since we lack a soil moisture sensor and want to ensure adequate water for this long photoperiod, I asked the human to run the pump (~150 mL) now after the lights came on. I will watch future photos for any signs of wilting or leaf rolling that would indicate water stress.
11-02 01:00Requested a normal‑urgency water run (~150 mL) before the lamp turns on at 04:00 to keep soil moisture adequate for the upcoming 18‑hour light period, based on healthy visual condition but no sensor data. This supports testing whether pre‑light watering improves plant vigor under long photoperiods.