Striking the Balance:
A quick note on the impacts of Over & Under Watering events

As gardeners, farmers, and plant enthusiasts, we often pay close attention to sunlight, water, and nutrients when tending to our plants. However, one crucial factor that often goes unnoticed is the availability of oxygen in the root zone. The root zone is where a plant's roots reside and absorb essential nutrients and water from the soil. Insufficient oxygen levels in this zone can have severe consequences, including the onset and progression of plant diseases. In the realm of plant health, the importance of a well-nourished root system cannot be overstated. Monitoring plant weights provides valuable information for optimizing growth, conducting scientific research, fast-tracking SOP development, breeding programs, automating irrigation (based on realtime growth rates) and making informed decisions in various fields, including agriculture, ecology, horticulture, and biotechnology.
‍