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Patch Command Center
A live look at what PumpkinOps is doing right now, what just happened, and when watering last ran.
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Camera controls
Import Google Nest from here, then manage or review cameras on the wall below.
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System health
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Checking devices, scheduler, and live automation state.
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Quick actions
Jump right to the controls you need
Fast links
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Active alerts
Important issues that need attention
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Fans
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Checking fan status…
Cooling outputs will show here.
Heating
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Checking heat status…
Heating outputs will show here.
CO2
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Checking CO2 status…
CO2 enrichment status will show here.
Watering
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Checking watering status…
Irrigation runs and last watering will show here.
Live equipment now
Anything running right this second shows up here fast.
Live outputs
Air temp
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Humidity
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CO2
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Watering timeline
Clear start and stop events so you know exactly when watering happened.
Recent watering
Automation activity feed
The latest fan, heat, CO2, and watering actions in one fast feed.
Recent activity
PumpkinCam Wall
Your saved camera cards live here. Use Patch Command Center to import Google Nest, then use Manage for manual camera editing.
No cameras yet. Use Import Google Nest in the Patch Command Center, or click Manage to add Google Home, Nest, Wyze, or LAN camera feeds.
SenseCAP live check
Keep your main probe below the camera wall so you can quickly confirm moisture, soil temp, and EC look right.
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Soil Moisture
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Soil Temperature
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Soil EC
—mS/cm
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SenseCAP soil sensors
Live readings by probe so you can sanity-check what each patch sensor is reporting.
Source: SenseCAP
Soil Amendment Calculator
Fast grower UI — enter a soil test, pick amendments, and PumpkinOps calculates end PPM, ratios, and base saturation.
Inputs
Patch size (sq ft)
Soil pH
Buffer pH
OM %
Soil test (PPM)
Compost
Type
Amount (cu yds)
Include nutrients
Lime
Lime 1
Lime 2
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Amendments
Lbs
Product
Remove
Results
End PPM
Start → Gain → End
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Ratios
Auto-flagged vs your rev11.2 ideals
Base Saturation + eCEC
pH estimate (lime)
Enter lime to estimate end pH for loamy/sandy/clay.
What to buy
Build a purchase list from your soil test + targets. Opens trusted store searches (no price scraping).
Targets
Adjust these once; PumpkinOps saves them on this browser.
P / K
Ca / Mg / S
Sodium
Click “Recommend purchases” to generate a shopping list from your current soil test (and any amendments already entered).
Devices
Latest seen per device (online/stale/offline)
EUI
Name
Last Seen
Status
Control
Tip: Use this tab when you’re troubleshooting sensors or toggling Meross switches.
Watering
Moisture-triggered watering + fixed-time watering. This is an ON-only system (your devices handle turning themselves off).
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Tip: Set a moisture threshold + a check interval (e.g., every 3 hours) and choose a Start checking at time so you know which hours it evaluates. You can also add up to 2 fixed watering times per day that run no matter what the moisture is.
Temperature
Soil + air thermostat control (Inkbird-style): Heating/Cooling mode with a differential (hysteresis) that turns outlets ON and OFF. All temps are °F. All times are Central.
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Tip: Use Above for fans/vents and Below for heaters. Interval checks use Start checking at to anchor the times you evaluate (same idea as Watering).
Soil temperature
Air temperature
CO2
CO2 thermostat control using your S2103 CO2, Temperature and Humidity Sensor as the control sensor. It mirrors Temperature automation, shows live running status, lets you set your own CO2 active window, and stays OFF whenever air temperature control is active.
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CO2 target key — Young plants: 550–650 ppm target. Established plants / active vines: 700–900 ppm target. Practical ceiling: keep normal operation at or below 1000 ppm. CO2 only runs inside your active window and stays OFF whenever air temperature control is active.
CO2 active window
Set exactly when CO2 enrichment is allowed to run in Central time. These same controls also appear inside the CO2 controller card below.
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Fungicide Rotation (Hot & Humid)
Aggressive preventive rotation with a protectant backbone, a true root-zone drench lane, and clear spray-vs-drench timing. For your grow, the season starts with March 28 seed start and April 5 transplant, so the first actual root-zone application is locked to April 18 with Agri-Fos crown drench / root-zone kickoff.
Saved rates editor
Set your saved per-gallon or label rates here. Each product shows whether it belongs in the foliar tank, the root-zone / drench lane, or inventory / reference only.
Product
Preferred tank size (gal)
Rate value
Unit
Rate basis
GPA (for per-acre labels)
Choose a product and enter a rate to see the tank math.
Saved rates currently in use:
Email reminders
Get an email Friday (prep) and Saturday (spray day) with the products and your saved per-gallon rates.
Enabled
Send to
Send which days
Reminder times
Fri
Sat
These times are checked by PumpkinOps inside the app during background maintenance. Windows Task Scheduler is not required for fungicide emails.
Manual test target
Optional. Pick a spray Saturday to test the exact fungicide week instead of accidentally testing an out-of-season date.
Rotation key (optional)
Core foliar lane (F1-F8)
F1: Daconil protectant
F2: Daconil + Eagle 20EW
F3: Daconil + Agri-Fos
F4: Kocide 3000 or Liquid Copper
F5: Daconil + Sovran
F6: Daconil protectant reset
Root-zone / drench checkpoints
R1: April 18 Agri-Fos crown drench / root-zone kickoff
R2: FRAC 4 soil / drip / directed pass every 14 days after kickoff
Timing: root-zone drenches early, foliar sprays later if both land on the same day
Alerts: same-day split guidance and no-overlap cues are shown in the schedule
Season Schedule
The root-zone program starts with a real drench on April 18 and then repeats every 14 days through the 3rd Saturday in September. Foliar canopy weeks start on the first Saturday on or after May 1. When both lanes land on the same day, PumpkinOps now flags a split-application alert so drenches and foliar sprays stay easy to read and separate.
Mix columns use your saved per-gallon rates. Each date now separates the foliar spray lane from the root-zone drench lane, shows recommended timing windows, and raises a same-day alert when both lanes are scheduled. If a product says Set rate, click it to jump to the saved rates editor above.
Last sprays
Saved locally in your browser (no database needed).
Expenses
Track your yearly spend with a simple list and totals.
Year:
Search
Category
Payment
Receipt
Total spent (year)
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USD
# of expenses
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items
Date
Vendor
Category
Amount
Payment
Notes
Receipt
Watering automation runs
Shows the last 200 times the runner executed and what actions it took.
No runs logged yet. It will appear after the first scheduled run or a manual “Run now”.
Time (CT)
Source
Zone
Action
Details
Temperature run log
Shows the last 200 temperature state changes (ON/OFF).
No temperature runs logged yet.
Time (CT)
Type
Sensor
State
Details
CO2 run log
Shows the last 200 CO2 state changes (ON/OFF).
No CO2 runs logged yet.
Time (CT)
Sensor
State
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PumpkinCam Wall
Use Google Home / Nest / Wyze as quick links, or paste a local restream/player URL for true live tiles. Snapshot cards are great when a provider blocks embedding.
Tip: Best results come from a local camera player or restream page (Scrypted / go2rtc / NVR / wyze-bridge). For Google Home, save the Home web URL as the link and optionally add a local snapshot or restream tile.