Hi Luis,
1. Netro uses forecast data, actual rainfall, zone specification(soil type, plant type, etc) and other factors to determine the moisture level. If sensor is associated, Netro model estimates moisture level of both deep soil and top soil. If sensor is not associated, Netro model estimates moisture level of deep soil.
2. We just checked your account and we found the irrigation data displays on Sunday now. Previously the irrigation data has not been updated.
3. We will update our plant database and add the plant "fir tree" in a few days. We will let you know when it is done. Currently you can select "redwood tree" as a workaround. If you have multiple type of plants in one zone. Usually, it's recommended to use the plant that needs most of waters. For example, if you have shrub, trees and flowers in one zone , it's better to use "flower". This is because tree can survive with more water, but your flower could die without enough water. One exception is Xeriscape, which could die with more than enough water.
Thanks,
Netro Support
My "fir tree" is surrounded by grass (see picture here: https://www.icloud.com/photos/#0asCqzyhKTLnfjC1ANc1a8Jgw).
Should I select "fir tree" as "Primary species" and grass ("festuca arundinacea") as "Other species"? Or what is the best approach?
We suggest "fir tree" as "Primary species" and grass ("festuca arundinacea") as "Other species".
Thanks,
Netro Support
We have also updated our plant database and add the plants fir tree.
Thanks,
Netro Support"