Garden Bed Conditions
Live Horticultural Model
SCENARIO PRESETS
62°F
50°F (Stunt)
65°F Threshold
75°F+ (Optimal)
5 hrs
2 hrs (Weak)
5 hrs (Sparse)
8+ hrs (Full Sun)
4-Year Bed Crop History (Nightshade Cycle)
2 Consecutive Yrs
Nightshades (Peppers, Tomatoes, Eggplant, Okra) share virulent 2-year soilborne pathogens.
3 Yrs Ago
2 Yrs Ago
Nightshade
Last Year
Nightshade
This Year
🌶️ Peppers
Active Test
🔬 Botanical Rule: The 2-Year Pathogen Cycle
"Don't plant peppers in the same place 2 consecutive years running. The pathogens live in soil with a 2-year cycle affecting peppers, tomatoes, eggplant, and okra. They spread when rains or heavy overhead watering splash contaminated loam onto lower leaves."
Blossom Count
0
Cold soil < 65°F aborts bloom initiation.
Foliage Health
35%
Stunted leaf area, spore lesions developing.
Pathogen Risk Level
High (2-year continuous nightshade cycle)
Soil inoculum active from consecutive nightshade seasons.
Root Zone Vitality
38%
Sluggish uptake in 62°F cold loam.
Horticultural Diagnosis
Stunted / Pathogen Vulnerable
Horticultural Recommendation:
Delay planting until soil exceeds 65°F, increase sunlight to 8+ hours, and rotate with non-nightshade crops for 2 years.