TreeSense Wiki

Every tree has its own story, and you can keep a complete record of that history in the cloud. Here, you can log all activities related to your tree—whether it’s a photo of the tree, watering, pruning, routine inspections, or any other notes. Simply scroll through your tree’s history to see at any time what happened to your tree and when. […]

How’s your sensor doing, anyway? You don’t always have to go out to the tree to check. A quick look in the cloud will tell you whether it’s actively sending data, whether it’s lost connection, or whether it’s struggling with a weak signal. Two pieces of information will help you with this: the sensor status and the signal strength. Sensor Status The sensor status shows whether […]

The TreeSense Moisture Index is no longer determined using a single formula, but rather on a tree-species-specific basis. This results in three changes in its application: temperature compensation, the index’s range of values (no longer capped at 100%), and the numerical values of the thresholds. The watering recommendations remain the same as much as possible. Contents: Brief Summary 1. Temperature Compensation 2. Value Range 3. Threshold Values […]

Are you wondering why your tree's moisture index is over 100%? Here’s why this isn’t a measurement error. What is the TreeSense moisture index? The TreeSense moisture index is an approximation of the gravimetric moisture content relative to the dry weight of the wood. This value is often referred to simply as gravimetric moisture content or wood moisture. It […]

Moisture content, water content, and wood moisture. These terms related to the moisture content of wood are often used interchangeably, but they do not always mean the same thing. Moisture content basically describes how much water is contained in the wood. However, there are different ways to express this value. The distinction is made based on whether the amount of water is measured by weight (gravimetric) or by volume (volumetric) […]

The TreeSense Cloud allows you to create a comprehensive tree inventory. By maintaining your tree master data, you have all important information stored in one central location and can manage your trees more efficiently. Complete data also enables more accurate watering recommendations and helps improve data interpretation. What tree master data can I enter? You can enter the name, tree inventory number, tree species, and tree measurements (height, crown diameter, […]