Ventilation

Latest Ventilation Articles

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  Environmental Control

  Where Should I Put the Exhaust for My Grow Tent?

  Proper air circulation is one of the most important variables for indoor cannabis cultivation. Whether you have a commercial operation, or a small hobbyist grow, having...

  By: Kent Gruetzmacher | Writer, Owner of KCG Content

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  Environmental Control

  A Deep Dive into Growroom Intakes

  Our motivations for using intakes are largely shaped by our experiences. While all cannabis plants do best with temperatures below 80°F and humidity levels below 50...

  By: Kent Gruetzmacher | Writer, Owner of KCG Content

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  Environmental Control

  Best Ways to Discreetly Exhaust Your Grow Tent

  While grow tent kits come with detailed instructions for assembly, you are still left to make critical decisions about where to situate them in your home. When trying to...

  By: Kent Gruetzmacher | Writer, Owner of KCG Content

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  Environmental Control

  Four Things You Need to Control in the Growroom

  Controlling Your Indoor Garden's TemperatureThe average plant does well in daytime temperatures around 65-75°F. However, some plants prefer cooler or warmer...

  By: Kathleen Marshall

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  Environmental Control

  Tips and Tricks for Properly Sealing Your Growroom

  One of the most beautiful, yet challenging, elements of indoor cultivation is the environmental control and manipulation of one’s growroom. While it’s...

  By: Kent Gruetzmacher | Writer, Owner of KCG Content

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  Environmental Control

  How Slight Negative Pressure and Keeping a Light Tight Growroom Can Help Maximize Yields

  Indoor horticulture is a simple, yet complicated hobby. For the most part, the basics of outdoor growing apply to growing indoors. Light, water, nutrients, and...

  By: Lee G Lyzit | Grower, Writer

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  Environmental Control

  How To Perfect Your Grow Room’s Ventilation System

  An indoor garden’s ventilation system is just as important as its lighting system or nutrient regimen. The ventilation system is responsible for maintaining the...

  By: Lee G Lyzit | Grower, Writer

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  Cannabis

  How Your Cannabis Plants Respond to Stress, the Good and the Bad

  In cannabis cultivation, as in life, there are two types of stress—good and bad.Good stress causes the cannabis plant to work harder to achieve a desirable goal...

  By: Stephen Keen

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  Environmental Control

  The Importance of Air Purification in the Growroom

  Why do your plants need fresh air and how do they use it?Ideally in your growroom you want conditions exceeding those a plant would experience naturally. One of these...

  By: Rich Hamilton | Writer, Consultant, Author of The Growers Guide

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  Environmental Control

  Don't Let 'em Fry! - Managing Excessive Heat

  Sweltering conditions, overbearing heat, extreme humidity,or arid dry air—these are the difficult outdoor climate challenges that many growers face for at least...

  By: Lynette Morgan | Author, Partner at SUNTEC International Hydroponic Consultants

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  Plant Health

  Beating Botrytis: How to Identify, Prevent & Treat a Common Crop Ailment

  There are more than 50 different species of botrytis, also known as gray or brown mold, or bacterial soft rot, which can wreak havoc on numerous plants, including...

  By: Eric Hopper | Writer, Consultant, Product Tester

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  Environmental Control

  Recycling Heat Between Dual Flowering Rooms

  All indoor gardens are unique. However, there is one thing most indoor gardens have in common: excess heat. The artificial lighting systems are notorious for emitting a...

  By: Eric Hopper | Writer, Consultant, Product Tester