Climate Control
Cloches to Greenhouses
Cloches, hothouses, cold frames, greenhouses—what’s the difference? Grubbycup explains how all these garden structures can help you to...
Is a Net-Zero Energy Greenhouse Really Possible?
In most of North America, growing year-round in a greenhouse requires substantial heating and cooling. Are net-zero energy greenhouses even...
3 Ways to Supplement Your Indoor Garden with CO2
Carbon dioxide is a necessary element for all plants. Learn three ways to supplement CO2 for your indoor garden and know how it affects...
Filters, Ozone Generators and Air Purifiers, Oh My!
Whether it is implementing filters, ozone generators, air purification devices or a combination of solutions, indoor growers need to do...
Automating Your Indoor Garden
The tools for automating a growroom are becoming simpler and simpler to incorporate into our systems, freeing up a lot of our time. Which...
The Importance of CO2 Safety Monitoring Equipment
In the indoor gardening community, we spend a lot of time encouraging growers to add supplemental CO2 within enclosed spaces. After all,...
Consistency is the Key to Your Plant's Heart
Plants are a diverse bunch with a wide variety of optimal needs. Thankfully, however, they all have one thing in common: a love a...
Understanding Air Purification and Activated Carbon Filters
Activated carbon filters capture odor-causing vapors and take them out of circulation. Considering using these filters in your growroom?...
Moving Plants Inside for the Winter: What You Need to Know
Just because mornings are becoming frosty doesn’t mean your gardening season is over.
Garden Cloches: Giving plants More time
The cloche serves the same function as cold frames, movable row covers and greenhouses, but only in a smaller, single-serving size.
The Benefits of Geodesic Dome Greenhouses
There are many types of greenhouses to choose from, but geodesic dome-shaped structures offer many benefits over other styles. Geodesic...
Take Back Control of Your Growroom!
Growers must rely on their senses—common and otherwise—to pull off massive yields, but our senses alone aren’t always perfect when it comes...
The Internet of Things: What It Means for Growers
Without a doubt, the Internet of Things (IoT) can play a role in horticulture.
Bringing in a Bumper Crop: CO2 in the Garden
One important, and often overlooked, aspect of an indoor garden's climate is the level of carbon dioxide present. Here is why this is so...
5 Eco-friendly Design Ideas For Your Home and Garden
These eco-design elements in the home not only make the house more environmentally friendly, but they can help improve the indoor growing...
3 Simple Ways to Winterize Your Grow Room
As the cool fall weather slowly morphs into wintertime cold, indoor gardeners need to slim down on their cooling equipment and bulk up on...
Aquaponics for the Frozen Tundra: Part I
So, you’ve always wanted to try an outdoor aquaponic set-up, but it’s wintertime and you live in a place where fish and veggies would...
Extending The Growing Season
The days are getting shorter and the temperatures are plummeting. While this would normally signal the end of the outdoor growing season...
Sourcing CO2 for Your Indoor Garden
As an essential piece of the photosynthesis puzzle, carbon dioxide is an important component of indoor gardening that can be supplemented...
