Climate Control
The Missing Ingredient: CO2
Carbon dioxide is an often overlooked aspect of indoor gardening. While plants can survive without it, even slight elevations of CO2 can...
What CO2 Can Do For Your Grow Room
Carbon dioxide plays an important role in the theater of your grow room. Read on to learn what adding more of it to your garden can do for...
Cloches to Greenhouses
Cloches, hothouses, cold frames, greenhouses—what’s the difference? Grubbycup explains how all these garden structures can help you to...
Cold Weather and Hydroponic Gardens
Cold weather is a situation where hydroponic gardening, whether in your home or in a greenhouse, has an unbeatable advantage. Here’s how to...
A Look at the Plant Stomata and Relative Humidity
There are many critical factors growers pay close attention to when considering the overall health and vigor of their plants. Here's why...
Energy and the Growroom
Energy is a loaded word. It allows our lights to turn on, it can result in deadly radiation and, most importantly, it regulates how...
Removing Pollutants from Indoor Air
Polluted air lowers our immune systems and allows mold, bacteria and germs to sicken us, our pets, and our plants. What can we do about it?
The Year-Round Greenhouse
You’ll need different things from your greenhouse in the hot summer months than you will in the depths of winter - read on for some useful...
How to Keep Your Plants Healthy
We all want to keep our plants healthy. However, when we see leaves that don’t look quite right, many of us overlook some of the more...
What’s a Grower to Do? Innovative Solutions For The Home Gardener
During his travels and experiences in this industry, Shane Hutto has had the opportunity to meet a lot of growers. He learns something each...
7 Practical Heating Solutions for Your Indoor Grow
Heating your indoor grow can be a problem, but it's a problem with some practical solutions
How To Perfect Your Grow Room’s Ventilation System
A good ventilation system is vital for a successful growroom. Here’s how to make sure you have what you need to achieve maximum yields.
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...
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.
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...
