Humidity

Latest Humidity Articles

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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

  How to Deal with Humidity in the Growroom

  Any indoor gardener can tell you that temperatures affect the indoor growroom environment, yet humidity often gets overlooked. Inattentive growers may not realize until...

  By: Keith "Tree Frog" Bouchard | Founder & Co-inventor at Multiponics

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  Environmental Control

  Automation Must-Haves for New Growers

  Hydro newbies, don’t be scared, just get growing! Hydroponic gardening is not that intimidating, just choose your own way of going about it. This article will...

  By: Keith "Tree Frog" Bouchard | Founder & Co-inventor at Multiponics

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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

  Using Humidity Control & Monitoring as Growing Tools

  Whether in a greenhouse, glasshouse, or indoors, cultivating in a protected environment is all about controlling the surrounding conditions. Out of all the various...

  By: Maximum Yield | Publisher

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  Plant Growth

  Free Water? Dehumidifier Water and Consumable Plants

  Using a dehumidifier condensate to water consumable plants can be a heated topic among growers. Some say, “Yes, I use it and it works fine.” Others question...

  By: Clif Tomasini and Mike Steffes

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  Environmental Control

  Keeping Things Cool In Your Growroom

  Plants are like children. They respond best to a consistent environment. What constitutes the best growroom environment can vary from plant variety to plant variety, but...

  By: Sara Elliott | Gardener, Writer

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  Environmental Control

  Why Air Circulation Is Essential for Greenhouse Climate Control

  Greenhouse growing is all about controlling climate conditions in order to optimize plant production. The temperature is constantly adjusted, the air is dehumidified and...

  By: Maximum Yield | Publisher

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  Environmental Control

  Humidity: The Often-Overlooked Climate Factor That Could Be Hurting Your Plants' Growth

  Modern cultivation is characterized by a constant drive to improve production. This is achieved, for the most part, by controlling and optimizing the climatic conditions...

  By: Maximum Yield | Publisher

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  Environmental Control

  Balmy Breezes: How Air Circulation Affects Temperature, Humidity and CO2 in Your Growroom

  We’ve all heard that moving and exchanging the air inside a growroomis essential. Why? When growing indoors, you are artificially creating a microclimate in which...

  By: Shane Hutto | Owner

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  Environmental Control

  As Temperatures Rise...Don’t Forget About Humidity

  For gardeners who grow indoors in the summer, there are a few crucial guidelines to keep in mind to give plants a fighting chance against potentially hot conditions...

  By: Lacey Macri

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  Environmental Control

  A Look at the Plant Stomata and Relative Humidity

  Growers tend to focus on certain critical factors contributing to the health and vigor of plants such as growing media, seeds, lighting conditions, temperatures and...

  By: Bill DeBoer