How can I control my grow room environment?

How can I control my grow room environment?

Here are what we consider the key five steps to perfecting your grow room climate control.

  1. Dial your light setup.
  2. THINK THROUGH TEMPERATURE CONTROL.
  3. PLAN FOR KEEPING AIR MOVING.
  4. BE PREPARED TO CONTROL HUMIDITY.
  5. THINK ABOUT YOUR CO2 LEVELS.
  6. BRINGING IT ALL TOGETHER.

What does an environmental controller do?

Utilizing an environment controller allows growers to monitor different aspects of the grow room essential to plant health, such as heat, moisture and humidity, fan speed, CO2, and grow lights. These devices allow you to ensure optimal growing conditions without actually monitoring them in person!

How do I control the temperature and humidity in my grow room?

In summation, to keep your grow room humidity in check, you must:

  1. Ensure it is properly sealed and insulated.
  2. Monitor lighting and maintain a specific temperature range.
  3. Increase the cool air supply.
  4. Make sure stagnant water pools don’t form.
  5. Use an appropriately sized dehumidifier.

How do I control the temperature in my Grow Tent?

To keep your temperature, humidity and CO2 levels under control, you extract stale air and draw fresh air in. You’ll probably need a heater in winter. In summer, you’ll need to extract more air, but be warned, your grow room can never be cooler than the air you’re drawing in, if you rely solely on air exchange.

What’s the best temperature for a grow room?

A standard, well ventilated grow room should be kept between 75-85 degrees Fahrenheit under optimal conditions. Temperature can be raised or lowered according to your plants’ needs.

How do you control humidity in a grow tent?

Use A Grow Tent Dehumidifier To Decrease Moisture

  1. Ideal-Air Portable Dehumidifier (30, 50, 80, 120 pints per day options)
  2. Ideal-Air Pro Series Dehumidifier (60, 100, 180 pints per day options)
  3. Aura Systems Portable Dehumidifier (180 pints per day)
  4. Active Air Dehumidifier (110, 190 pints per day)

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