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Dehumidifier Install Do’s and Don’ts: Field-Tested Advice From the Quest Team

Ducting: Keep It Short, Smooth, and Sensible Duct only when it solves a real problem, then keep ductwork short and elbows to a minimum. While…

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Growing Microgreens at Scale: How Pinky’s Micros Learned to Breathe With Quest

Stacking Racks and Capacity in Step Today the loft holds thirty racks—about 400 to 500 soil trays of radish, pea, sunflower, and edible-flower starts under…

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Why Your RH Control Strategy Should Match the Rest of Your Grow

To maintain tightly controlled relative humidity in an indoor grow, Quest Climate explains why a layered RH control strategy—using multiple dehumidification tools that work in sync rather than a single oversized unit—helps manage rapid humidity swings, protect crop quality, and boost yields throughout the grow cycle.

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Gary Holland, founder of Endless Biotech, walking through large cannabis plants in his facility. There are bright led lights overhead and Gary is dressed in medical grade PPE, including white lab coat.

Data Driven Growing: How Endless Cultivation Maximizes Yields with Precision Humidity Control

Endless Cultivation routinely pulls 100–150 grams per square foot, doubling or tripling industry averages. 

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VPD: A focus on flowering

Key Takeaways (TL;DR) Good ol’ Vapor Pressure Deficit, or as the cool kids call it, VPD. The concept, once largely misunderstood in the cannabis industry,…

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Protecting Your Investment with Energy Efficient Grow Rooms

It’s no secret: Declining wholesale prices are a big problem for growers. “But that’s exactly why efficiency is so important,” said Dan Kibbin, a Maine-based…

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Terpenoids, Trichomes & Cannabinoids Part 2: How they form

Written by Mike Steffes – Quest Dehumidifiers The most common cannabinoid sequence (that everyone in the business should know)– CBD can be converted into THC,…

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Close-up of a cannabis plant bud, featuring dense trichomes and vibrant orange pistils among green leaves.

Terpenoids, Trichomes & Cannabinoids Part 1: Where they are located

Written by Mike Steffes – Quest Dehumidifiers THC and other cannabinoids are produced in only one place on the cannabis plant: Inside the heads of…

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Vapor Pressure Deficit and Indoor Growing Part 3: Different Stages of VPD

Written by Mike Steffes – Quest Dehumidifiers VPD Range Now that we’ve established the importance of transpiration and have some idea of how it happens,…

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Vapor Pressure Deficit and Indoor Growing Part 2: Why is VPD Important?

Written by Mike Steffes – Quest Dehumidifiers Why Vapor Pressure Deficit is Important Plants survive and grow using sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water plus a…

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Vapor Pressure Deficit and Indoor Growing Part 1: What is VPD?

Written by Mike Steffes – Quest Dehumidifiers Why is Vapor Pressure Deficit Important? Vapor Pressure Deficit, or VPD for short, helps growers identify healthy air…

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Basalt Mineral Wool: The Key to Perfect Irrigation in Your Grow Room

Commercial growers use basalt (or basaltic) mineral wool in their hydroponic growrooms, and you should consider using it, too. What is mineral wool? Also known…

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Dissolved Oxygen for Better Growth: Part II: Effects of Root Oxygen Starvation, Methods of DO Production, and Effective Aeration and Nutrient Delivery

Plants grown in a hydroponic system need dissolved oxygen (DO) in their water to thrive and provide optimal yields; in hydroponic systems, most oxygen absorbed…

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Dissolved Oxygen for Better Growth: Part I: What Is It and Why Do Plants Need It?

There’s a lot to concentrate on if you’re to keep your plants healthy and reap the best harvests: The right light, proper humidity, correct temperatures…

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Water Vapor in Grow Rooms: Moisture, and How to Measure It Part III: Dew Point Temperature

There are three ways to measure moisture in a grow. Relative humidity (%RH), grains per pound, and now, dew point temperature. What is dew point…

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Water Vapor in Grow Rooms: Moisture, and How to Measure It – Part II: Grains per Pound (GPP)

As we discussed last time, relative humidity (%RH) is a way to measure moisture in your grow room’s air. Today, we’ll talk about “grains per…

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Water Vapor in Grow Rooms: Moisture, and How to Measure It – Part I: Relative Humidity

Plants need airborne moisture. In addition, the water vapor (or humidity) in your grow room can determine how healthy your plants are. Healthy plants require…

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Maintaining Grow Room Yields During Drought: Part I

Drought has recently become a major concern for some growers. States like Washington, California, and Oregon are seeing major drought issues- water is becoming increasingly…

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Dude Grows Podcast with Quest

Demystifying Dehumidification: A Chat with QUEST’s Clif Tomasini- Are you using a standard residential dehumidifier in your growroom? Beware; you’re setting yourself up for failure,…

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Carbon Dioxide and Better Indoor Harvests: Part 3

Are you making the mistake of supplementing with CO2 at night? Don’t. Plants actually need oxygen, not CO2, at night—and they can provide it fine…

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Carbon Dioxide and Better Indoor Harvests – Part 2

With carbon comprising as much as 40% of the plant material in harvest yields, CO2 is a major plant nutrient that significantly drives plants’ growth…

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Carbon Dioxide and Better Indoor Harvests – Part 1

Most of us think of carbon dioxide (CO2) as “bad,” thanks to today’s news of global warming, but without CO2, plants wouldn’t thrive. In this…

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Let There Be Light – the Right Light

Robust Plant Growth and High Yields If you want healthy, robust plants that give you the best yields, you need the right humidity, temperature, and…

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For Robust Plant Growth Use the Right Temperatures

In order to grow properly, plants need proper humidity, temperature, and light. Too little or too much of any of these elements could mean overly…

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