Humidity

High humidity in refrigerated facilities can lead to ruined products, safety hazards, and costly ice buildup. Identifying early signs like frost or condensation is crucial for plant operators. Learn how industry expert Dan Dettmers helps facilities diagnose humidity issues and implement effective, holistic solutions to keep operations running safely and efficiently throughout the year.

High humidity is a major obstacle in food processing that can lead to production stalls, safety hazards, and regulatory compliance issues. From compromised product quality like sugar bloom to dangerous slip-and-fall accidents on the factory floor, managing moisture is essential. Learn how to address these three critical humidity problems to keep your facility running efficiently and safely.

Does your restaurant struggle with persistent mold, rust, or damp conditions? While cleaning and efficiency are essential, moisture can quickly become a costly liability. Discover how hidden sources of humidity impact your appliances and air quality, and learn why professional dehumidifiers are the most effective solution for maintaining a safe, comfortable, and profitable kitchen environment.

When the team at East Coast Cultivation set out to build its new indoor grow operation in Rhode Island, it knew it had to nail one thing: environmental controls.

Bud rot is a devastating mold that can ruin your harvest by attacking the densest parts of your plants. Because it spreads rapidly and is difficult to treat effectively, prevention is essential. Learn how to manage temperature, humidity, and strain selection to protect your crop from Botrytis cinerea and ensure a healthy, successful grow.

Managing humidity is essential for any indoor grow operation, from hobbyist setups to commercial facilities. Whether you are battling moisture in a small tent or managing a large plant canopy, selecting the right equipment is critical. We spoke with industry experts to help you evaluate capacity, efficiency, and reliability for your specific grow space.

Bud rot caused by Botrytis cinerea is a devastating issue for growers, often destroying high-quality dense buds. While painful for revenue, it is preventable through proper climate management. By maintaining consistent temperatures and relative humidity, improving airflow, and utilizing dedicated dehumidification systems, cultivators can protect their crops from mold and ensure a healthy, high-yield harvest.

Bud rot, or botrytis, is a common fungus that can devastate your cannabis harvest. Caused by high humidity and poor air circulation, this mold spreads quickly through moisture-heavy environments. Learn how expert growers identify the early signs of infection, implement effective prevention strategies, and manage your grow room to protect your plants from damage.

The gardening world is filled with trends and phrases that come and go as quickly as they’re created. Sometimes these concepts are thrown around without full understanding, especially with the more scientific processes. One of the most misunderstood concepts is vapor pressure deficit, or VPD, as it’s commonly called.

Growing indoors can be expensive, with electricity bills often consuming up to 50 percent of operating costs. To maximize your profit margins and reduce long-term expenses, it is essential to focus on energy efficiency early in the building process. Our guide covers five key considerations to help you optimize your grow room setup effectively.

As wholesale prices fluctuate, energy efficiency has become a critical factor for successful growers. With insights from experienced builder and grower Dan Kibbin, we explore how maintaining a tight building envelope and investing in high-quality commercial equipment can reduce overhead costs, manage environmental variables, and ultimately protect your bottom line in a competitive market.

Transitioning from a hobbyist to a professional grower requires mastering climate control to maximize your yields. From managing heat generated by lighting systems to optimizing airflow and humidity levels, these five essential steps will help you maintain a stable environment and prevent crop loss as you scale your indoor growing operation to new heights.

Powdery mildew is a common and destructive fungal disease in cannabis growing, but it is entirely avoidable. We sat down with industry expert Melaney Watson to learn why proper dehumidification and environmental control are the most effective ways to prevent an outbreak before your crop faces potential ruin. Start planning for success today.

Mastering the climate in your grow room is essential for a successful harvest. This special report features twenty expert tips gathered from top growers across the U.S. and Canada. Developed in partnership with Quest, these professional insights provide actionable strategies to help you optimize humidity levels and improve your overall crop health starting today.

Mastering climate control is essential for any successful cultivation operation. Our latest special report, created in partnership with Cannabis Business Times, provides original research, case studies, and actionable tips to help you optimize humidity levels. Access these expert-backed insights today to refine your grow room environment and improve your overall crop quality.

Tyler Schneider of Medicine Man shares expert strategies for managing humidity in cannabis cultivation. Beyond simply preventing mold and bud rot, maintaining precise moisture levels is a critical business strategy that helps growers effectively lower energy costs. Learn his top four practical tips for optimizing your facility's climate control and improving your operational bottom line.

Don Newman from The Herbal Cure reveals his professional secrets for maintaining the perfect grow environment. Featured in the Cannabis Business Times Smart Humidity Special Report, Newman shares expert advice on managing microclimates and monitoring Vapor Pressure Deficit to help you optimize your commercial cultivation operations and achieve better results in your own grow room.

Vapor Pressure Deficit is a vital metric for indoor growers, correlating directly to plant transpiration. Unlike relative humidity, which can be misleading, VPD measures the actual pressure difference between the air and the leaf. Understanding this concept allows growers to fine-tune environmental conditions, optimize nutrient transport, and prevent crop wilting effectively.