Humidity Control

Humidity, depending on where you live, can be a nightmare. The stickiness, the heavy weight on your chest when you breathe, and the overwhelming feeling that you’re melting is all attributed to humidity outside or even inside the house. When it comes to growing plants indoors, however, it’s imperative that you have a humidity control system to regulate the moisture in the air – this is different than temperature – in the room, so your plants can have an environment to sustain them.

In some places, humidity can feel like a weight pressing down on your chest and in other places it’s completely void of the hot, sticky air. Humidity in specific doses is relatively good for plants to blossom and thrive in their environment. Depending on what you’re growing, your vegetation may need more humidity than others, which is why it’s crucial that you purchase a humidity control system to regulate your indoor gardening room.

When you’re growing plants indoors, you’ll be dealing with two types of humidity. There’s relative humidity and there’s absolute. These are not the same even though to us, humidity might feel all the same. Absolute humidity is the amount of moisture that can be found in the air. A good instance is when your indoor gardening room says that there is 100 pints of moisture in the room, that’s absolute humidity. Relative humidity is the quantity of moisture that is relative in the room. Relative humidity is the largest amount of moisture that could be in the air. For example, if there is 60 percent relative humidity, then that means there is 60 percent of the maximum moisture content. Humidity will support your plants and create the environment they need to blossom.

Humidity control systems don’t just control humidity, though; they make sure the moisture in your indoor gardening room is correct. If the humidity is not correct in your grow room and there’s too much, then that might lead to mold since it requires organic material, moisture, and fungal spores to grow, all of which you have access to in your indoor gardening room. The best course of action to ensure your environment is safe is to control the amount of moisture in the room.

Our humidity control systems are easy to use, are dependable devices, and they’ll help you to develop your plants. These devices can be controlled night and day for detection, turn on other devices, and optimize your ability for higher growth rates. Additionally, they can adjust equipment for relative humidity and give you an accurate temperature coordination, so you know what’s going on with your plants at all times. What sets our devices apart are their ability to control temperature, CO2, and humidity depending on what you decide to set it on. Some of these devices have six equipments and others have resources that enrich and ventilate carbon dioxide.

Regardless of what you’re growing in your indoor gardening center, we can help you regulate the humidity with our control systems. As smart devices, these tools are able to give you the resources you want to create a quality harvest and even save you energy. Find the right humidity control system for your grow room at Plug ‘N’ Grow™ Controllers.