4 Reasons to Use Dehumidifiers in Your Grow – Featured in Cannabis Tech Magazine

High humidity is a problem for any cannabis grower, whether growing indoors or in greenhouses. It leads to various problems, including diseases, molds, and low-quality yields in general.

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Stimulate Growth

In high humidity, plants can’t transpire. There simply isn’t “room” in the air for more vapor, so the water in the plant has nowhere to go. So, when conditions are too humid, the plants can’t take in nutrients. Of course, this inhibits growth and development.

Prevent Diseases

Most fungal diseases require high humidity in order to develop. It’s enough for even one plant to experience high humidity for them to develop and subsequently spread throughout the space, infecting more plants.

Save Energy

HVAC systems are relatively inefficient at reducing humidity. While they do extract some water from the air, like any other air conditioning system, they do so as a side-effect. It’s not their main function, so they’re simply not optimized for the task.

Gallon per gallon, HVAC’s efficiency at reducing humidity is much lower than a dedicated dehumidifier, such as DryGair.

Create Uniform Conditions

DryGair dehumidifiers come equipped with a unique air circulation module. This additional detail ensures that the treated air is blown forcefully in all directions, to allow it to reach all corners of the space.

Besides being an integral part of disease prevention, a uniform climate also helps unify bud growth and development. So you can ensure that your entire harvest is homogeneous, in terms of quality, size, and cannabinoid concentrations.

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