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“We’ve had a lot of success in commercial and medical cannabis production in the U.S. and Canada. Cannabis growers were early adopters, quickly realizing that effective humidity control can make or break entire grow cycles. However, more and more ‘traditional’ growers have been taking note. Vegetable, flower, and potted plant growers are realizing the benefits their counterparts across the world are reaping.”

Indoor Ag-Con 2024 is right around the corner, making the discussion about climate control, and dehumidification specifically, more relevant than ever.

In recent interviews published in various magazines, such as HortiDaily and HortiBiz, Douglas Miller, DryGair’s Director of the N. America branch, discussed dehumidification and the differences between the European and N. American markets.

“Growers in Europe have been using DryGair for a long time, in a variety of different crops and facilities. It’s become a staple, especially in flowers and other ornamental plants, as well as herbs, leafy greens, and many types of vegetable and vine crops. The system also saves a lot of energy. We’ve seen an average of 50% savings in trials and customer experiences.” Miller mentions.

He adds, “When people think of dehumidification, they think about preventing molds. But it’s much more than that. Creating the ideal relative humidity range, coupled with a uniform climate (thanks to DryGair’s patented air circulation mechanism), has a major impact on plants. It creates an active climate that stimulates growth and improves quality.”