Environmental measurement tools

Maintaining the right temperature and humidity parameters into your grow tents is a fundamental factor in ensuring success in indoor cultivation. The ideal range for cultivation temperature and humidity strictly depends on the plant grown and the growth phase they are going through (germination, vegetative, flowering, fruiting). Temperature and humidity for weed are parameters closely linked to each other, excessive heat within the cultivation environment leads to a sudden evaporation of the water present in the soil and in the air around the plants with a rapid lowering of the humidity rate. If humidity is not restocked, after a while the growing environment will be dry, and the heat will begin to evaporate the water

In an era where indoor growing is increasingly becoming a favorite choice for hobbyists and professionals alike, the importance of having precise control over the climate, light and CO2 levels within indoor grow rooms it has become crucial. Climate control units are technological tools that not only facilitate the management of crops, but also determine their success, greater yield and no less energy saving. Control unit functions and utility Types of temperature and humidity control

If you're wondering how to adjust the pH of your cannabis, then you're in the right place. The soil and irrigation water pH is a critical factor for any indoor cultivation. The pH measurement provides a value of acidity and basicity of substrate, water and nutrient solution. A balanced value - due to the combined concentration of calcium and sulphate - is essential for the health and well-being of each plant, as it influences the correct absorption of microelements Knowing what the correct pH value is and how to use pH testers to constantly monitor it can make the difference between a small crop and an abundant harvest of superior quality. In this article you will

When we talk about EC (electro-conductivity) in hydroponic cultivation, we are dealing with the measurement parameter that determines the quantity of mineral salts dissolved in the water. In the case of hydroponic cultivation, the EC tester essentially detects the quantity of fertilizers present in the nutrient solution. Obviously an EC tester does not tell us which nutrients are present, but the total presence of them.