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Lights are one of the most important aspects of any grow room. And when it comes time to choose them, growers can’t go wrong choosing LED systems. LED lights offer a lot of benefits to growers, but the biggest benefit is that they can save a grower up to 50 percent in electrical bills. Continue reading →

Lighting is one of the biggest issues for indoor growers. Not only are there certain light cycles that must be strictly adhered to, but when the lights are on, the plants need as much light as possible – and that’s where reflectivity comes in. Continue reading →

While HIDs have long since been the preferred choice for cannabis growers, LEDs are quickly starting to take over. Undoubtedly this is due to the fact that they are more efficient, smaller, and have a longer life span. Many of those factors translate to lower utility costs for growers, as these lights simply do not have the light and heat output of other grow lights. However, it’s these features that growers need to take into consideration when it’s time to set up their grow room. So, what things should growers be thinking about when they introduce these new lights to their plants? Continue reading →

Very small set-ups can work without the use of fans, although they will still require some sort of ventilation, but if you are using anything more than 1 CFL lamp, you will also need to look at air circulation, which generally means a combination of fans (to draw in and circulate air), filters (to remove the smell) and ducts (to remove stale air). Continue reading →

Lights are one of the most important aspects of any grow room. And when it comes time to choose them, growers can’t go wrong choosing LED systems. LED lights offer a lot of benefits to growers, but the biggest benefit is that they can save a grower up to 50 percent in electrical bills. Continue reading →

One of the perks of indoor growing is cultivators can fine-tune and control their environments. This includes the monitoring temperatures, and humidity control too.  By dialing in a grow room’s environment, growers can improve plant health and maximize yields, overall.  Of course, the concept of humidity control is no simple feat to conquer. Especially considering the number of external factors...

Very small set-ups can work without the use of fans, although they will still require some sort of ventilation, but if you are using anything more than 1 CFL lamp, you will also need to look at air circulation, which generally means a combination of fans (to draw in and circulate air), filters (to remove the smell) and ducts (to remove stale air). Continue reading →

Originally posted on 28th April 2016, Updated on 23rd March 2020 Let’s face it. Cannabis plants have strong odors.   Although their smells are divine, they’re difficult to hide — especially while growing them inside your home. That's why cannabis odor control is so important. Fortunately, you can masque, reduce, and eliminate cannabis odors and keep your grow room ‘hush-hush’.        Why Does...