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An optimal condition for plant development
To proceed with an indoor culture, it is necessary above all to arrange an enclosed space in the form of a greenhouse or a lighted room. This space must be suitably lit, well-ventilated, and sufficiently unobstructed to promote stress-free plant growth.
Thus, with state-of-the-art equipment deployed for indoor cultivation, the plants find themselves in optimal conditions (lighting, necessary nutrients, quantity of CO2, humidity) which promote their growth, and Lumbuy offer you different accessories that help you to grow indoors efficiently.
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Control of the cultural environment
One of the main advantages of growing a plant indoors is the complete control the grower can have over the environment. He decides on all the conditions that prevail in the culture room, in particular:
Temperature;
Humidity;
Water, quantities of CO2.
This benefit can help keep its crop away from pathogens that can cause harmful diseases. Similarly, the ability to control the environment offered by this cultivation method makes it possible to cultivate any plant species. In the same enclosure, one can proceed to the cultivation of a scophilous plant (tomato) as well as a heliophilous plant (cocoa). Additionally, being able to control the lighting allows the grower to decide when flowering begins
Yield growth
By opting for indoor cultivation, the plants obtained, from seed germination to senescence, are relatively larger and more vigorous. This is the guarantee that the return will be higher. This increase in yield is also explained by the regulated dosage of fertilization. Indeed, with indoor cultivation, it is quite possible to correct deficiencies as well as excess nutrients in the plant.
It is a considerable advantage if one decides to cultivate in the same greenhouse, the plants requiring distinct nutritional contributions. With this possibility of modifying, depending on the state of the plant, and the content of the nutrient solutions, it is reasonable to expect a significantly improved yield.
THE DIFFERENT FANS
Free-standing fans
The table fans are the most powerful that exist, you just have to place them next to your plants. A simple constant movement of your plants will allow you to see the proper functioning of your fan.
Oscillating clamp fans
Clamp and Oscillating Clamp Fans are smaller, they will ventilate 1 to 4 plants. They can be fixed on the bars of your culture room. Place them at about 40 to 60cm in height and be well-oriented towards your plants.
Clip-on fans (non-oscillating)
There are also non-oscillating clamp fans, which you can attach to the bars of your grow box. They are quite effective, even if the addition of an oscillation is a significant asset to take into account.
WHEN TO TURN ON YOUR FAN WHEN GROWING INDOORS?
A fan may only be on for a few hours a day, as may be the case outdoors. But constant use is not harmful to your plants.
Conclusion:
There are many types of fans you can choose according to your needs and your plant’s needs.
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