Cannabis Greenhouse Humidification and Cooling and Indoor Grow Solutions
MicroCool offers a reliable, proven solution for budding entrepreneurs in the medical marijuana industry. Our high-pressure fogging technology offers both cooling and humidity control for MMJ greenhouses and indoor grow facilities. The water based fog is eco-friendly and less costly to operate than other technologies. Our system can also be used as an auxiliary distribution system to reduce marijuana odors.
What type of grower are you?
MicroCool offers both Cannabis Greenhouse humidity systems (see below) and cooling and humidity solutions for Indoor Grows.
Ideal Humidity Systems for MMJ, Cannabis Greenhouses
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Eco-Friendly Anti-drip Design
MicroCool systems create high-pressure water fog with 10 micron size droplets that flash evaporate into the air creating cooling and humidity for greenhouse environments.
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Optimized Propagation
Control the propagation of young plants and seedlings by maintaining constant humidity levels and optimal temperatures. An ideal growing environment allows faster and more even rooting for maximum output.
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Energy Efficient Pumps
Cannabis greenhouses can use lots of energy. MicroCool pumps utilize Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) to slow the motor speed relative to the required output of fog which prolongs motor life and uses less electricity. It’s the ideal system for larger greenhouse spaces providing uniform coverage while still conserving energy.
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Certified Control Panels
It’s possible to over-humidify a space. The ideal humidity level for a flowering cannabis plant is approximately 40% to 60% in most cases. Anything beyond 70%, which is considered high humidity levels, you are putting the plant and other equipment in danger.
You can use a hygrometer (humidity meter) to measure the humidity in your greenhouse and manually adjust your humidifier to reach the optimal humidity. This can be unnecessarily stressful. Alternatively, you may choose a humidifier with a built-in humidity sensor that adjusts its performance as needed, shutting off when the humidity levels are ideal in your indoor grow house. It also comes with the bonus of a digital display. The second choice, which is also the most popular, is efficient, dependable, and simple, don’t you think? You need a humidifier system like this for your cannabis plants.
MicroCool’s UL 508A certified electronic control panels assure compliance and safety. ln fact, we offer one of the few humidification solutions that delivers this level of certification.
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99.5% Bacteria-free Fog
Humidifiers provide a tempting breeding ground for mold and germs because they increase humidity levels. Mold and bacteria love moisture, so humidifiers are ideal spawning grounds for a variety of issues you are working so hard to combat.
Prevent the awful scenario of mold and mildew growth by purchasing an antimicrobial humidifier made of substances that assist in preventing bacteria, mold, and mildew proliferation. Your other option is to clean your humidifier once a week to remove germs, which is a whole lot of work. The MicroCool humidifier is a low-maintenance model that works well in agricultural settings.
We recommend and provide reverse osmosis equipment in conjunction with our systems as a 99% clean source of water to keep nozzles free and clear of minerals and plants free of mineral dust. The UV light in our pump system is the last stage of water purification killing 99.5% of waterborne bacteria.
In the competitive MMJ marketplace, it makes sound business sense for greenhouses and cannabis grow rooms to continuously monitor and control temperatures and humidity levels so that plants will be healthier with lower disease rates.
MicroCool’s inclusive fog systems can integrate with any existing climate computers, ventilation systems and other control elements to maintain even, constant temperatures with the proper amount of humidification.
Fog Humidification for Cannabis Q&A
How does fog used for humidity work in a cannabis greenhouse?
Fog can be added to the environment in a cannabis greenhouse to increase humidity levels and lower temperatures, especially in arid conditions like the desert southwest.
How does fog used for cooling work in a cannabis greenhouse?
Fog is added into the growing environment for cannabis to create a cool and consistent environment throughout the house. Typical temperature reductions can be from 10 to 25º, Fahrenheit.
How is fog used in a propagation greenhouse?
Fog is used along the plant life cycle for germination, propagation, weaning and growing.
How long does it take to drop the temperature of a greenhouse with fog?
MicroCool fog systems have instant on/off capabilities and will fill a greenhouse within 6-10 seconds so theoretically, it takes just as long to see a reduction in temperature.
What is the difference between fog and mist used for greenhouses?
The purpose is the same: to add humidity or cooling to the greenhouse growing environment. The difference between fog and mist is the droplet size. Fog droplets are smaller and are absorbed into the air, removing heat. Fog benefits the plant in the early stage of growth by adding humidity to the environment without over-wetting the growing media. Low pressure mist could be catastrophic to a cannabis crop if applied incorrectly, or at all, fostering an unwanted environment.
When you are ready to discuss your humidification system for your cannabis plant operation and are looking for the best humidifiers, do not hesitate to reach out to us. You can contact us online or call us at 760-322-1111.
Fog Humidification Resources
We invite you to watch a video on directed humidification, download documentation for review at your convenience or to contact us directly. We’re humidification experts first and salespeople second. Consider us a resource anytime you have questions.
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