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The Variations of Passive Venting
In a nutshell, passive venting is creating an opening and letting the warm / hot air escape. The simplest form of this is opening a door or window. Just becauseContinue reading “The Variations of Passive Venting”
The benefits and drawbacks of forced ventilation
By definition, forced ventilation included an electrically operated exhaust fan at one end of a building and intake louvre at the opposite end. The biggest advantage of this system isContinue reading “The benefits and drawbacks of forced ventilation”
What is and isn’t “proper ventilation”?
Proper ventilation, in a nutshell, equals adequate air changes and movement while maintaining adequate light levels and humidity in a given area. Proper ventilation is about proper balance. The challengingContinue reading “What is and isn’t “proper ventilation”?”
The Variations of Passive Venting
In a nutshell, passive venting is creating an opening and letting the warm / hot air escape. The simplest form of this is opening a door or window. Just becauseContinue reading “The Variations of Passive Venting”
What are the considerations for growing over the summer?
Ventilation, excess heat, making sure roll up sides are critter proof One of the critically important things that each gardener/grower needs to know is the temperature threshold of each plant.Continue reading “What are the considerations for growing over the summer?”