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Does anyone have an opinion on the relative
efficacy of foggers (e.g. the Jaybird fans) versus overhead misting nozzles for
maintaining humidity in a greenhouse?
I have a 4 x 30 ft Turner greenhouse (8 foot
ceiling) with floor misters (the floor is small gravel) controlled by a
humidistat in Northeast Georgia, USA. Although humidity is painfully high
April through September, it can be low for prolonged periods October through
March.
Even with the floor misters running and internal
fans running for circulation, the plants dry out very fast. I am considering
some sort of overhead misting/fogging system contoled by an interval timer that
would run several times a day for a few minutes, especially in
midafternoon when the humidity can drop to 40% relative.
Gene Howard
Evans, GA |
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