Fans for indoor growing

Many growers do not properly distinguish between extraction and ventilation, however, although these two aspects are related, they are very different. Thus, extraction is responsible for removing stale air from inside the grow room and introducing clean air for the plants, which helps to regulate the temperature and the humidity.

Ventilation, on the other hand, in addition to promoting the airflow in and out of the grow room, has the main purpose of moving the plants. Plants need movement that emulates the movements produced by the action of the air in the nature.

When the fans move the plants, the stems are strengthened and with them, the overall structure of the plant is strengthened. Plants, although they are fixed in the ground, need movement, just like people, to increase their resistance, which is why the use of fans is so important.

Another very important aspect that is enhanced by a fan system is the photosynthesis. The gases exchange is enhanced if an optimal ventilation system is used, which ultimately results in the correct intake of nutrients and light by the plant.

Finally, one thing that cannot be forgotten is that the implementation of correctly positioned fans is about they can also lower the relative humidity of a room. This means that it can also serve as a regulator of climatic elements within a grow room and prevent the mould development.

But... When should the fans hace to be activated in a grow room? The answer is quite logical, as the fans should always be switched on when the lights are on, as the temperature is higher and it is more necessary for the plants to move more frequently.

This does not mean that during the hours of darkness the plants do not need ventilation and movement, as this is also necessary, especially to prevent mould. However, it is much more important that the plants move when they are at their hottest. An optimal solution is to regulate the power of the fan so that it has more power during daylight hours.

On the other hand, the placement of fans within a grow room is also important. Optimal for a small grow room (120 x 120 x 200 cm) is to use 2 fans at opposite ends of the grow room.

The best fans for indoor growing

At Experiencia Natural it is possible to find an excellent quality of indoor fans, which will meet the needs of all growers, as well as all personal crop sizes. First and foremost, the Cornwall clip fan is the right choice for growers with limited space. As it does not have a stand, it is easier to install and move.

While the Monkey Fan can be hung and has 3 different power settings, which helps to regulate the power depending on the selected photoperiod. This fan is made of the best materials for maximum durability. In addition to being very quiet.