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Humidity and moisture in a greenhouse or interior grow facility are essential for plants to grow. While greenhouse growers highly debate the ideal temperature and the specific humidity levels to achieve a successful crop, the majority of these same growers agree on several factors.

And as the year comes to a close at Polygon, we also reflect on our progress and milestones of the year, and the principles that our company was founded upon—principles based on high ethical standards, respect towards individuals and society, and sustainable practices that contribute to a healthier planet.

Growing cannabis and produce indoors faces several hurdles before it becomes a successful harvest. Amongst all of the challenges, sitting high on the list is controlling humidity, but despite the common agreement that managing humidity is difficult, a unified approach or agreement on levels cannot be found.

Mold can be a dangerous threat when it grows undetected and untreated. When mold develops in certain settings, many people can be exposed to its harmful effects. In an educational environment, mold can be a hidden hazard that can significantly impact students and staff, especially those with allergies or respiratory issues.

Across the country, universities, colleges, and other institutions of higher learning are growing at a fantastic rate. In order to serve a larger student body, new facilities are being renovated and constructed on campuses at a rapid pace. To keep these projects on time and on budget, managers need to take proactive steps such as using advanced climate and construction drying solutions from Polygon.