Pure n Natural Blog

The whole point of setting up an indoor grow space is to create that perfect growing season over and over again without Mother Nature throwing you any curveballs. You know how it goes - we've got all these nifty tools to improve on nature's design. We can pop in lights that mimic what the sun does,...

Whether you’re a novice or an expert marijuana grower, you should know that climate control is vital for cultivating healthy, quality plants. This means controlling the temperature and humidity levels your plants are subjected to for prime growing conditions. It can’t be too dry or too wet, too hot...

Maximizing Your Cannabis Yields with the Right Grow Tent Humidifier

Ask any experienced grower and they’ll tell you the most important factor in growing top-quality cannabis flowers is climate control. Made up of temperature and humidity, climate is the single greatest variable affecting density, potency, and overall cannabis yields. In the past, we’ve discussed ...

Whether starting from seedlings or clones, the biggest thing affecting a young cannabis plant’s growth is the room’s climate. In the first couple of weeks, plants need steady temperatures between 70 and 80-degrees Fahrenheit with Relative Humidity (RH) around 65-70%. For most, getting humidity and...

We’ve talked a lot about temperature in the past, now it’s time to look at the largest contributor of heat in your grow room: lights.

But how do you know how much light your new crop needs? You could run out and buy a dozen of the biggest lights possible, but please don’t. Successful commercial...

The importance of controlling a grow room’s climate can’t be stressed enough. This is true for every indoor garden, from the garage-scale operation to the largest of warehouses.

Since nobody in their right mind goes into production seeking to grow low-quality flowers, we’ll assume you’ve invested...

Do you know what the most valuable element in any commercial cannabis growing operation is? If you said efficiency, then here's a gold star for you.

Producing more with less is always on the minds of growers and investors alike. Recognizing waste as an opportunity to improve is the first step...