Preventing mold and mildew in a light deprivation greenhouse requires a combination of environmental management and proactive practices. It's important to maintain proper humidity levels, as high humidity can lead to fungal growth. Ventilation systems, such as exhaust fans and roof vents, can circulate air and reduce moisture buildup.
Monistoring temperature may also help. Warmer temperatures combined with humidity are what create ideal conditions for mold growth. Keeping temperatures consistent and avoiding extreme fluctuations can minimize the risk of mold development. A regular cleaning routine will also reduce mold growth: remove any plant debris, fallen leaves, or dead plant material, as these can harbor mold spores.
