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Having a tidy growroom can lead
to greater and healthier yields.
However, this is not always as
simple as it sounds. Here, Karen
Wilkinson shares a few tricks to
help you keep things clean.
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Maximum Yield USA | September 2012
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A growroom or greenhouse can be seen as a reflection of its owner’s diligence and the crop’s growth
potential. An unkempt, dirty and neglected growing
space is less conducive to propagating healthy, hearty
plants; whereas a clean, tidy, well-maintained area is
more likely to result in a bountiful harvest that is free
of afflictions. It sounds simple enough in theory, but
the realities can be much more demanding.
It’s just like maintaining your car’s engine: the best
way to ensure a successful crop is to continually
perform preventative maintenance and to develop
a cleaning routine that works within your schedule.
Unlike a car mechanic, however, you want to keep
your tools and yourself as clean as possible when
working with plants.