The Humidification Challenge
Low Humidity Ruins Crops
Mushrooms thrive in dark and humid environments, and suffer when conditions are dry. Humidity levels above 90% RH hydrate the mushroom crop, protecting them from water loss, shrinkage, and spoil.
High Humidity Risks Mold and Spoilage
However, mushrooms can also accumulate damage in too much moisture. Besides the brown spots that form when droplets fall on mushrooms, excess moisture creates mold and hospitable environments for spoilage organisms.
The Self-Evaporative Solution
Higher Control Over Temperature
Besides moisture, the double cooling effect that self-evaporative systems offer also puts temperature control into growers’ hands. By efficiently cooling both air and water through an adiabatic process, these humidification systems consistently generate outputs of 40 degrees Fahrenheit, irrespective of external temperatures. Cultivators can create and adjust finely-tuned temperatures during the mushroom growth cycle.
Seamlessly Scaling
Finally, cultivators provide consistent, precise humidity and temperature control for any size of crop using the self-evaporative humidification system’s modular scalability. Each system is designed to be simple, safe, and easy to use throughout every stage of growth and operation expansion.