Plants have a better growth rate response if the conditions change during different development stages. Humidity should be kept high. Temperature should not be too hot. When in the flowering stage, a cooler temperature is desired with humidity not more than 50%.

The ideal humidity in winter should be between 30% and 40%. In the summer, it should be between 60% and 80%. Since each person is different, the level may vary slightly. See similar questions...

We find most Paphs will grow just fine at temperatures and humidity levels with which we ourselves are comfortable. Ideally, Paphs probably would like maximum temperatures not above the 85F range, but can tolerate much higher temperatures with minimal stress especially with additionally misting and/or humidity. See similar questions...

Since Hong Kong is very humid, ROOM+ uses a purpose built dehumidifying system throughout the building. Where temperature might be a concern, for example with clothes, artwork or furniture, some of our spaces are also air-conditioned. See similar questions...

For optimum growth rates, it is best to keep night temperatures between 21-24 degrees Celsius. Below 21 degrees Celsius may affect your yield although not your plant health. See similar questions...

Humidity is always a concern when you bring a body of water indoors. Because the Endless Pool is small in size, it is easy to control humidity by keeping the pool covered when not in use. A floating blanket which can control about 90% of the humidity is included as standard equipment. The optional Retractable Security Cover can control 100% of the humidity when in place. Click Here for more on humidity. Back to FAQs See similar questions...

Check for damp spots on ceiling and room-side surfaces of exterior walls, particularly closets. Look for water and ice on windows. Even water-filled blisters on outside paint surfaces indicate excessive indoor humidity. See similar questions...

Yes. Events such as these should have some funding associated with them. Call Work Control (578-3186) to place the order and provide a funding account number. If the process needs to be done very quickly due to a compressed schedule, call 578-6460 and Facility Services will be able to begin the work before the work order arrives. See similar questions...

You may have heard about one of several different things. For a long time, shots of cortisone have been available. These last for about six weeks and reduce allergy symptoms during that period of time. Unfortunately, there are same side effects with injected cortisone as there are if it is taken by mouth - they can be serious. But in addition, unlike oral cortisone, it cannot be stopped since it's already injected. See similar questions...

The Conservatory heating system is computer controlled. Two natural gas fired boilers heat water and valves open allowing hot water into pipes located below the display benches. The overhead and underbench vents are also computer controlled to regulate temperature and humidity. There is a sensing device in each house. See similar questions...

Testing for indoor relative humidity is the easiest of all. An inexpensive digital thermo-hygrometer will constantly monitor the onset of a risky high-humidity condition for the cost of a battery once every three years. If indoor relative humidity can be maintained below 50 percent constantly, all dust mites will dehydrate and die within 12 days. They can then safely be vacuumed up with a HEPA vacuum. They will not return unless new specimens can absorb the moisture they need out of the air. See similar questions...

Answer: Tubspas come with a roll cover that keeps the moisture in the tub. For the time a Tubspa is used each day it will create as much humidity as a shower. We have many Tubspas in basements with wallpaper and paneling on the walls, carpet on the floors with no problems, and no exhaust fan. During the few muggy days of a Canadian summer, the hot tub can be used without the heater as a "cool pool". See similar questions...

This is a common problem. Some cats will even use the soil in the planters as impromptu litter boxes. One of the ways to protect your planters is to cover the soil with rocks. Use large rocks so your cat can't push them aside. Don't use pebbles because they'll resemble litter and also, you run the risk of your cat ingesting one. The rocks enable you to still easily water your plants. Another solution is to put garden netting over the soil. Cats don't like to scratch on the netting. See similar questions...

We recommend 77F/25C or above. I does work in colder (60F/15.56C) temperatures but you may have to leave it on for 2 or 3 days before you get the same effects. See similar questions...

The comfort zone for hermit crabs is 70 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit; that is when they are most active and healthy. If the temperature drops to between 50 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit, dormancy and hibernation will occur. A long hibernation may permanently affect the hermit crab. When you lower household temperatures with air-conditioning or energy-saving winter thermostat settings, heat the hermit crabs' habitat with a light or a special heater that warms the bottom medium.Back to Top See similar questions...

When your lights are on, the ideal temperature for your growroom should be 24-27 degrees Celsius (in the shade) for most light loving plants. When the lights are off, the temperature should be between 21-24 degrees Celsius. See similar questions...

Believe it or not, it's the true temperature! The base station is near a computer for one thing, which generates heat so the readings are higher for obvious reasons. The computer sits in an unairconditioned room with poor ventilation. This home has a low ceiling as well, so the hot air gets trapped in the daytime and doesn't dissapate until around midnight. See similar questions...