Modify moisture

Try one or more of these methods to keep high humidity levels from causing disease issues on plants.

by John W. Bartok Jr.

Published September 19, 2023
figrures courtesy of John bartok

John is an agricultural engineer, an emeritus extension professor at the University of Connecticut and a regular contributor to Greenhouse Management. He is an author, consultant and certified technical service provider doing greenhouse energy audits for USDA grant programs in New England. jbartok@rcn.com

Editor's note: This article previously appeared in the May 2023 issue of Greenhouse Management magazine.

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