“IN BETWEEN
CROP CYCLES,
the choice to use
agents is up to each
individual grower. In
nature, the cycle of
water flow usually does
an adequate job of
keeping things clean.”
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PRECAUTIONS
“We will launch with the ability to utilize and monitor
twelve remote CO2 sensors all reporting back to
the main display. We feel like we have leapfrogged the
competition with the CO2 Multi-Sensor System.”
—Travis Lenander, CEO
• 5% CO2 NDIR Sensor
• 4 Configurable Alarm Settings
• 8-inch Touchscreen Control Panel
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Maximum Yield
Remember, if you are using anything other than plain water
there are safety considerations. Just because a cleaning
product is labeled as “natural” or “organic” does not make it
safe to use. Fire can be natural and organic, as is quicksand,
poison dart frogs, and salmonella. Be sure to read the label
of any product carefully and observe any requirements for
personal protective equipment and note the signal word
(Caution, Warning, or Danger). When it comes to anything
labeled as a pesticide, which includes many industrial
cleaners, reading the entire label’s contents is not just good
practice and common sense, there is a legal requirement to do
so. Wear gloves when handling any cleaning material and if
there is the potential for splashing on your face or eyes, wear
safety glass or a face shield.
Keeping a clean, sanitary and, when appropriate, sterile
system is critical for the health of your plants and those that
might be eating them, but it is not worth risking your personal
health to achieve it.