Indoor special plant cultivation low temperature HVAC

Indica varieties typically require 8-10 weeks for flowering, while Sativa varieties take between 10 and 16 weeks. 

It is significant to recognize that flowering periods might fluctuate depending on environmental elements, with cooler nights for budding.

Indica-dominant strains, in particular, are adapted to regions with hot days and cool nights. These plants depend on the temperature shift to trigger flowering, so mimicking these conditions is key for robust blooms.

Nighttime Temperature Drops

Nighttime temperatures should fall to about 18-20°C (64.4-68°F) during flowering. This drop of 8-10°C (46.4--50°F) from daytime highs encourages budding by simulating the cooler nights of autumn. It's a nudge to the plants, signaling that it's time to get those flowers going before winter sets in.

This low-temperature HVAC developed by OptiClimate is designed for blooming.

This low-temperature PRO3 HVAC developed by OptiClimate is designed for blooming.

Refrigeration capacity: 42KW

Deep refrigeration, rapid cooling, powerful dehumidification;Large air volume, high static pressure, and more uniform cooling circulation of indoor air;Specially designed for the planting industry that needs to maintain low temperature conditions (as low as 5℃).The heat exchanger is specially designed for low-temperature working conditions (with titanium anti-corrosion coating), which is not easy to corrode/frost, and still has excellent heat exchange effect under indoor low-temperature conditions.

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