Vapor Pressure Deficit (VPD) is essential for optimal plant growth, influencing how well plants absorb water and nutrients. VPD is a measure of the difference between the moisture in the air and the plant's ideal moisture level, balancing humidity and temperature to promote efficient transpiration. When VPD is too high or too low, plants can struggle—either by drying out or by absorbing too little water, which can lead to stunted growth, nutrient deficiencies, or disease. By managing VPD, growers can ensure that plants thrive, resulting in stronger, healthier crops and higher yields. Understanding and monitoring VPD can help customers achieve optimal growth conditions effortlessly.
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