Whether you're cultivating vegetables, flowers, or tropical plants, greenhouses are delicate ecosystems that demand careful environmental control. While the structure itself provides insulation and protection, external weather conditions still pose potential risks — from sudden temperature drops to excessive humidity and high winds. This is where a Sainlogic professional weather station becomes a reliable companion in maintaining optimal growing conditions.
1. Monitor Temperature Fluctuations
Temperature changes—especially those sudden spring frosts or unexpected heatwaves—can stress or even kill greenhouse crops if not addressed in time.
What to do:
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Use real-time indoor and outdoor temperature readings to decide when to activate heating or shading systems.
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With data logging features, you can track patterns and adjust your growing schedule accordingly.
The Sainlogic SC088, FT0310, and FT0300 — offer accurate temperature tracking, making them ideal for greenhouse proximity use.(Place Sainlogic FT0300’s additional small sensor directly inside the greenhouse to get precise readings.)
2. Prevent Excess Humidity & Mold Growth
When humidity levels stay too high after irrigation or during rainy spells, mold and fungal diseases become a serious threat to plant health.
What to do:
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Monitor humidity levels continuously, especially after irrigation or rainfall.
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Adjust ventilation, open vents or use dehumidifiers when necessary.
The Sainlogic SC088 is especially helpful as it also tracks dew point, giving a clearer picture of condensation risks inside or near your greenhouse.
3. Anticipate Strong Winds
Even with a greenhouse structure, strong winds can create pressure on walls, dislodge panels, or damage external shading equipment.
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Set alerts based on wind speed data, so you can reinforce coverings or temporarily halt irrigation.
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Position delicate potted plants away from open areas or drafty entry points.
The Sainlogic SC088, FT0310, and FT0300 both include wind speed and direction sensors, making them highly suitable for farms or backyard greenhouses.
4. Manage Light Exposure
Plants in greenhouses still rely on a careful balance of sunlight and shade—too much sun can burn leaves, while too little can stunt growth.
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Use UV and solar radiation data to regulate shading nets or artificial lights.
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Avoid sunburn in seedlings and ensure proper light cycles for fruiting.
The Sainlogic FT0310 stands out with its UV and solar radiation sensors, making it the best choice for light-sensitive plants and high-sun exposure zones.
5. Track Rainfall and Adjust Watering
It’s easy to overwater after an unexpected downpour, especially when rainfall is not immediately visible in covered outdoor areas or partially open greenhouses.
What to do:
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Check precipitation levels before scheduling irrigation.
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Use long-term rainfall data to improve seasonal planning.
The Sainlogic SC088, FT0310, and FT0300 both feature rain sensors for accurate rain tracking.
Smarter Greenhouse Management Starts with Better Weather Awareness
In today’s unpredictable climate, relying on guesswork to manage your greenhouse is no longer enough. With a reliable Sainlogic weather station, you gain the power to respond proactively—adjusting your environment before issues arise rather than after damage is done.
Whether you’re guarding delicate seedlings from frost, preventing mold with real-time humidity data, or fine-tuning your watering schedule, a weather station like the Sainlogic FT0310, FT0300, or FT0835 brings science and precision into your growing routine.