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Controlling Greenhouse Humidity Levels  * This article was written by Shalini M. who posted it on one of the article distribution site I utilize occasionally. Her bio didn't have any information so unfortunately I cannot pass on her website etc. However here is her excellent advice: If you want your plants to grow well in a greenhouse, make sure the humidity level is in the desired range. Excessive humidity can kill the plants because of mold and mildew growth. It can cause fungal infection in the roots, stems, and leaves of the plants. Let's find out about the effects of greenhouse humidity and how you can control it. Read on. In a greenhouse environment, excessive humidity can result in the accumulation of condensation on the glass walls. These water droplets fall on the leaves of the plants and may cause fungal infection. If you have a lot of plants placed next to each other in the greenhouse, the spread of fungal across the plants can cost you a lot of money, and you may ha...