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GrowOp Launches Digital Controls For Indoor Medical Marijuana

By TechTaffy Desk

GrowOp Technology, a medical marijuana-friendly hydroponics manufacturing company, has launched its line of hi-tech digital environmental controllers for indoor and urban agriculture. GrowOp’s Lineup includes gear needed to manage large scale indoor farms from its ‘Chrono’ timers to ‘Atmos D1’. These devices are designed to streamline indoor cultivation by automating and monitoring most of the key components associated with indoor gardening. Users can plug into their computers via a USB cable and program temperature, C02 and other settings according to their specifications.

GrowOp Technology was featured in National Geographic’s new documentary The Marijuana Gold Rush if you were looking for more information.

 

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