If you’re growing outdoors, you have an infinite number of potential contaminants on your crops ranging from bug shit, dust, other plant pollen, insect eggs, fungi, and much more. You may think that your indoor grow is safe, but there too could be contaminants from dusty fans, microscopic fungal growth and so forth.
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