Unfortunately, closed greenhouses retain heat and humidity which can spell problems if left unchecked.
Remember, high relative humidity equals wet leaves which favor the development of fungal diseases such as Botrytis or bacterial diseases such as bacterial leaf spot. To avoid potential problems, do your best to vent out as much humidity as possible in the late afternoon and/or early morning. Turn on circular fans to promote air movement and finish watering earlier enough in the day so leaves have enough time to dry out before nightfall.
As a side note, stressed transplants where water and/or fertility have been withheld are also more prone to disease development. A light fertilizer application may go a long way in improving transplant health before setting in the field.
Please see Table E-14 and pages E52-E54 of the 2016-2017 Commercial Vegetable Recommendations Guide for a list of control options for important diseases in greenhouses.
