Very interesting journal so far, do you typically plant into the final container as your initial transplant? In regard to your humidity issue have you tried adding a decent length of a/c tubing to the lower circular openings on your tent? I have roughly three feet of tubing coming out and running perpendicular to the side of my 4x4 on each side, no light leak issues and good airflow. I know coco has to be wet for the most part, and constant irrigation is recommended however would it be worth the risk of mold or mildew on your forthcoming fat buds? It may be possible to reduce the feeding consistency and or volume of water to help control the humidity. An example would be more frequent feedings but less volume, think wet but not saturated, and possibly drying back in the same day. Next time you go to feed as you normally would, check your humidity before the feed and see if there is a noticeable difference sometime after. In closing how is the weather where you are, is it typically humid and or raining atm, I ask because it appears that your tent is either outside and or in a garage. The humidity could be coming from an external source as your fan sucks it in. Good luck with your grow!
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