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@OZDAOgrow, Hi, mate. Not precisely but it needs to be very aware of some issues. For instance for the flowering stage it isn't a very good thing to have this kind of humidity on the begging of cycle. One way to try to over pass the situation is avoiding to have more leafs that are really need. I doesn't say that you have to do extreme defoliation, but more fan leafs that the ones that are necessary and mostly create ways to have a good air flow and light penetration are mandatory to avoid the formation of mold. on the drying process it is mandatory as well to keep a very good air flow 'cause the air flowing on lower areas and mostly on the drying rack. Other mandatory strategy is to turn over the buds at least twice a day on the drying rack. Despite of this high levels of humidity when you know how to manage that with simple strategies, it is really better to have high humidity rates than low and despite of this levels, the temperatures are always pretty good to the grow cycles and probably that factor is more important than the high humidity ranks. Keep that in mind, try always to keep a perfect airflow; not having more fan leafs that probably cover up both the air and light penetration and on the drying process at least three times a day, turn over the buds and put a fan directly pointed to the rack.
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