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Had the same problem 🧐.so this week added dehumidifier and inkbird IHC-200.
And improve my air intake 💨💨look 👀at my firs grow … 🌿🌿
It’s working for me.. 💯plus all the help and advice from these amazing people who love ❤️ too Grow
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Humidity outdoors is up and down all over the place but like Robert's says, 40 to 50 is ideal for flowering and if you have some real dense buds, then 36 is better for keeping bud rot at bay, near the end weeks of their lives.
They lime higher humidity when younger. In flowering a 40 to 50 percent is ideal. Would not hold obove 65 percent to long. Don't want mold thinking it is a good area to set up.
If it stays above 35% and below 80% you should be ok.
I try and lock mine in aorund 45-60% range and do ok with the inline fan.
It will get much easier to manage once the plants get bigger and they help set the RH in the tent with their mass and pot size.
Best Of Luck!
For the most part, no. But if you deal with very high humidity with low Temps, then low humidity with high Temps continuously you can end up with white powdery mildew. It's better to control it.