can you exhuast the air from the room that contains your plants to the outside? This would help.
as you rplants grow larger, they release a lot of moisture into the air. You can defoliate it a bit to mitigate the spike, but you don't want to remove too many, since leaves power all growth and are essential to a happy plant.
exhausting outside can help, but if it is a high RH day, it won't do much, obviously.
the only way to control it consitently is with a dehumidifier. Go larger than you think you need or else it'll run 24/7.
i've go a 50pt dehum (70pt on old standard of measurement), and it can keep up with 10-12 plants in a large room, but that is the limit. When i did more plants it was a fucking nightmare with humidity. That's a 450w device, if i recall.
A handful of plants wouldn't need somethign that large, but definitely go a bit larger than what you need. it'll save wear-n-tear on the device if it doesn't have to work as hard all the time.
The other Thing to consider -- Is this happening at night when temperature drops? if so, you can keep temps up higher and RH will not spike as badly. RH is relative. as temperature drops, RH rises because cold air cannot hold as much vapor as warm air. The RH is how easily accessible the water is, which is the key for microbial risks.
So, if this is only occurring afte rlgihts out, you could stop the temp from dropping and that would stop the spike. this may be more expensive than a dehumidifier. If you don't hit the dewpoint, i'd go with the dehumidifier, imho.