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president
presidentstarted grow question 17 days ago
Currently, the humidity in my tent is ~55%. The plants are in the early flowering stage, so I am worried about mold. Does anyone know if the humidity is too high or can provide a solution without an electric dehumidifier?
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question 17 days ago
55 daytime is ok, it's night you have to be careful about, 55 day with a temp drop of 10 degree F could see rh skyrocket to upward of 65%, which is possible problem if left unchecked. Have fan come on (high) once humidity reaches 50 set it to 5% difference. Moisture in the air is extracted, the tent should look concave when pushing air out. The only intake should be smaller than the cfm out (always on) and as close to the floor as possible, this creates a negative presuure within the tent forcing humid air out and slighlty less humid air from a lower point in. The humidity will always be 20-30-40% higher at top of any room as opposed to bottom, same way that co2 sits on bottom 1"2" of lowest point in any room. It can be quite a task to maintain but works well. Just be aware you will also vent Any co2 that accumulates overnight. But in a closed loop all the co2 eventually makes it back in from bottom of floor.
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question 17 days ago
As you progress through flower try and get it down to 45%. Won't change the world if you don't.
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Krisis
Krisisanswered grow question 17 days ago
It’s not ideal, but people have had higher in really humid regions and have done fine. I think you just really need to make sure you have good airflow. The dehumidifier would obviously be the best way, but if not possible, get that air moving a lot. Definitely no overwatering, as wet soil all the time raises humidity too. Good luck
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