Rh in conservatory UK may
Jafman1978started grow question 2mo ago
Struggling to keep the RH down during night time hours using two dehydrators but still struggling any good ideas.
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cangrowzanswered grow question 2mo ago
hey ho, Conservatories in the UK are notorious for that nighttime humidity spike. If two dehumidifiers aren't cutting it, your best bet is airflow and temperature.
Make sure you have plenty of fans moving air around the plant itself to prevent "dead spots" where mold loves to start. Also, try to keep the space a bit warmer at night if possible cold air holds less moisture, which pushes the RH up. If the humidity is still stubborn, a bit of light defoliation to thin out the middle of the plant can really help the air circulate better through the buds.
Stay vigilant, you're doing great keeping those buds safe!
Happy Growing, Growmie!
TruTraTrianswered grow question 2mo ago
Just make sure you have enough air moving... if there is enough air circulating so no droplets can condensate it should be fine IMO.
rock on
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Philhsyanswered grow question 2mo ago
Raise night temperature by 2–3°C. Increase exhaust fan speed at night. Avoid watering right before lights off. Improve airflow inside the tent. Otherwize plant looks bomb,
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ATLien415answered grow question 2mo ago
RH is just the measured level of water in the air, and is modulated by temperature
unless you have a flooded basement, there is nearly no situation where looking at RH is useful. always look at the contributing metrics that form together to make RH.
either attack the temp or turn over air into your conservatory more
just an FYI but standard pump driven compressor devices like most dehumidifiers are an ultra no-no near trichomes
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