Yesare they flowering?
Sure. Where can I buy one? Wal-Mart?you really want it at about 40%, can you get a small dehumidifier in there
Sure. Where can I buy one? Wal-Mart?
Humidity isn't a big deal as long as you have fresh air circulating through your tent. My humidity shot up to as high as 80% during lights off and it really didn't effect my plants that much.
You lucked out. The majority of operations would have picked up mold quickly.Humidity isn't a big deal as long as you have fresh air circulating through your tent. My humidity shot up to as high as 80% during lights off and it really didn't effect my plants that much.
dude, you just stole someone's else's reply and pretended like these ideas are yours. c' mon we're professionals. go to your roomYou lucked out. The majority of operations would have picked up mold quickly.
Absolutely cannot bring the humidity down? Raise the heat and airflow, you'll be sacrificing quality though. The highest quality cannabis is grown in cool/dry conditions, with high humidity you'll need high heat to keep up transpiration rates.
Dehumidifiers are really the only way I know of to reduce humidity. Sucks, but that's where it's at.
Douglas
dude, you just stole someone's else's reply and pretended like these ideas are yours. c' mon we're professionals. go to your room![]()
Uh... who am I supposed to have copied? These are my words and didn't even want to say them... high heat/humidity cannabis sucks. You have to keep transpiration up though, so the only real advice if they can't keep humidity down is to keep the heat up.dude, you just stole someone's else's reply and pretended like these ideas are yours. c' mon we're professionals. go to your room![]()
Did I miss a post where someone else has an actual brain on this subject? If I did, I apologize and thank them for pointing people in the right direction.
Humidity isn't a big deal as long as you have fresh air circulating through your tent. My humidity shot up to as high as 80% during lights off and it really didn't effect my plants that much.
My fresh air is also humidbut yeah you're right, I found air circulation around and in the plant was KEY.
Am I the only one who has no idea what the quotes this guy posted have to do with my post?Oh and you just make yourself sound like a total dick. Which you probably are, to express yourself like that.
I love the ignore link on here... it is sweeet
You lucked out. The majority of operations would have picked up mold quickly.
Absolutely cannot bring the humidity down? Raise the heat and airflow, you'll be sacrificing quality though. The highest quality cannabis is grown in cool/dry conditions, with high humidity you'll need high heat to keep up transpiration rates.