Humidity

Herb potman

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My tent with nothing on is 42% humidity. I heard once seedlings in and going I be lucky to get to 55%. But readings say I need to be around 70% at seedling phase How do I do so and do I need humidifier for tent ?
 

HydroKid239

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My tent with nothing on is 42% humidity. I heard once seedlings in and going I be lucky to get to 55%. But readings say I need to be around 70% at seedling phase How do I do so and do I need humidifier for tent ?
Do you have any other house plants that you can add to the tent til you get a humidifier? More plants can raise humidity for you for the time being.
 

Rurumo

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It doesn't really matter unless you have your grow dialed in for production. You can take a bucket and fill it 20% with water, then hang a few dishtowels into the water and drape them over the sides-your humidity will go up some, but not a lot since you should be venting your tent constantly. Imo, better too low than too high-you can live with too low humidity, but too high will ruin a crop if you're not lucky.
 

GeneBanker

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I’ve been growing for years in the dry AZ air. You will be ok. If your seedlings go into a red cup. You can buy clear cups and flip them upside down and spray the inside and edge of the cup and it will seal if you really want that humidity up. This is what I do for clones I cut off my cycle for friends or whatever and I don’t want to get my whole clone rig out and going.
 

Herb potman

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I’ve been growing for years in the dry AZ air. You will be ok. If your seedlings go into a red cup. You can buy clear cups and flip them upside down and spray the inside and edge of the cup and it will seal if you really want that humidity up. This is what I do for clones I cut off my cycle for friends or whatever and I don’t want to get my whole clone rig out and going.
What your rh through different stages in your tent ?
 

GeneBanker

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I don’t grow in a tent anymore and since I’ve switched to leds I have no issues with humidity because I don’t have to cool 2k watts worth of hid. But they pretty much stayed 35% when I did. I just toned down the nutes so they didn’t draw as much up
 

2com

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Make a cheap diy ultrasonic fogger/humidifier.
Search the site for "diy humidifier" or similar. A 5gal tote/bucket and an atomizer, pretty cheap. Does a great job. Throw a cheap inkbird humidity controller with it and you've got a nice little humidifier.
 

2com

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Skim this thread, for example.
 
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