My humidity is too low ?
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Novicegardner
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The bucket of water works a little better if it’s hot water, you can also try out misting in the tent with a spray bottle with ph’d water a couple times a day to keep it a little higher, I struggle for good humidity when they are small because there is not much watering going on in the tent and found that not running my exhaust and just leaving vents open with a fan helped keep it up a little higher aswell
Cpappa27
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You can mist, it doesn't have to be pH adjusted
Higher humidity is better in veg but its ok if its not. If you can get a small digital humidifier that would work just set it to 70% but like I said if not its not the end of the world and your plant will grow just fine. Ive grown in mid winter indoors with no humidifier, my RH was regularly around 30-35% the whole grow cause of the heater and dry outside air. Plants did just fine and grew awesome. Strangley even with humidity that low I got PM in that grow but thats besides the point, probably my fault somewhere along the line.
Higher humidity is better in veg but its ok if its not. If you can get a small digital humidifier that would work just set it to 70% but like I said if not its not the end of the world and your plant will grow just fine. Ive grown in mid winter indoors with no humidifier, my RH was regularly around 30-35% the whole grow cause of the heater and dry outside air. Plants did just fine and grew awesome. Strangley even with humidity that low I got PM in that grow but thats besides the point, probably my fault somewhere along the line.
Sickofitall420247
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It will help of you hang a towel in the bucket. The towel will wick the water and it will evaporate the water creating humidity. If you have an extra fan point it at the towel/bucket
ProPheT 216
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I agree. Anywhere between 30 and 60% is fine
ProPheT 216
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You could slow down your air exchange with them being that small. Your just immediately pulling out the air the water is evaporating into. The plants will help with keeping humidity up with the exhaust cranked up once the have some size. But again 45% is just fine
Fancyhuh101
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Thanks everyone
calvin.m16
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more plants and you will get more humidity. I wish I had your problem, I run two Quest Dual 155 dehumdiifiers and a Quest 110 dehumidifier. They run all the time almost when my rooms are full of plants. That's a whopping 60 gallons per/day that my dehus can pull. VEG room drinks around 10 gallons of solution a day, bloom drinks 30 gallons of solution per/day.
Fancyhuh101
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Lol incredible
Musice13buds
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I was always worried about it too. Im happy to hear it's not a big deal.
