important question about humidity + mould.

I have three plants that are one week into flowering. They spend the mornings under cfls in the grow room from 7-9, then between 9-5 they are usually out on the screened porch where they get excellent sunlight, then back in the grow room 'til lights out.

The grow room itself connects to a large empty room which I have sealed off all the light from so I open the doors of the grow room to allow air to circulate.

I do not have regulated airflow in this room so there is no way to expel the humid air. I have a dehumidifier but it only drops the humidity 8 to 10 points tops. The humidity is usually in the lower 60s, today it was it's highest, 67.

I have three fans blowing, 2 oscilating and one small stationary to keep the plants moving and the air really circulating to reduce the chance of mould, and like I said the doors are open to a very large room. All of this aside am I taking a huge risk here? Is there anything else I can do to reduce the chances of mould? I'm really broke and can't afford the typical set up that would make this super safe.

It sounds like you have quite a bit of airflow, which is key, since you can't reduce the humidity any further. Keep lots of air circulating around the pots and plants, and you should be just fine.

Great. That's just what I was hoping to hear. Thanks!

jawbrodt said:

It sounds like you have quite a bit of airflow, which is key, since you can't reduce the humidity any further. Keep lots of air circulating around the pots and plants, and you should be just fine.

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Great advice +REP As long as those fans are humming along, the grow should be ok. I suspect grower is in England? That is horrendous humidity...

I'm actually in florida and it's been really balmy lately. I have one fan per plant so I think these ladies should be A-Ok. Thanks.