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Signs of over humidifing?

noltnercr03

noltnercr03

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Hey my plants look droopy and im pretty sure my humidity detector doesn't work. I just got a new humidifier for my room. This problem with the droopiness just started so figured there must be some correlation. What i want to know are what are the signs of the room being to humidified.
 
haze2

haze2

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Subscribed cause I need to know what that looks like also put up some pics dude.
 
noltnercr03

noltnercr03

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Im not sure im just wondering i thought i may have but they came back so im sure so if anyone knows thats what im wondering
 
gotot

gotot

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moldy bud is a sign of humidity.... other than that im not sure about veg... droopiness is a sign of underwatering aand possibly a mag. def.
 
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skunkyLEMon420

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Go spend some money on a thermometer/ humidity meter. Then you will not be guessing. How often do you water? Pictures would be helpful.
 
noltnercr03

noltnercr03

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i do have one but feel its broken because it says my humidity is blow 20% so you tell me. Also i just feel its something people should know in case they don't have a humidity meter
 
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tokinman

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too much humidity doesnt exist in veg stage. you want to shoot for around 70-80% range.. during flower i think you want around 40% humidity. like the above poster said, too much humidity = mold or budrot.. if you dont have that, you dont have too much humidity. again it really only matters during flowering. veg stage the more the better as far as humidity is concerned.
 
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