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LetsGetCritical

LetsGetCritical

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I think with a dehumidifier. I bought a little mini one that you charge up with those little ball things inside for $50 but I'm not sure it's working yet.
 
spitsbuds

spitsbuds

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with it been a small area increasing you're air flow with a small oc fan will bring down you're rh quite a bit for flowering time
 
LetsGetCritical

LetsGetCritical

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I'm not an expert but I think 65% is not too bad at this stage with good airflow, but maybe someone else can answer better.
 
LetsGetCritical

LetsGetCritical

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I think you should have air coming in lower to the floor and air going out near the top and something blowing in between.
 
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Markob

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I've got 2 exhaust fans at the top and one intake fan inside the box blowing on to theplants.
 
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Fresh 2 De@th

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add an extra fan or keep fans (oscillating and inline) on 24/7).

as far as the ladies, they're looking very good, much better than most i see around here.
 
scarpen8

scarpen8

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deff wanna keep your air flow up so as sugested above add a fan, and if you already are exhausting air from the top thats a good thing, and alot of people will tell you you humidity is way to high and you will get powdery mildew by doing so, but realisticly high humidity is not a serious problem as long as it doesnt majorly fluctuate up or down, its the huge swings that cause issuse. but again watch closely with %'s runnning so high and if PM shows up its best to start trying to stop and control it early.
 
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