what causes low humidity?
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AlwaysFUBAR
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If you are having trouble with low humility, try adding a wet cloth on a plat or something like that. Its just the heat from the light is drying out the room. Soil my be dry too.
AlwaysFUBAR
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Yea well my idea is cheaper. My broke ass
dgafaboutanyone
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ahahh yeah you gotta do what you gotta do >_<
kpw555
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Are your plants showing some kind of damage or something?
I have never seen an op with too low humidity that damaged anything.
Low humidity should be a target for all grow rooms.
Disease and pestilence love high humidity conditions.
The weather man on TV will give a Relative Humidity figure for outside.
This air with a certain RH will be sucked into your grow, the lights and what not have the air inside heated, and bang the RH is lowered because warm air can hold more water relative to cold air. Just a few degrees makes a big difference.
Personally, I couldn't imagine trying to put more moisture into a grow.
Low Humidity=Good
I have never seen an op with too low humidity that damaged anything.
Low humidity should be a target for all grow rooms.
Disease and pestilence love high humidity conditions.
The weather man on TV will give a Relative Humidity figure for outside.
This air with a certain RH will be sucked into your grow, the lights and what not have the air inside heated, and bang the RH is lowered because warm air can hold more water relative to cold air. Just a few degrees makes a big difference.
Personally, I couldn't imagine trying to put more moisture into a grow.
Low Humidity=Good
hangshai
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Aye, low humidity is best.. It helps, along with adequate air-flow (couple oscillating fans), to prevent mold, which also helps to avoid fungus gnats and multiple plant maladies such as fungal rot, etc. Around 40-60 is good, anything lower and you can do the wet towel trick (I do in the summer, and it works great), any higher, well, I dunno, you have got some problems. My house has brick walls, so it makes for weird humidity levels in my house (porous brick loves moisture). But, yeah, if you are at 40 or whatever, you don't have to be worried... Now, what is your grow space like? Does it have good ventilation, etc?
buggs bunny
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DR growgood
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u want low humidity it boosts resin production in its finaly weeks i wouldnt do any thing man u sould pick up the new high times mag theres a big artical in there about it.
ltz...good looking plants.....for years and years what people done to add humidity to the air was to set a old coffee can on top of the floor register..it adds humidity to the air...mixing your nute mix...i dont know how you water..but if you mix your nute in 2 gallon watering pails..then sit it in front of your fan blowing on your plants it is going to add humidity to the air...use a air bubbler in the soup mix..that will mix the nutes..and any biological stuff...like rizotonic up and get it good and activated..it will also bring your juice up to room temperature before you poor it on the root zone..your roots will love the air in the soup too..
ltz40055
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thanks everyone for the comments on my plants but it's not me with the problem .
to tell you the truth i dont think it is a problem if the humidity is low its only going to do good things such as boosts resin production and keep all the bad nasties away
i have also noticed that my over watering from time to time that the plants dont droop so bad just a slight curve in the tips and within the hour they are back to normal . and the growth is really good vrs having high RH . before i got things under control i had really high RH and my plants looked like crap all the time .
here is a pic of that
to tell you the truth i dont think it is a problem if the humidity is low its only going to do good things such as boosts resin production and keep all the bad nasties away
i have also noticed that my over watering from time to time that the plants dont droop so bad just a slight curve in the tips and within the hour they are back to normal . and the growth is really good vrs having high RH . before i got things under control i had really high RH and my plants looked like crap all the time .
here is a pic of that