Humidity level at night?

[ade25]

Good morning from the UK
Grow cab size 36"w/18"d/ 72"h light 200w cfl red spectrum

I am three weeks into flowering with 2 ladies, 1 bubblegum & 1 big bang both over 3ft tall and there looking good nice flowering going on, top cola filling in nicely, i have a bit of an humidity "issue" as this is my first attempt i am on 12 hour cycle, lights off 8pm-8am, the lghts on humidity is 40-45 but at night it raises to 60-65 will this effect final results?

 

[Lil Neutrino]

It may effect trich production but I wouldn't lose much sleep over it...after all plenty of strains are grown in tropical conditions where humidity pushes 100% at night even without rain.

 

[ultrasonic]

The issue with increased humidity is regarding condensation. During the day, the plants get warm. So as soon as your light shuts off, and the room quickly drops 5-15F, you get the "cold glass of water on a hot day" effect, and condensation will form in/around/within the buds, and that leads to mold.

The temperature drop is desired, and shouldn't be avoided. I could see a room that cooled down very slowly having less issues than a room that instantly dropped 10-15F.

 

[Purple Goose]

The issue with increased humidity is regarding condensation. During the day, the plants get warm. So as soon as your light shuts off, and the room quickly drops 5-15F, you get the "cold glass of water on a hot day" effect, and condensation will form in/around/within the buds, and that leads to mold.

The temperature drop is desired, and shouldn't be avoided. I could see a room that cooled down very slowly having less issues than a room that instantly dropped 10-15F.

I was wondering about this as well as my humidity during the day is 37-45 temp max reaches 82 but takes about 2-3 hours to warm up at night the temp drops to 68-72 with humidity of 50-55 but takes about 3-4 hours to cool down should this be fine as far as not being a climate conducive to mold or mildew