My plants are in late flower and I'm having issues keeping the humidity down in the tent. It's been raining here where I live for a few days and the outdoor humidity is around 90%. I've been able to keep the humidity in my tent around 55-60% with the help of a dehumidifier and running my A/C until my house is cold... Any tips or ideas to help get the humidity down to about 40%? I've spent too much time and money for these plants to get mold or rot at this point.
Humidity too high
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That's a tough one
Raising the temperature will help the dehumidifier work more efficiently
Condensing humidifiers are far more efficient sucking water from warm air which is holding more moisture
It'll take a day or two, but should help
Raising the temperature will help the dehumidifier work more efficiently
Condensing humidifiers are far more efficient sucking water from warm air which is holding more moisture
It'll take a day or two, but should help
Hayron1088
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Do you have an exhaust system? My AC Infinity works amazing. Not saying you have to buy that brand obviously. All will help.
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Yeah I have an 200cfm exhaust fan.
Hayron1088
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And still having humidity issues wow…I did that a couple years ago while growing in my attic, what a huge mistake that was lol. If you have a local hardware store handy then you can go spend about $15-$20 on an online exhaust fan. Dispell some of that hot air! That would be my next move unless someone here has a cheaper solution.
How big is your tent 200cfm in a 4X4 tent isn’t a lot. Imo CL
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It's a 2x4 tent with 2 plants.How big is your tent 200cfm in a 4X4 tent isn’t a lot. Imo CL
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Do you live in the Tropics or what? It gets pretty humid here and it used to be very humid in Florida but wow. CLThis is the kind of humidity I'm dealing with right now lol
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No I live in southern US, a couple hour drive to Florida from where I live.Do you live in the Tropics or what? It gets pretty humid here and it used to be very humid in Florida but wow. CL
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You must be close to the Gulf then I would think. CL
Looks like it is showing what is happening outside and not inside the house and inside the tent. What is the house humidity & temp? And the temp and humidity inside the tent?
My experience is that those digital thermometers and analog temp & humidity units are not as accurate as believed. I have several and the the humidity reading between 3 of them can be as much as a 20% difference so I go with the average. But any reading will be a start to helping figure out what to do for better and healthier plants.
Two plants can kick out a lot of moisture. It is evaporating off the grow medium whether soil or hydro. And, there is a lot of moisture coming from the plant itself through the leaves.
