Venting indoors and preventing mold - Walls and floors?

[TricycleOfDoom]

Hi.

I've been venting directly into the same room as my tent is located.

Tent is 2x4x5.
190 cfm fan on full.
Carbon filter canister.
2 x 2.5 gallon empy buckets.
Humidity is avg 50% in tent.

What is my risk of causing mold on my floors and walls?

Venting to to outdoors is not an option.

Is there any way to capture/scrub vented air to prevent mold in room?

Thanks.

 

[Greengineer]

You could put a dehumidifier in the room.

Or you could built another small tent to vent into, have a dehumidifier in that, and continue to vent into the room. It's just a quick idea and it may be very wrong considering I'm a new grower. I don't see why a dehumidifier just in the room wouldn't work, though.

 

[TurboBucket]

Humidity alone will not cause mold. Cleanliness has more impact. A dehumidifier in the room will add some heat so keep that in mind. Moving air is better than slow air to prevent mold. If you wanted to a HEPA filter would be extra peace of mind.