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    So the humidity in my area is a steady 50 and up to 80-90% some days. Will this high humidity help my plants go longer without watering? I am guerilla growing and visit as little as possible.

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    i dont think theres anything you can do about the humidity but i think its ideal that the humidity is about medium and no, humidity will dry it out faster,

    but where i live my humiditys high and as long as they get good water once or twice a week you wont have to visit but i mean drenched soil

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    As long as the wind isn't beating down on your plants, the higher humidity will help with water retention. It might also harbor mold later in flowering though, so care should obviously be taken to check for bud mold
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    im not sure weather humidty holds water

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    The stomata aren't releasing as much water when the humidity in the grow area is high. But still I wouldn't rely on this to help out too much if it is hot outside as well.
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