Nevaeh420
Well-Known Member
I would say that the best way to control the humidity would to use a humidistat, connected to a big enough inline fan.
In My growroom, in My house in Maine, I have a little box that controls the temperature and the humidity. That little box that controls the temperature and humidity was expensive, maybe $200, but its worth the money if you plan on growing for a long time. If I were you, I would go to a hydroponics shop and look for a little box that controls the temperature and humidity. If you are not using CO2, you should set the temperature at 70 degrees, and you should set the humidity at about 50% humidity. If you are using CO2, you should set the trmperature at about 80-90 degrees, and the humidity is still good at 50%.
If that still isn't good enough, and your humidity is still a problem, you can always invest in a dehumidifier. A dehumidifier takes up a lot of precious space, and they cost like $200, but some growers use dehumidifiers.
In My house in Maine, in the winter time, I recirculate the air that goes out of My grow room, back into My house. I use a big carbon filter, so My house doesn't stink of cannabis. Recirculating the warm air from My grow room, back into My house, saves Me money on the heating bill. I figured, why waste the warm growroom air, when I can just keep My house warm with that filtered air?
Anyways, if you want to strengthen your marijuana plants stems, you should add big occilating fans. If thats not good enough for you, you can always bend your plants over, maybe even every day, and that should make your stems stronger. All you need to do is bend your plants at right angels, or whatever you feel comfortable with. Bending plants will help strengthen the plants stems.
~PEACE~
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