i mean i cant say for sure but yes thats a definite factor, Ive never had rot and my RH is normally pretty low (25-40%)
Normally you should be fine at 40. Is the airflow good enough? Do you exhaust the air? Well you said that you use co2 so I guess not. When the lights go out there is usually a spike in humidity. Whats the humidity a couple of hours after lights out? If their that big you can take a fork and spread the nuggs out to help get more airflow around the colas.
Well I have a massive dehumidifier keeping my humidity at 40% currently and when lights go out I setup an electric heater that turns on 5 minutes before lights out to ensure it’s up to temp so when the lights go out the rooms heatsource isn’t gone so I don’t get a spike.
I’ve been reading about essential oil diffusing sterilising the air. Ever seen that in action?
Ive heard of it but never seen it. I would be concerned about it tainting the flavour of my buds. But who knows.
Does that work by using UV inside the unit?Toss an AirROS unit in your flowering room from day one. It will sterilize spores the air touches, continuously 24/7, no spores, no mold. Bring it to the game late won't kill spores inside the buds. It also takes care of odor.It's a game changer.
Seen your post about that recently wanted to speak to you specifically about it.Toss an AirROS unit in your flowering room from day one. It will sterilize spores the air touches, continuously 24/7, no spores, no mold. Bring it to the game late won't kill spores inside the buds. It also takes care of odor.
It's more than just an ozone generator, it didn't appear to negatively effect my terpenes and they claim it won't. It keeps O3 levels below 40 PPB while creating other reactive air oxygen species like Hydrogen Trioxide that settle on your plants and all surfaces in your room, sterilizing things and turning to water and oxygen within 30 minutes leaving no residue. But I don't think you can get them in Europe yet. Not sure. Try contacting AirROS https://www.airrosbysage.com/
You need to purchase the model with the sensor right? That keeps the air ppb the right level?
It requires a sensor, it's just weather it's internal or external. The external sensor can be located farther from the unit for a better reading in a large space.
Holy shit that’s expensive I’d need a 2000 cubic foot one. I’ve emailed them to see if they can supply to Europe
I dont see why you have a heater for the reason you state but oh well ...party on...
Because when lights are heating your room from 20c to 30c when they turn off your temp would suddenly plummet??
You dont need a heater. Cant imagine temps falling like that where you would need one. But you do you.
