sneakerhead702 Well-Known Member Jul 18, 2010 #1 I'm plan on growing in my closet so what should my humidity lvl be riight now its at 38%..if that's too low how could I brinng it up?? Thanks
I'm plan on growing in my closet so what should my humidity lvl be riight now its at 38%..if that's too low how could I brinng it up?? Thanks
Lil Czr Well-Known Member Jul 18, 2010 #2 I try to keep it as close to 50% as I can. If it's less than 35% or so, you might consider a humidifier. In flower you wouldn't want to exceed 65 - 70% as the danger of mold increases from there. Excellent air circulation is a must at higher humidities.
I try to keep it as close to 50% as I can. If it's less than 35% or so, you might consider a humidifier. In flower you wouldn't want to exceed 65 - 70% as the danger of mold increases from there. Excellent air circulation is a must at higher humidities.
O ogreballerina Well-Known Member Jul 18, 2010 #3 38% is fine... Most people say between 30 and 50%... Too high you can get mold...too low you can desiccate the plant. My humidity jumps from 15% to 40% ( I live in a really dry climate ) but usually hangs around 30%. You can either use open buckets of water placed in front of a fan...or buy a cool mist humidifier ( like I did ) to raise humidity But you should be fine as is...increasing humidity in confined space can be tricky...so if it roughly stays at 38%..leave well enough alone. It will probably increase anyway ( the humidity ) when you water your plants etc. Even with my constant struggle to maintain decent humidity for my plants...they do well enough..really good in fact.
38% is fine... Most people say between 30 and 50%... Too high you can get mold...too low you can desiccate the plant. My humidity jumps from 15% to 40% ( I live in a really dry climate ) but usually hangs around 30%. You can either use open buckets of water placed in front of a fan...or buy a cool mist humidifier ( like I did ) to raise humidity But you should be fine as is...increasing humidity in confined space can be tricky...so if it roughly stays at 38%..leave well enough alone. It will probably increase anyway ( the humidity ) when you water your plants etc. Even with my constant struggle to maintain decent humidity for my plants...they do well enough..really good in fact.
sneakerhead702 Well-Known Member Jul 18, 2010 #4 Okay thanks for the adviice hommies...imma keep it at that lvl then