help. humidity issues.

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sergiop2010

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• Sep 13, 2015

• #1

My indoor grow I have one plant. And it's flowering . But the humidity goes from 45 to mayb Even 70 somenights. What to do any suggestions .

 

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sergiop2010

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• Sep 13, 2015

• #2

Here she is

 

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HighPressureSodium

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• Sep 13, 2015

• #3

you could try a cheap dehumidifier mate, set it up to run only when the humidity is up.

 

Tim Fox

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• Sep 13, 2015

• #4

Can you put the light closer?

 

doobdoobious

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• Sep 13, 2015

• #5

indeed, humidity issue = dehumidifier. and it helps a lot in flowering to be able to bring the humidity down to 40. a decent one will cost ya $200. worth every penny Kenny.

 

Etta Place

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• Sep 13, 2015

• #6

I got a small one from amazon for 40 bucks. Does a great job in my closet.

 

DirtyMcCurdy

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• Sep 13, 2015

• #7

Yep. Dehumidifier. Newer ones should almost all have a built in hygrometer. Just set it where you want it and it'll maintain set humidity. A 'must have" for every indoor grow imo.

 

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sergiop2010

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• Sep 14, 2015

• #8

Yeah will do just ordered it from Amazon can't wait.

 

Chef BrownSauce

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• Sep 15, 2015

• #9

I bought a 50# bag of sea salt for my soaker tub. I had placed it in the closet while painting the bathroom. The salt absorbed the moisture in the air and dropped my room to 40% from 60%. It was unintentional, a happy accident. It made sense the more I thought of it, salt draws moisture from products like meat and fish. So why not from the air?
I paid probably 60 cents a pound.

 

ArmyJumpR

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• Sep 22, 2015

• #10

Your light is way to far away from your plant. Move it closer. It should be about two or three inches away from the top of the plant

 

jacksthc

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• Sep 22, 2015

• #11

chech the meter reading the right humidty

If you temps low put a heater in the room, when the tempture goes up the air can hold more water so the humidty drops.
say your room 20c and the humidty is 70, turn a heater on and get the room upto 28c and the humidty should drop down to 40

thats why the humidty goes up when the light off because the room is cooler

 

DemonTrich

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• Sep 23, 2015

• #12

doobdoobious said:

indeed, humidity issue = dehumidifier. and it helps a lot in flowering to be able to bring the humidity down to 40. a decent one will cost ya $200. worth every penny Kenny.

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40's a bit low on the VDP chart.

I go my by temps and adjust my humidity accordingly. I run 75% in veg and 65% +/- in flower. last 2 weeks in flower I drop it to 50-55 max

 

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AimAim

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• Sep 23, 2015

• #13

Your problem is too low light intensity, add good light, get it closer.

Humidity range is fine