humidity % for flowering
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darkdestruction420
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I agree with 420god for the most part. if your airflow isnt good in some of your grow area though you could still end up with mold. 60ish% at night kinda worries me a bit. i'd lower it if at all possible.
MrStickyScissors
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that will take sum of the moister out of the air
PakaloloHui
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I was wondering the same myself. I have 2 plants in a closet with 2 4" passive intakes, a 4" inline fan with carbon filter and a 8" oscillating fan on 24 hours blowing along the tops of the 2. At night when I seal it up, the rH goes near 60 at times, the temp drops to 66 ish with cool outside air.
The fan and filter are definately removing the proper cfm air exchange rate and the fan blowing on the tops is moving the air across the tops pretty damn well I believe. So it sounds like I may be fine???
The fan and filter are definately removing the proper cfm air exchange rate and the fan blowing on the tops is moving the air across the tops pretty damn well I believe. So it sounds like I may be fine???
Clown Baby
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it'll help
darkdestruction420
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for the most part, it actually signifies a slight phosphorus def. due to cold. i dont think 78f is gonna do it.
crosscountrykush
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60 degrees would probably do it. I wouldn't keep it at 60 for long periods of time while lights are off would probably be fine as it gets colder here than 60 in the fall.
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