It seems like my grow tent will exhaust before humidity can be established. I have a bucket and a vaporizer in the tent with big plants. I feel it would be better just to humidify or dehumidify the whole room which then defeats the purpose of the tent. Where am I going wrong? I have to run air conditioner in the room pretty low to offset the light heat when pulling air into the tent.
Grow tent exhausts before humidity levels maintained
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Drop That Sound
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Tents are pretty much made to block light, and cushion the sound a little bit. You need to worry about adding humidity to the whole room, and i'm pretty sure a vaporizer isn't going to cut it. Probably just wetting the plants and will cause more problems than anything.. You need an evaporative type that will actually add humidity to the air in the room.
So would it be used if you had a veg and flower tent in the same room, but then your temp and humidity would be the same? What type of humidifier do you recommend
hotrodharley
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Cool mist ultrasonic. No heated units.
Raising room humidity isn't working for me, it drops big time when the air heats up 20°F in my insulated grow cab. I'm running an Inkbird ultrasonic humidifier/fogger in there. I'd switch over to my tent, but its only a few days before chop time.
Hard to say for sure about your problem or solution, we don't know your setup.
Ventilation setup? Exhausting into the room?
Temp and humidity in the tent and room?
Running AC in December?
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