Garrett Richardson
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Okay guys I'm looking at 79°F and 46% humidity, I put a bowl of water in my 2x4 closet and it only raised it to 47 in 3 hours
High temps and low humidity
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Garrett Richardson
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Using a 300w LED light 3' off groumd
Huckster79
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Veg? Flower? Where we at.... if u cant get rh up and ur not in mid to end flower you gotta get temp down... higher heat needs that humidity or adds to the stress. High heat and high humidity you can get some crazy growth rate but that does no favor the end product if thats kept on till too close to end...
Huckster79
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Oh 79 i thought u said 89... well not quite the limit pusher i thought we had on our hands...
growmastercheesey
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You should be fine.... If anything humidity can be up more if grow area in clean and free of bacteria and fungi
Garrett Richardson
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I'm at the seedling stage, was a little worries it was maybe too dry for veg? It's at around 47% still temp is constant between 76 and 79 with my 6" fan, was going to add another fan but will wait until they need more air flow, hopefully will drop my temp a little as well
Abraham420
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Look at the humidity in California. They are DRY. And the plants thrive. Dry air to me says i will have to water more often is all.
Abraham420
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Dry air within reason.
Garrett Richardson
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I am on the central coast of cali lol!
but yes understandable, just don't see why a bowl of water has only dropped my RH by 3 percent overnight
Huckster79
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Yea besides way hot or thick heavy humid stale stagmnant air our girls aremt as fussy as some claim... i dont think.... i have found i like to cool and dry air as it gets close to finish.. i did notice big quality improvement doing that at tail end...