Rakin
Well-Known Member
More humidity equals the plant still transpiring the same as less, more light or less increases or decreases transpiration...
Where am i deviating from raw science at its simplest, above 70% you will cause the plant to alter morphology but you'll also get mold, within these confines of normal climates that plants grow in humidity means very little, more somthing new growers jump...
I’m no botinist or anything but I’ve noticed in the winter time when things are bone dry that my plants slow down and just don’t seem to be as healthy looking. Even with good temps. And I’m the summertime when it heats up and we go without rain and the ac is kicking on more the plants don’t seem to handle the heat as well with low humidity. When I went to led the summertime low humidity wasn’t a problem anymore. In the winter I would add humidity.