Humidity issues

Any suggestions to I get a dehumidifier first time grower indoor closet set up
 

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3 weeks flowering friend said I should wait
Cal mag and water
Bout to hit her with fox farm bloom
 

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Plants look nice @Plantbmore .
The 70% Rh you have in the first pic is good in veg but too much for flower. I like to stay under 60%, ideally closer to 50-55%to keep them drinking fluids and using nutes. A good dehumidifier is a necessity to keep bud rot away from your inside plants. They throw a good amount of heat though,so be ready for that.
 
Just be careful when you get one. The little cheap dehumidifiers for closets don't work well-they're called thermo-electric dehumidifiers and they don't utilize compressor technology. I would be sure to get one big enough to dehumidify your "lung" room and not just the closet. Any 20-30 pint dehumidifier should be good. I've been using a small Homelabs dehumidifier every day for the past year, keeps it right at 50%, no problems with it whatsoever. Good luck!
 
Plants look nice and green @Plantbmore. You didn’t give much info about your medium, water ph and ppm, lights….. so it’s hard to say if they need more feeding, but generally I increase my ppms/EC up to week 6 and then back it down a little every tank.
 
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