humidity question

maddog123

New Member

• Oct 2, 2011

• #21

ima get one with humidstat i think take the pressure off myself a bit.. im new to humidity in the grow room and its fairly hard to control..

 

Botany101

Active Member

• Oct 2, 2011

• #22

yea true that i just use a humidistat in my grow room. it works great

 

maddog123

New Member

• Oct 2, 2011

• #23

aah good to hear they fairly plug and play?? cheers

 

Botany101

Active Member

• Oct 2, 2011

• #24

yup prrretty much!

 

maddog123

New Member

• Oct 2, 2011

• #25

MINT hahahaha

 

mrjones574

Member

• Oct 2, 2011

• #26

ive read 40% humidity will help with tricomb production...Ive been told when it gets dry like that the plant will produce more tri's for protection dont know if thats true or not

 

smoke and coke

Well-Known Member

• Oct 3, 2011

• #27

mastiffkush said:

Best bet for temp issues is get ahold of some dessicant and put it in cheesecloth type mesh bags, hang it around the plant site and that should help out with your humidity, combined with the dehumidifier! You can build a makeshift vent to exhaust the heat from the dehumidifier.

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its kind of hard to vent out the heat from the dehumidifier without raising the humidity back up. if you run the exhaust and the air coming in is higher humidity than what you want, then it defeats the purpose of the dehumidifier.

 

mastiffkush

Well-Known Member

• Oct 3, 2011

• #28

The purpose of the dehumidifier is to pull air in through the intake of the dehumidifier and run through coils until it condensates into water.

 

Botany101

Active Member

• Oct 3, 2011

• #29

im slackin on gettin this dehumidifier im only like 3 weeks into flowering tho, buds are looking reeeeal nice