Humidity?

ow.douglas

ow.douglas

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Yep, that's a potential issue. Your journal says very little about the grow room. You are going to have to move more air or get a dehumidifier in there, I suspect. More detail on the grow room would be helpful.
 
profcornish

profcornish

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No worries, got a dehumidifier in there now down on a constant 35%. There's not really much to say about my grow room, It's a room with four walls and a ceiling, not sure if you've seen one before?
 
mr2shim

mr2shim

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profcornish said:
No worries, got a dehumidifier in there now down on a constant 35%. There's not really much to say about my grow room, It's a room with four walls and a ceiling, not sure if you've seen one before?
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Funny how you're being sarcastic but ask a stupid question like will 50-90% humidity ruin my flowering plants.
 
profcornish

profcornish

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Eh, let's not turn this into something it's not. Just you're asking the wrong questions, it's not about the room you need to ask, it's what's inside.
 
profcornish

profcornish

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So, I've been reading around and can;t seem to get a clear answer, some are saying lower end around 30%-40%Rh during flowering for high resin production and others are saying in the high 60-70%Rh, what humidity do you guys/gals tend to flower in?
 
zack66

zack66

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Under 50% start of flower then I drop it 5% a week till it's around 25-30% to finish.
 
Trousers

Trousers

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I do not bother with rh. Mine is about 15%-35% during veg and flower.
There are more important things to worry about.
 
navyfighter04

navyfighter04

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profcornish said:
So, I've been reading around and can;t seem to get a clear answer, some are saying lower end around 30%-40%Rh during flowering for high resin production and others are saying in the high 60-70%Rh, what humidity do you guys/gals tend to flower in?
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40% to 50% in Flower. Thats what you are shooting for.
 
ow.douglas

ow.douglas

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Pro, you may think that my question was stupid, fair enough. You could have been in a 3x3 tent, how would I know? If you wants answers that will help, more information will get you better advice. I can't believe that the others are giving you anything based on your reply. Just for the record, it was your question that was stupid and I didn't feel compelled to poke fun at you over it.
 
profcornish

profcornish

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Finally a reasonable argument, though the size of the room isn't an issue here, it's humidity, and that is why people are answering my question, it's a simple question which the good people of rollitup have answers, now it's been answered there's no need to continue any bitching, but thank you for your time I've got what I needed to know. :)
 
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