Dyold's Grow 1

Dyold;1877414 said:

shottafire;1877233 said:

You need to get that night time humidity up. If you could warm up the room some it might lower the humidity spike when the lights go off.

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Raise my nighttime Humidity past 80% ? Or do you mean raise my nighttime temperature. Would this bring down my humidity ? I could run the ac/dehumidifier 24/7 with the fans and exhaust fan, should keep the room about 70-80 maybe would think more like low 70's for temp and that would bring the humidity down I would think to around 55-60% hopefully. I may also cap my outside fresh air coming in, I noticed my room humidity stayed lower when i capped it with a plastic bag and just drew in air from the available space.

I read that 40-50 percent Humidity with temps in the mid 70's with strong air circulation equals no PM. Any feedback on this would be appreciated.

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