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Hi, Yeat!
Obviously I'm not rtk (he's much, much taller) but if the spraying doesn't work long enough for you you could try leaving open containers of water in the box -- I did that at the start of my grow and it really helped keep the RH up for my seedlings.
....Otherwise all the work was about how to keep the veg tent's humidity up, while keeping the flower tent 5 feet to the left 30% lower. We don't have that solved yet, but a new cheapo humidifier was purchased but not yet implemented.
rtk and JB -- they all look splendid! Your Early Miss has the super tight nodes I noticed on my last grow, and she's looking fine. Would she be a potential subject for pony tailing, do you think, if you wanted to give that a go?
And your DD is a sweet little girl -- can't wait to see her grow up!
I can't take credit for the wet towel idea. I read it on 420 Mag during my marathon reading sessions. My only modifications to the idea are
(1) Use hot water to help evaporation and not drop tent temps
(2) Put the corner of the towel into the open water container - I did this so it wicks and stays damp. Not doing this meant I was forever wetting the towel.
Really pleased I could share it with you. It made a huge difference in my tent. To some extent you can tune the RH by changing the size of the towel. I found an old hand towel to be perfect. If you need more humidity still, point the fan at it.
arteekay, I can't pm you, due to my noobness but, I have a question about low humidity.
If my memory is correct, you are dealing with dry conditions.
My seeds will be in soil tomorrow and I am trying to fine tune my small box. The rh is very low, like 20% to 25%. I sprayed the inside walls and got to 30%, but dried up rather quickly. I wont have the time to spray numerous times throughout the day. Do you have any advice to give? I would be immensely grateful. Thanks, in advance.
Yeat
CR is my favorite so far
Nice. I need to talk to you about some DD'S soon.
arteekay, I can't pm you, due to my noobness but, I have a question about low humidity.
If my memory is correct, you are dealing with dry conditions.
My seeds will be in soil tomorrow and I am trying to fine tune my small box. The rh is very low, like 20% to 25%. I sprayed the inside walls and got to 30%, but dried up rather quickly. I wont have the time to spray numerous times throughout the day. Do you have any advice to give? I would be immensely grateful. Thanks, in advance.
Yeat
Hi, Yeat!
Obviously I'm not rtk (he's much, much taller) but if the spraying doesn't work long enough for you you could try leaving open containers of water in the box -- I did that at the start of my grow and it really helped keep the RH up for my seedlings.
Still not RTK, but I would've said the same. I got nose bleeds a lot as a kid due to dry winter air, and that was the solution. Big pots of water. Not that fanciest thing, but it works.
rtk and JB -- they all look splendid! Your Early Miss has the super tight nodes I noticed on my last grow, and she's looking fine. Would she be a potential subject for pony tailing, do you think, if you wanted to give that a go?
And your DD is a sweet little girl -- can't wait to see her grow up!
Hi RTK,
I was struggling with 34% RH until I hung a towel in there with the corner in a large open tub of water. Now it hovers around 55%. If I switch the extractor off it shoots up to 90%
So cheap and cheerful way is a wet towel in the room. I cheat by filling the tub up with hot water - I don't want a big temp drop caused by cold water in the room.
I can second the wet towel technique if I don't do anything humidity would drop to low twenties. Wet and re apply
I am definitively in for pony tailing one of the autos. Other than topping we haven't discussed details besides lollipoping but we have said we want to give that a try soon.
I can't take credit for the wet towel idea. I read it on 420 Mag during my marathon reading sessions. My only modifications to the idea are
(1) Use hot water to help evaporation and not drop tent temps
(2) Put the corner of the towel into the open water container - I did this so it wicks and stays damp. Not doing this meant I was forever wetting the towel.
Really pleased I could share it with you. It made a huge difference in my tent. To some extent you can tune the RH by changing the size of the towel. I found an old hand towel to be perfect. If you need more humidity still, point the fan at it.
How often do you replace the towel? I assume if you forgot about it, it would mold.
I've been having trouble keeping my humidity up as well. I just ordered a small reptile habitat humidifier off of awell known online retailer. It's a small cool mist unit that you just sit in a little bowl of water. I'm hoping it works well but it was only $11 so no big loss of it doesn't. Wish i'd heard the towel thing about8hours ago. lol