Dfirstever
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how can i grt humidity up in tent its at 35 percent and temp is 75 degree
Temperature & humidity
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Dfirstever
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I've tried adjusting exuast fan and opening another vent at bottom i got tempature to 75 now so thats good but i cany get humidity above 35 percent i have 5 containers of water around tent bit cant raise it. Please help me lol
Bob Loblaw
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Trays of water, wet towels, a humidifier, mist more often are just a few off the top of my head.
I am not an expert I am an amateur but I see you are getting no replies. 35% humidity is about right perhaps 5% higher so my question is why?
As the plants get bigger they will transpire and start creating more humidity in the room (I have that problem - too much).
In flower you do not want the humidity any higher than 40%, if you're higher than that you will want to be sure to have a lot of airflow through and around the plants.
If you're starting seedlings mist often or put a dome over the plant. Seedlings and cuttings take time to set up their roots.
I am not an expert I am an amateur but I see you are getting no replies. 35% humidity is about right perhaps 5% higher so my question is why?
As the plants get bigger they will transpire and start creating more humidity in the room (I have that problem - too much).
In flower you do not want the humidity any higher than 40%, if you're higher than that you will want to be sure to have a lot of airflow through and around the plants.
If you're starting seedlings mist often or put a dome over the plant. Seedlings and cuttings take time to set up their roots.
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Dfirstever
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Ty for reply i am gonna get anwew spray bottle tomorro as mine is no where to be found i put yrays out today no change i read 45 to 55 for seedlings and clones so 35 is a bit low ty for ideas i apretiate it
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Dfirstever
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I use a 6 gallon humidifier. RH 70% lights off & 55% lights on. Also lowers my temps 5 degrees or so. It's an AirCare Space Saver Humidifier. They're over $100 in the stores. Look on Offer Up. I got mine New In Box for $40 that way & I see lots of them listed.
Bob Loblaw
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For more info...more info is required. All you've told us is you have a tent and apparently at least 1 plant. we did not know the size of the plant for that matter.
A dome is probably the best way to get humidity up for small plants, after that chances are you'll need to get them down. I don't use a dome a spray once in a while seems to be enough for me.
A dome is probably the best way to get humidity up for small plants, after that chances are you'll need to get them down. I don't use a dome a spray once in a while seems to be enough for me.
To improve your own indoor air quality you need to evaluate your HVAC system. Ideally your home should be around %50 rh. Controlling the air in your home will help you control the air in your tent better.
