High humidity??!

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Masterchef23

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Ok so in my tent I have one 1000hps and I have about 40 plants my humidity during the day is 54% @ 84 f
Lights off 68%@68 is this any good for the flower room!? And if it's not what can I do to prevent future damage???
 
keysareme

keysareme

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Are you running the outtake fan while the lights are off? You may be, otherwise keep it on and that will lower the RH while lights are off.
 
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Masterchef23

Member
I'm not running anythig. Besides a fan inside the tent, the tent is in a basement and the weather here is humid this time of year
 
keysareme

keysareme

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A small fan for outtake will lower the humidity. Other options are a dehumidifier and a product called damprid, has a strong odor but is supposed to be 'safe' to have near plants
 
homebrew420

homebrew420

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Those numbers are about ideal for use of co2. You may run into issues later with rot if flowers grow too dense, easily remedied with a sulphur burner. Good luck
 
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Masterchef23

Member
Ok at night time it's 68% @68*f indoor basement in tent and when lights are on it's about 40% @ 80*f
Now outside the temps are around the 70s right now and lows at night of 40s
 
M

Masterchef23

Member
It feels very humid at night time and during the day it feels good .. But how good will the carbon filter exhaust help humidity and keep the temps good
 
igothydrotoneverywhere

igothydrotoneverywhere

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constant air flow in and out always reduces humidity, dont forget how relative your stagnant air is, just put a carbon filter for output and intake filter for input in place, and you shouldnt have issues anywhere. stagnant air is your enemy
 
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