Humidifier for 3x3 tent

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westpoint

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Feb 7, 2022

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Hi all. Im in week 2. I have my temp dialed in, but my humidity is in the 40's. Should be at least 60% right?
Are there any small humidifiers I can get off amazon that wont take up too much room, and can spit out a bunch of moisture? I know there are a bunch out there, I am trying to avoid buying junk.
Side note, i have room to run it outsude my tent also and can put in front if passive intake so size may not matter much.
Thanks.

 

Autodoctor

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Feb 7, 2022

• #2

I have used the small ones from Walmart with little some sucess

 

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9#Purple

Active Member

Feb 7, 2022

• #3

Stop worrying so much. It's a weed. Ya gonna love em to death you are.

 

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westpoint

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Feb 7, 2022

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Lol

 

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Bookush34

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Feb 7, 2022

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I think the best set up in the unit outside of the tent but ducted into the tent. They got one that mounts on a 5gal jug

 

Shaded420

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Feb 8, 2022

• #6

I would recommend an ultrasonic and cool mist, other than that nothing specific comes to mind.

 

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mtnman2016

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Feb 8, 2022

• #7

I've run around 40-50% for years and have never had a problem. More important is temp and humidity when drying IMO.

 

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NewGrower2011

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Feb 8, 2022

• #8

From some homework I had done for the same type of needs I was looking for search keywords like 'reptile fogger' and those options as they're oriented towards ducting/routing the humidity somewhere while having the reservoir outside of the area.

 

calvin.m16

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Feb 10, 2022

• #9

If you put enough plants in the tent you shouldn't need a humidifier if anything you'll be chasing your tail looking for a dehumidifier.

 

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GarageGardener69

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Feb 10, 2022

• #10

Watch for powder build up if using tap water in an ultra sonic type Had it sorta clog up my carbon pre filter

 

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1212ham

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Feb 10, 2022

• #11

GarageGardener69 said:

Watch for powder build up if using tap water in an ultra sonic type Had it sorta clog up my carbon pre filter

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I use RO water for ultrasonics like my Inkbird fogger/humidifier. It's not digital so it will auto restart after power interuption and can be operated with an external controller, my Inkbird IHC-200.