Hello Growers, I hope all yall are doing well.
I’m on week 3 of Flower on my Dutch Passion Blue Zushis
And humidity is just too high and I can’t do much more to get it down, any recommendations are appreciated.
During Lights on – Humidity average 58%
During Lights off – Humidity average 61%
I have an intake fan blowing lots of air inside and a carbon air filter inside taking air out. Very proper airflow throughout the tent, 4 total fans blowing from top to bottom. I do have a dehumidifier outside of the tent that I run during lights off, I unfortunately can’t run it during lights on because of noice.(Lights on is at night time for me)
I need 0% smell so opening vents is an issue, also can’t have light leaks.
There are 4 plants inside the tent (I vegged them too long so the tent is a little crammed), I was thinking about doing a sin and killing the smallest plant to open the tent up more and help with better airflow. Is that a bad idea? Would that lower humidity by a decent amount? In my head that’s a good idea because that’s a whole plant that’s not transpiring and getting watered every day.
Any recommendations and information is greatly appreciated!
Week 3 Flower
(DutchPassion) Blue Zushi
PH:6.0
Temperature Average: 78F
Lung Room Humidity: 50%
Setup:
Complete Avandced Nutrients Set
5G Fabric pots – 70/30 Coco/Perlite
3.3ftx3.3ftx6.6ft GrowTent
Spiderfarmer SE-3000
6inch Inline Fan and CarbonFilter
by Impressive-Mind1227
2 Comments
Strip those babies Down
You need a better dehumidifier. You can tape some of the vent tube to the top of your dehumidifier and have it hang down where your intake fan brings in fresh air this will force all the humid air in the tent. Look for one that ca do at least 50-100 pints a day. Your humidity will get higher and higher as the bugs get bigger as well so if it’s bad now wait a few weeks you’ll be in the 70%. O and you won’t have 0% smell with a cabin filter. It’s gonna smell bad especially if this is all vented in the same room and not vented outside.