HELP: Heat and humidity problems...

[k-biz]

I am utilizing a walk in closet in the second story of my apartment. Let's just say it is in the coastal area of North Carolina. The closet is properly ventilated. Currently I am running one 400w HPS lamp in there. I cannot seem to get my humidity above an average of 36% and the closet heats to temperatures in excess of 86 degrees Fahrenheit during the on period of the light cycle.

Can anyone provide me with a cost effect idea to reduce the temperature and increase the humidity in my grow closet? I do not want to have to move my operation out of its nicely hidden area, but I suppose I may have to.

k-biz Reviewed by k-biz on 10-23-2007. HELP: Heat and humidity problems... I am utilizing a walk in closet in the second story of my apartment. Let's just say it is in the coastal area of North Carolina. The closet is properly ventilated. Currently I am running one 400w HPS lamp in there. I cannot seem to get my humidity above an average of 36% and the closet heats to temperatures in excess of 86 degrees Fahrenheit during the on period of the light cycle. Can anyone provide me with a cost effect idea to reduce the temperature and increase the humidity in my grow Rating: 5

[sublbc]

question. How do you define properly ventilated?

[gainesvillegreen]

You are going to have to create a ventilation system for your room. It is more difficult to do because you are in an apartment (and can't modify the building) but with a little planning, it can be done.

[jchap]

i also use a 400w hps setup in my walk in wardrobe

the only difference is i live in britain, so i just leave a window open(winter)

i spose their are benefits to living in a crap country after all

hope you manage to resolve your problem