Getting a dehumidifier

[ddxsinxcosxdx]

Ok, I got a hygrometer about a week ago now and im thinking my humidity being at 45%-50% is a little higher than where I want it. So, Ive started looking at dehumidifers and dont know what/how big/how powerful to go.


I have about $75 to spend on the project. My setup is in a bathroom about 5x10x8 (LxWxH) soil set up, giving about 6 Liters of water per day total to my 4 plants. (.75L/plant)

Any one have a recommendation for how many pints I should look for the unit to pull out of the air or another base line I should use? How about a peticular model you have been successful with?

ddxsinxcosxdx Reviewed by ddxsinxcosxdx on 08-02-2008. Getting a dehumidifier Ok, I got a hygrometer about a week ago now and im thinking my humidity being at 45%-50% is a little higher than where I want it. So, Ive started looking at dehumidifers and dont know what/how big/how powerful to go. I have about $75 to spend on the project. My setup is in a bathroom about 5x10x8 (LxWxH) soil set up, giving about 6 Liters of water per day total to my 4 plants. (.75L/plant) Any one have a recommendation for how many pints I should look for the unit to pull out of the Rating: 5

[killerweed420]

The humidity isn't as much an issue as having good air circulation. You can grow in 50%, just make sure you have really good fans.