Quick question about humidity

[ST0N3Rmike]

Once I planted my seedlings and watered I place a ziploc sandwhich bad lightly over the top to make a humidity dome. Once the plants have sprouted how long can/should I keep the humidity dome on? Also, what should a target humidity be for a grow room?

ST0N3Rmike Reviewed by ST0N3Rmike on 03-03-2009. Quick question about humidity Once I planted my seedlings and watered I place a ziploc sandwhich bad lightly over the top to make a humidity dome. Once the plants have sprouted how long can/should I keep the humidity dome on? Also, what should a target humidity be for a grow room? Rating: 5

[Kmakok]

I dont see why you should keep the dome for long. Ive actually always germinated without it so...dunno how usefull it is.
You want something between 50% and 70% humidity. The more humidity the more probs u get to have mold (wont make u happy)
Also check if ur air circulation is good. Mold wont develop as well if air flow is good enough.
:thumbsup:

[ST0N3Rmike]

Ok great thanks for the response