HA!

LOL, I've been watching this thread because I too have some humidity issues. I have a whole house humidifier. I live in Colorado and it gets pretty cold at night. When it gets cold out all the humidity in my house just condensates on the windows and we're back down to 29%. My babies are currently in a window under CFL and Flourescent(doing well). However I have yet to convert my little room to grow in. Thus the plants are just in my regular living enviroment(just over 1000sf).

I really havn't seen any issues with the plants. Just read 40-50% was where it should be. So over the last couple days I evaporated around 12 gallons into the house to get it over 40% I hoped. Every morning I find it dropped back down to 30% or lower.

I guess I'll just accept it! :thumbsup:

Thanks for the thread, perfect timing for me.
Vancefish Reviewed by Vancefish on . Increase humidity Just purchased a new digital temp/humidity gauge and noticed my humidity is low (41 or so), read it needs to be about 50 for flowering. Whats the easiest way to increase humidity? I have a bucket of water in my grow tent right now and thought that would be enough for humidity. Ideas appreciated :) Rating: 5