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[Akumasensei85]

OK I know this is probably a dumb A$$ question anyways. OK the first grow I had I know my humidity was low on the flowering stage, but if I put a nice size bowel of water in there with my plant and it stays a constant 75 but hot will that rise my humidity when the water evaporates? Once again I know this is a dumb question but I'm just wondering, My room has alot of electronics, 55 in. LED is just one of many electronics that I have.

Akumasensei85 Reviewed by Akumasensei85 on 10-28-2010. Question! OK I know this is probably a dumb A$$ question anyways. OK the first grow I had I know my humidity was low on the flowering stage, but if I put a nice size bowel of water in there with my plant and it stays a constant 75 but hot will that rise my humidity when the water evaporates? Once again I know this is a dumb question but I'm just wondering, My room has alot of electronics, 55 in. LED is just one of many electronics that I have. Rating: 5

[Rusty Trichome]

What is the humidity without the bowl of water?

Excessive humidity in flower promotes mold, which will render the buds unsmokable. (potentially dangerous) The moisture get's trapped between the compacted leaves in the bud, doesn't evaporate, and causes the problems.

I grow in the desert and flower in an outdoor shed, where the outside humidity levels run about 15% during the summer and winter. The humidity in my growroom stays about 40% with normal watering, but this does not mean that you should overwater the ladies just to raise humidity. I personally worry more about high humidity much more than low humidity. If you keep the flowering plants properly hydrated, (properly watered) humidity shouldn't be an issue.

[Akumasensei85]

If its one person I can count on its you. Well thanks. Well I won't worry bout it much than.