Humidity Advise

[WashougalWonder]

that's about where I'm standing on the topic but only because I'm too poor to buy a humidity reader... I'm still fasting for a ph reader

Dude, I can afford both. I have never needed one of those fancy pantsy things as they break, become inoperative, and so on. I just use the drop test kit I buy at the Horti store, and 'feel' if it is too hot, cold, dry, or moist in their controlled environment.

[captainendoe]

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I notice myself doing the same thing! Hell I usta just go in the store, get want I came for, and get the hell out. .. but now I'm looking at everything that might be useful to my grow room. I always check out the lighting section now![/QUOTE]

haha yea same here my wife says I'm worse then a woman now

[emilya]

haha yea same here my wife says I'm worse then a woman now

You will know when you are going to the hardware store and acting like a woman. You will be checking out all the beefy construction type guys in every isle! ---Emmie

[GaGrown]

I know this has been mentioned before, but I did a search and I cant seem to find it.

I need to know at what levels of humidity you use for a plant when its either in veg or flowering state.

The reason I ask is because (since it is winter here) the humidity has been really low.
Right now my two auto AK47's are flowering and I don't recall if the humidity needs
to be increased during flowering or not.

If I do need to raise the RH, by what means do you suggest that I use to raise it?
Thanx :thumbsup:

It's been cold here,too! The humidity will go up when the lights are off. So it's gonna fluctuate from high to low.That will give you a RH that is tolerable to AK-47. As far as auto flower? I have no clue.

[littlemountain]

RainHaze- I have also been curious about RH levels due to cold, been in single digits here the last week- my Rh runs about 20% with lights on and 27% during off time- plants are thriving after my near death experience with over watering seedlings- so not to jack your thread but I am cool with my RH being so low?