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Humidifier in g room

In the winter, I put an open jar of water directly in front of my tent heater. The evaporation tends to raise humidity 8-10 points above the level outside the tent.
 
I use this one :

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B09KT9ZK7Q?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

It can be controlled from your phone and it has an auto on/off feature to keep humidity levels consistent. You can also disable the small led screen for flowering. This one works for me but your setup may need something else.

Humidity levels change from veg to flower and depending on the temp in your tent. I didn’t have to add humidity during veg but during flower I’m at 40-50%.

Hope this helps
 
I use this one :

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B09KT9ZK7Q?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

It can be controlled from your phone and it has an auto on/off feature to keep humidity levels consistent. You can also disable the small led screen for flowering. This one works for me but your setup may need something else.

Humidity levels change from veg to flower and depending on the temp in your tent. I didn’t have to add humidity during veg but during flower I’m at 40-50%.

Hope this helps

I've heard evaporative is better than ultrasonic
 
I use an AC Infinity humidifier because they can be set up to operate outside of the grow tent. It’s an ultrasonic humidifier, so you need to use distilled or RO water in the humidifier. Otherwise, you will notice a fine white powder (minerals from the tap water) on everything in your tent including your inline filter. I use the small 4.5 liter model for my 2x4.

The AC Infinity are out of stock, but there are similar reptile foggers that can be placed outside of the tent.
 

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The winters in Cape Cod are wicked cold and dry so humidity control is essential.

I prefer warm steam and the Optimus brand is the best I've found. I have the 3 gallon unit and it will run for 12+ hours on a filling. It also has an accurate humidistat controller and if the power goes off it "remembers" the settings. You can use ordinary tap water without problems because it has a unique wicking system that reduces maintenance.

My plants seem to love the warm steam and there isn't any mineral dust in the grow room.
 
I use ultrasonic misters and rainwater. I run the water though a coffee filter then add 5 mL per gallon of H2O2 to kill any bacteria. Use to use bleach but it leaves a film if there is not constant ventilation..
 
I used a wet towel hung in the grow room with the fan oscillating across it......it raised the RH 5 to 10% but needs a wet down about every 3 to 4 hours....which you could use a mister or a dripper set up with automation.
 
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