Temp control issues in new tent

[Jackf21792]

Sorry it took so long to get back to you chef, weekends are always crazy at work. I have a thermo-hygrometer sp i can monitor temp and humidity at canopy level. You hit it on the nail, i have noticed that my humidity is pretty low with the high temps. About 30rh wheb temp is around 82F. Since the girls are in their humidity dome, it hasnt been a problem yet. But i will be transplanting them within the next werk or so, ill def have to myguiver something to help raise it

 

[Chefbjy]

You can always hang a wet towel or 2 to get it up once they get some leaves and bigger humidity will level out more the more vegetation it has the more it transpires and makes there own humidity. Spray the walls of your tent with reg water assuming you have a leak proof floor. A nice big tub or bowl of water near intake. Till they get big enough. Also adding other plants with lots of vegetation on them will help bring it up. I didn't want to spend money on a humidifier I would only use for a couple weeks.

 

[Jackf21792]

Hey chef, ill def give that a try. Ill probably get a tub and set it behind the oscillating fan. Quick question, do you hang your hygrometer as they get bigger?

 

[Jackf21792]

The largest is about 3 days since breaking through. The others are about twp days

 

[Chefbjy]

It's always nice to have more than one you can set one on the floor one at canopy level and one higher to get an average. With them being in domes the humidity will be higher so no worries there. Check out the article on temp and humidity for veg. I believe you will want more than 30 rh. They will drink more when humidity is low so if using nutes don't go full strength.

 

[Jackf21792]

Ok cool, ill look into grabbing a couple more hygrometers. And with nutes i start at around 2 weeks and start at 1/4 strength