Humidity question / problem

[mnzaus]

Right now im veggint two plants in a smallish room

 

My humidity I noticed in the last couple days dropped down too 15% so I

 

put a bucket of water in there with a little fish tank heater in it .

 

it went up too around 30%

 

 

is there any other things i can do to get it back up there ?

 

what % should it be at for vegitive and flowering groth

 

thanks

[mnzaus]

nobody knows ?

 

recapping

 

I have a room 2 m long and 1.2 wide

 

250 MH the room is built out of panda film and wood ,

 

 

i put tub of water in there with a fish tank heater and bubbler

as well as a wet towel on the ground in the room and still can only get humidity levels of 36-38

 

this is crazy i have no idea what the problem is and my plants are definetly not enjoying this

[everest]

hey , pretty stoned egh but , don't worry about no humidity , or too much ... just grow .the plant likes dry , lots a light and ventilation .. you got these right humidity means f all . humidity in bud ... you want nxt to low .. = no mold . put a pic up of plant ..

 

ev

[MongyMan]

I agree, humidity isn't as important as alot make out. Humidity is seldom over 10% here and it doesn't seem to worry the plants. If anything it boosts resin production imo.

 

Peace MongyMan

[Gazza2001au]

my humidity is always below 30% in veg and flower i havent yet seen any signs of my plants disliking the dry air if u wanna get real anal about it u can put your exhaust fan on a fan speed controller this will raise your humidity as u slow the fan down Edited May 3, 2009 by Gazza2001au

[need4weed3]

humidity is critical when cloning

so plant can receive moisture thru leafs

but not so when growing.....

[mnzaus]

#1 they are in veg not bud

hence the metal halide

 

30% ?

my leaves were going crispy

 

i turned off the metal halide for now put fluros in three and turned off the outake / intake got it back too 52% should fall too like 45 by end of the day , looking much healthier now

 

till i can find something to keep the room humdid while the MH is in there

[yields]

I like to keep humidity around 50-60% in veg, this is achieved via a humidifer. I find plants grown in this humidity range grow alot faster and healthier than plants grown below 35%.