Flushing at a higher PH in COCO

[Tunkers]

I got a 40 cm one blowing into the wall behind them to move the air round the room.

If you do the old lick your finger trick you can only just feel a slight trickle of air.

I've been told to NOT have it blowing directly on them?

Yeah that's all I was suggesting. With the higher humidity I know I'd want airflow to avoid any mould spores.

 

Any way to heat the room slightly to reduce humidity any further?

[papasmurf999]

Correct mate, will dry them out too quick

I got a 40 cm one blowing into the wall behind them to move the air round the room.

If you do the old lick your finger trick you can only just feel a slight trickle of air.

I've been told to NOT have it blowing directly on them?

[OldManDallas]

I've been told to NOT have it blowing directly on them?

Yes do not have them blowing directly at the plant as it can cause wind burn and curling of the leaves.