D
Ducati
- 17
- 3
What size dehumidifier would you recommend for a gorilla 5 foot square tent bearing in mind i would like to achieve 30-35% humidity for the last 3 weeks of flowering.
Cheers
Cheers
Around 50%, in an air conditioned room@Ducati - What is the ambient humidity where the tent is located?
It’s in an air conditioned room. Thank youIs the tent in an AC controlled space? If not heat may be a problem with a dehumidifier in the tent. If it is in a climate control space ventilation alone may be adequate.
The little ones for small spaces don’t work well, especially if your tent is ventilated. They also have to be emptied frequently and naturally fill up, and stop working at the worst possible time. Finally you should be exchanging air pretty frequently, you need on large enough to overcome this. But of course one large enough puts out more heat and enough to create it’s own problems.
My tent is in an uncontrolled environment in a barn. The only time I can use a dehumidifier is during the winter then I only need it on rainy days. I shut down flowering indoors in the summer, I can’t overcome the heat.
Having said that, I use a 50 pint dehumidifier with an active pump for drainage. It allows me to run a line to the outside to drain the thing, or collect the water if desired. That’s in a 8x8 tent. Smallest unit I see with a passive drain is 30 pint. I’ve switched from a passive negative pressure ventilation system to a positive pressure active system that moves a lot more air. Excepting winter I have difficulty keeping humidity below 40%, but with good air exchange that seems to work.
Yes have ac infinity ventilation including carbon filter, lumatek 600w led light. No co2, only 3 grows so far so learning how to produce best quality. Thank you & for sharing your knowledge, much appreciatedIn that case, get the dehumidifier for the room it’s in. Do you have a ventilation system? If not get one. Get a carbon filter if odors are a problem. Depending on tent size you can put filter and exhaust fan outside the tent. You need to exchange your cool dry room air with your tents warmer moisture air. This assumes no CO2 system.