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I don't know if I'm aged enough to post, but your problem is obvious. If you're doing veg. at 20% humidity, that's absolutely going to create problems. Up it w/a humidifier to 60-70%.
I live in the far north. It gets below -40 F here for 4 months a year. My humidity in my house in the dead of winter can get as low as 8 percent, want to see a spark show off the cat?? In my room I can never get it above 33% in flower, and in veg I struggle to get it to 30%. Other than the slow growth in veg, the flower room always seems to explode, and produce more resin at 30% humidity...been working on the room,got temps under control.moneys been tight thou.growth is slow in veg but plants look ok.really need to pick up a humidifier i guess but need a good one with a gauge i can set and hooks up to water supply directly,found one runs almost 200 dollars.
have put a few plants into flower roots looked pretty good nice and white but the vigorous growth is just not there.in flower the plants just go no where.no stretch,stop using water.i am going to try to get a humidifier.temps in flower room running 77-80f ..really getting depressing had a really nice garden in florida never a problem now i cant grow nothing.the only thing different is the humidity now.but i figured the low humidity would be awesome for flowering but things are not working out the way i thought
Learn about VPD, it will help you understand.
Thanks for the help ...will check the temps carefully.just didn't know if humidity in the 20's was causing it.was just wondering if I should be increasing humidity...I am growing indoors.and just having a rough time
I can name your technique!A bucket (I use a 18 g rubbermade tub) some rags and a fan. poor mans humidifier.
Fill bucket 1/2 way or so, I use RO because I have it and I get less mineral build up,
I set a few bamboo stakes across the bucket and hang my rags/towels into the water.
Fan blows across the towels.
It does help and you probably have everything you need, but it is not as good as a real humidifier.
The water stays wetI can name your technique!
I bet we can haiku that, too.
Humidity dress
The fan blowing across towels
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