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Try to keep the humidity in your room as low as possible. Talking 40-50 percent.
Limit amount of water you bring into the room. Molds and fungi are going to bloom @ a higher temperature and higher humidity. Keeping the humidity down is going to do a much better job controlling pathogenic fungi.
With less humidity around the leaf the leaf is able to transpire more humidity out of the leafs surface which in turn draw more nutrient laden moisture up it's stalk enabling your plant(s) to eat more. Lower humidity means better results, better feeding, happier over all.
You didnt mention that different stages of growth like different levels of humidity, Such as rooting clones like high humidity up to 100%, and when the plant is in flowering drier air should cause more resin production and prevent most cases of bud mold...
From my understanding, high humidity during vegetative growth is actually very beneficial to foliage. It's only during bud formation that high levels become a problem.
-------------------- andyistic said: Ok so let me bring you idiots up to speed.
The admins are tired of this shitfest being made the joke of the weed community on the Internet.
And only with strains that are notorious for dense colas.
Hell, I grew two rounds in 20-30% humidity this winter and they turned out just fine, but I do indeed have a feeling that if the % was higher, somewhere from 50-70% during vegetative growth that they would benefit even more. You obviously want to keep it down during the last 1/3-1/4 of flowering, when you near flushing.
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