So yall have any tips for affordable inline fans or dehumidifiers. I need to flip my plants soon i have 8 in my 5x5 and when i zip up the tent huminity goes to 100%. Cause damage to my electronics in there from moisture buildup. Any help is apprecaited. I dont wanna damage this led i spent $750 on smh lol
Not anything that would bring it from 100% down to a reasonable RH....I dont have that problem cuz I grow autos so my room stays open, since I dont have to worry about light leaks, with a deskfan blowing in there
And so yeah actually i would go with the 8 inch if i were you so you could run it less power as well. And make sure your tent can fit the 8 inch ducting.
Obviously a good dehumidifier is the best way but can be expensive I use Damprid jars - cheap refill weekly - works well
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yeah the big one is sick at the moment but slowly coming back to life lol im about to initiate flowering shortley after and install trellus netting. Can i see a pic of ur first grow?! This is my 3rd grow
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Just use a small 6 inch fan blowing the hot humid air out of the top of the tent clipped onto a bar going out the 6 inch vent hole. Then went and bought a 20$ oscillating stand up fan just blowing the air around over the tops of the plants. Seems to be working decent just kicked into flower last week so I turned my humidifier off and my humidity stays around 55% down to 35% depending on how dry the soil is . That 20 fan takes up alot of space so I just flipped it upside and secured it to the roof in the corner.
I had the exact same problem with my tent. You can use the fans to flush the air from the system, but a dehumidifer is the way to go. Don't get a small one they don't work worth a damn. This is the smallest one I found that worked. It has no problem keeping my humidity at 45% all day long. I got the 4-Gallon.