Hi all,
I'm having issues with increasing humidity and decreasing temperature in my grow room. I have a small 2m x 1.5m x 2m grow room with brick walls and bare concrete floor and concrete slab ceiling. I'm happy with how I've sealed everything off and installed the ventilation fans and I have done the calculations to make sure that I'm exchanging the recommended amount of air.
I am struggling with increasing the humidity in my room. It maxes out at 30% and min is 14% throughout the day/night. I have a humidifier in there on full blast but quite frankly it hasn't even made a dent. It's quite a powerful one and actually ends up drenching itself in condensation and leaves a small pool of water underneath it. I know it's not good practice, but like I said, it hasn't made a DENT in the humidity levels.
The one thing I can't wrap my head around though, is: how am I suppose to keep humidity levels up if I am exchanging the volume of the room in air once every minute (from my research, replacing all the air in your room every minute is the recommended practice).
I can't help but feeling I'm missing something here and it's getting increasingly frustrating watching my newly hatched babies suffering from both humidity and heat stress.
If anyone has ANY ideas, regardless of how irrelevant or silly you may think they are, it's welcome.
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