Faulty hygro meter?

**Dr Green** · 08-06-19, 01:14 PM

Originally Posted by matrixdts

Thanks for the reply I’ll give that a go. Ironically I’ve just checked and it’s down to 60 this morning. Extraction doesn’t have speed settings. Maybe it’s the weather we’re having in the Uk. I did take a few shaders off yesterday maybe that’s helped.

Lights nearly maxed out I begged a bit long lol

I'd fill a couple of pots seeing as it's a big groom

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**Trex** · 11-06-19, 02:51 AM

As long ling as you have good air movement youll be fine . Ive had high rh plenty and as ling theres a hurricane blowin youll be golden . Its when its humide and the air is stagnant is when the problems occur .

My groom last summer hit 42° and 100% rh in that massive heatwave we had and had two big 24" fans and a 16" ocsilllator and they were good .

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**GEORGE** · 11-06-19, 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by Trex

As long ling as you have good air movement youll be fine . Ive had high rh plenty and as ling theres a hurricane blowin youll be golden . Its when its humide and the air is stagnant is when the problems occur .

My groom last summer hit 42° and 100% rh in that massive heatwave we had and had two big 24" fans and a 16" ocsilllator and they were good .

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What Trex say's. ^^^ I myself have to deal with High RH sometimes as well, never had A problem.