Hey look at my grows need help

[anthony altieri]

Hey this is my third time growing indoors I have 900 meizhi a rolido 400 now I'm in flower but I can't get my humidity down enough what should I do and is there anything wrong withy plants right now I'm grown Shazam and bubba kush. Fill me in with any information you got thanks

 

[stinkyattic]

Hard to see under those lights but I also don't see anything scary so that's good
What are you using for an exhaust fan? If you have humidity problems it's a sign it's not moving enough air. As long as the outside humidity is good, just drawing lots of fresh air across your plants will make a huge difference, and they need it anyway regardless as to humidity.
If the outdoor air is humid, you still need the fresh air but may have to run a dehumidifier in the room your intake air is drawn from.
Nice work!

 

[anthony altieri]

Sorry I live in Massachusetts so it's way too cold to take the air from outside so no exhaust fan . I just started my fan up so it dropped from 80% to now 50 thanks

 

[stinkyattic]

So do I; )
You take intake air from the room the tent is in.
Unless you are growing in an unheated space, which is harder because then you have to figure out how to keep your temps up and still get ventilation. I have to run as a sealed room because of my cold attic. I feel your pain if this is the case!

 

[anthony altieri]

Yaa I have yet to get a fan like that my friend has one I'm going to be getting soon

 

[anthony altieri]

Where you live at

 

[anthony altieri]

You should come check me out my grows

 

[The Hemp Goddess]

Ventilation is also for more than to remove moisture and keep your temps right. Plants need a continual supply of fresh air (CO2) for proper photosynthesis. Every grow room needs ventilation, regardless of anything else.

 

[Chriswhit123]

I don't ventilate my room but I have a home made propane co2 generator and a dehumidifier along with a ac split. my lights heat my room. its often 15-20 degrees f outside. If i ventilated my room would be to cold within less than a minute and not enough air would be exchanged. If you can't ventilate the 3 above items become manditory

 

[The Hemp Goddess]

Ventilation air does not have to come from outside.

 

[fellowsped]

I live in vt and my exhaust fan (450 cfm) is running 24/7. I pull air in from the room my tent is in. If my temps in my tent get high I put my intake (6 in. dryer vent stuff) right under the window sill of another window in the room and it pulls in colder air coming in from my cracked open window (usually about 3 in. open). Works well and I don't notice extra heat use or anything so I would suggest trying it before you conclude it won't work. It won't work to set your intake up taking cold air directly from outside but from the air in the house, yes. Good luck