This video from Pevgrow explains essential tips for controlling humidity during the vegetative and flowering periods of indoor plant cultivation.
Hey friends, welcome to Pevgrow. Today, we’re going to do a video to explain how to control humidity in our indoor cultivation. Alright, we’re going to talk about two periods: the vegetative period and the flowering period.
Let’s start with the vegetative period. During this time, we’re going to try to reduce the humidity by 5% each week. This means we will aim to reach a humidity level between 40% and 70%. With the lights on, we will try to maintain the temperature between 22°C and 28°C, although the ideal temperature is between 25°C and 27°C. At night, we should avoid having a temperature difference greater than 15°C. A 20°C difference is possible, but it’s better to keep it under 15°C.
Now, during the flowering period, we’ll focus on reducing humidity to between 40% and 50%. I recommend not exceeding 55%. Importantly, we should never go beyond 60%, as that would be very detrimental to our plants. With the lights on, we want the temperature to be a bit more precise, aiming for between 25°C and 27°C, although going from 22°C to 28°C could still work. Similarly, at night, we want to maintain a temperature difference of no more than 15°C.
So, how do we reduce humidity? It’s very simple! Here are a few methods:
- Increase the fan speed.
- Add an extra fan.
- Invest in a dehumidifier.
With these solutions, we could say that the problem would be solved.
