Outdoor and humidity

I am new to growing and it is now legal in Va, so I have a few plants growing outside in a homemade greenhouse. I have no way of controlling the humidity. I am in my second or third week of flower. How do I prevent bud rot and powdery mildew. Is the high humidity going to screw up my yield and density of bud. I would hate to grow for 6 months for crappy buds.

Are they in ground

DrOgkush said:

Are they in ground

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No I have them in fabric pots

This is my first time trying regalia. Pretty wet year so we'll see how it goes.

DarkWeb said:

This is my first time trying regalia. Pretty wet year so we'll see how it goes.

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What is that? I tried zooming in to read what it is for but could not read any of it. I guess I could google it.

Vtnative said:

No I have them in fabric pots

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place them outside the greenhouseon the days your worried about humidity? I know over there on the east you guys are getting pounded by rain (while us over here haven had a drop in 390 days).Do you have a hydrometer?How do you know what your rh is if not?

Vtnative said:

What is that? I tried zooming in to read what it is for but could not read any of it. I guess I could google it.

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Fans keep the air moving all the time. Night time will be the worst.

Idk. Since there are not in the ground. My main suggestion is allow them to be outside your green house?

DarkWeb said:

Regalia® | Control Powdery Mildew | Pro Farm Group - Formerly Marrone Bio Innovations

Regalia® Bioungicide delivers improved crop yield and harvest quality by stimulating a plant’s ability to fight diseases. Effectively control Powdery mildew.

marronebio.com

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Thanks, I am using fox farm nutrients so I don’t think I can use it. I think it said use with organic fertilizer.

DarkWeb said:

This is my first time trying regalia. Pretty wet year so we'll see how it goes.

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I tried this for the first time outdoors this year
For the last couple years I’ve been getting leaf septoria right when they start flowering.
i foliar sprayed once then a week later gave the soil a good drenching
Knocked the piss outta the septoria
Think I’ll give them another root drench soon just to be safe
The only thing I’ve found that knocks it out

DrOgkush said:

place them outside the greenhouseon the days your worried about humidity? I know over there on the east you guys are getting pounded by rain (while us over here haven had a drop in 390 days).Do you have a hydrometer?How do you know what your rh is if not?

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I have an ac infinity shutter exhaust fan set up that tells me temp and humidity.

Vtnative said:

Thanks, I am using fox farm nutrients so I don’t think I can use it. I think it said use with organic fertilizer.

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Folar spray.

It is organic and can be used with both organic and synthetic nutes

Cant you roll the sides up some or add some heat at night

I don’t know if a foliage spray is going to work at 80-90% humidity

DrOgkush said:

I don’t know if a foliage spray is going to work at 80-90% humidity

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Hope so......I had some people recommend it. 93% rh this am.......and it's been like that and not letting up. So far 0 issues except the wind this year.

Your running your plants at 93% humidity!!! Wow. Can’t say iv ever done that before.
Might as well be underwater

DrOgkush said:

Your running your plants at 93% humidity!!! Wow. Can’t say iv ever done that before.
Might as well be underwater

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No other option outside.

Take them out the green house during the day?

Stick to indoors? That sucks. I lived in Florida for a bit. So I understand humidity. I also never tried growing outside. Seemed impossible to me at that time.