seedlings/veg humidity

benmont21 · Feb 17, 2009

pain in the ass knowing i've read all this before and not being able to find it again...

i believe i read humidity for seedling and vegging should be as high as you can get it or 40-50 at least

im having serious issues getting mine to stay above 20. will my seeds root in this? or do i need to invest in a humidifier asap?

any DIY tips to raise humidity in a pinch?

lampshade · Feb 17, 2009

benmont21 said:
pain in the ass knowing i've read all this before and not being able to find it again...

i believe i read humidity for seedling and vegging should be as high as you can get it or 40-50 at least

im having serious issues getting mine to stay above 20. will my seeds root in this? or do i need to invest in a humidifier asap?

any DIY tips to raise humidity in a pinch?

They will be fine. But they will grow better in higher humidity. I would put a bucket of water in there, this will evaporate and help.

benmont21 · Feb 17, 2009

lampshade said:
They will be fine. But they will grow better in higher humidity. I would put a bucket of water in there, this will evaporate and help.

yea i've got my fan in there blowing across a dishwashing tub of water, hope this will tide me over...

thanks for the quick reply, put my mind at ease for ohh, day one

lampshade · Feb 17, 2009

benmont21 said:
yea i've got my fan in there blowing across a dishwashing tub of water, hope this will tide me over...

thanks for the quick reply, put my mind at ease for ohh, day one

No problem, hope all goes well. Lamp.

Mooobaby · Jul 10, 2009

Something that is about 2" deep with perlite and fill so that the water is just a tad lower than the surface of the perlite. Blow a fan across that and the water will evap fast. Works well, maybe throw some peroxide in the water to keep it nice and clean

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