Resurrecting an old thread because I am, too, battling humidity at night at the moment. I am hoping for, and open to, other suggestions on humidity management here…
Running up to 64% lights on, and 83% lights off. Here is the tent:
There are 3x small fans blowing on the canopy right now, and they are doing a pretty good job at moving shit around.
I have it, and another tent, exhausting together outside, like so:
Unfortunately, the humidity in my basement is around 60%, so the replacement air is not great.
I have tried putting the dehuey in the tent, but it heats up really fast. Much faster than can be evacuated. I am running air cooled hoods too. 1kW HPS.
So now, i am trying this:
The output of the dehumidifier is being partially blown into the tent. through a loosely attached 4" duct. It is working pretty well – air cooling is keeping up with the temp, and the humidity during my test went down to 52%.
Not that concerned with lights-on @64% because VPD is still a-OK, but lights off gotta do something NOW. Just entered week 6 and loaded PK, so things are gonna get dense and moldy right quick if I snooze…
Anybody else had good luck regulating tent humidity in rainforest climates? BC, PNW, UK etc? Even with the fan full tilt lights out, and ambient at 60%, in the tent it is 83…