Plant Pot Covers - Reducing Humidity?

[MrAutoGrower]

I’ve been reading lately and found someone who suggested to someone else in the past about covering the top of the pots can lower humidity, especially in hydro.

The question is: how do I cover fabric pots? Is there anything out there I can buy that and premade? Or does anyone have any DIY ideas that I can build instead?

 

[>Potato]

I don't do hydro but use plastic from rice sacks to keep top of the soil from drying out but isn't the whole idea of fabric pots to dry out fast

 

[MrAutoGrower]

I’m wondering if Mylar foil will do the trick. It’s inefficient because I feed daily and would have to remove the foil every day

 

[Bob's Auto's]

covering the fabric pots with something to lower humidity is moot. The sides of the pots also evaporate water...

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

The only thing that can appreciably lower humidity is better airflow and or a dehumidifier. If it is humid out doors the only option is a dehumidifier. It is a never ending battle.

 

[Drownomatic]

You could use smooth river stones that have been boiled.

 

[MrAutoGrower]

FOr sure that proper ventilation is the best way of dealing with it. I was just looking for a quick fix to bring it down a little until I choose the new extraction fan.

My humidity is better now since removing a shelf from closet. I figured it would get in the way of efficient suction from the fan lol.