Indoor Temperature and venting humidity dilemma

[Puddentane]

That Lux 100 is a good and inexpensive piece of gear I have used two in my greenhouse for a couple of years without incident. I am on my second season indoors and it has been a real help in keeping my tent space comfortable. I run a fan and filter off one and the space heater off the other to keep the room in spec. Pretty cheap solution in my book.

 

[GodAmJT]

Keep in mind that if you use a dehumidifier in an enclosed area, it generates heat as well..

 

[ken042480]

My lights on temp is 75 degrees my RH is 35%, lights off 58 degrees and 35% RH. I have never had a problem with anything bc of the temp change. It helps produce more resin glands as well as makes colors come out in the bud sites. I dont like running heaters so i try to keep my room hot from my lights at night and close all windows and seal room during dark

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[qwezdan1]

Lower your RH. I can't see any single valid argument for choosing higher temps over risk of mold. You don't want mold.

 

[ken042480]

I agree humidity is very important but you also want dense nugs so you need hps

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