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Originally Posted by Becca
Is it possible to have spider mites with high humidity, like 70% to 90%?
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Yes, it's entirely possible. Spider mites sometimes do appear in commercial greenhouses, which are hot and humid. However their development is much slower, and the population does not increase nearly as rapidly as in drier conditions. They also don't reproduce as well in high humidity.
So yes, you can have spider mites in high humidity, but it's less likely and also less of a problem than in low humidity. (In spider mite terms, low humidity is anything below 50-60%)