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Originally Posted by The Orchid Boy
Thanks for the explanation. Do humidity trays really work? I have a flat that seedlings go in and a heat mat. I might try filling the flat with water and put the heat mat under it and see how that works.
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I used to use them when I was in a more humid region because they made me feel better. But I don't think that they are effective. Is Nebraska pretty dry? If your room is small, an ultrasonic humidifier may work well to bring the RH up to 50-60%R (fairly low cost to operate). I prefer to use a simple humidifier without build-in humidistat (which seems to be inaccurate sometimes), and maintain the humidity with
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If your room is big, then you need some kinds of enclosure. This is what I use:
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But if your area isn't extremely dry (e.g. < 40%RH), the grow tent isn't probably worth it.