AdamD
Catasetinae Crazed
Since I put a new filter in the humidifier, it has been pumping out about a half gallon to a galon a day into an 8' x 8' room. This translates out to about 90% humidity all the live long day. I haven't had to water plants in awhile and new roots are all the rage down there. The only problem is what looks like bacterial mold settling onto the leaves of a few plants, my Lady Isabel and den. spectabile being the main casualties. I'm treating the LI with physan spray twice a day!:
So what should I do? The humidifier is the main source of air circulation as well, I cleaned my grow room with a mild bleach solution yesterday, this didn't get rid of the problem. I put an extra fan blowing directly on the affected plants, still had mold today. The humidifier is set to run constantly, the next lowest setting is 60%, which I feel is low for recent deflasklings... Plus everything else seems to love the bump in humidity. So, should I knock it down to 60% durring the day and full blast at night? Knowing circulation will be cut down as well? Or just keep battling the mold twice a day? I feel it will inevitably spread, eventually down near roots...
P. S. I do use bacteriostat in the humidifier
So what should I do? The humidifier is the main source of air circulation as well, I cleaned my grow room with a mild bleach solution yesterday, this didn't get rid of the problem. I put an extra fan blowing directly on the affected plants, still had mold today. The humidifier is set to run constantly, the next lowest setting is 60%, which I feel is low for recent deflasklings... Plus everything else seems to love the bump in humidity. So, should I knock it down to 60% durring the day and full blast at night? Knowing circulation will be cut down as well? Or just keep battling the mold twice a day? I feel it will inevitably spread, eventually down near roots...
P. S. I do use bacteriostat in the humidifier