Wondering what an acceptable humidity range is, on average, when growing trees indoors.
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BonsaiMatthew
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Different factors come into the equation. Where you live, whether you are heating your home in Winter, air conditioning in Summer, what kind of plants your are growing indoors.
Generally - a minimum of 50% is OK. I live in a cold place and have to heat the house in Winter. Without a humidifier it would naturally drop to 35% or so depending on the weather/temp outside. My humidifier bring it back up to 50% plus I keep humidity trays filled with water on racks beneath the shelves holding the plants. AND I spray/mist several times a day.
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Generally - a minimum of 50% is OK. I live in a cold place and have to heat the house in Winter. Without a humidifier it would naturally drop to 35% or so depending on the weather/temp outside. My humidifier bring it back up to 50% plus I keep humidity trays filled with water on racks beneath the shelves holding the plants. AND I spray/mist several times a day.
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