Your channel is always covering topics that no one else is talking about but need to. And you always go into such great detail about everything. Absolutely amazing keep it up :-)
You always have the most informative video! Thank you! Also, the audio is night and day compared to your old system! Lastly, I love the new confidence you show through. Great job!
This is the most informative video on the DIY Ultrasonic humidifiers. Thanks!. Every bit of information you gave out was very helpful. From your humidity levels, to airflow, showing pictures of the setup. Great Video
I love this idea. I am a little hesitant on the price at the moment. But honestly I can see how it is definitely worth the price with all the struggles of me trying to keep my humidity at a good level 😂 . Thank you so much for sharing! It is a great idea!
Honestly you could probably do a very similar build for way less. I could be wrong but I think house of hydro is gouging these prices, I’ve seen ultrasonic misters go for way less. I’m going to start filling a tub with cheap ones to test it out just because it would be a fun experiment.
I thought this DIY humidifier is great. I think my indoor grow is not humid enough and it affected my tricombs. As soon as I have some extra cash, I will be making one for my fall grow!! It will solve the issues I am having. Thank you so much for being out there for us!! Jane
I really don’t think it was expensive considering your grow tent space. If it doing the job you want, it’s worth it. 😃 Ughh all those Albo’s, gorgeous. I hope to have just 1 someday. 😍
Was generally enjoying this dyi and then I saw your bank of variegated Monsteras...OMG!!! They are gorgeous. I probably cant afford one but I will check out your site. Thanks for the content.
Great video. There is a product that you hook a hose to and put it on the edge of your swimming pool and it has a float on it so it works like a toilet tank. Fills the pool automatically when the water level drops. That could probably work on that big tub.
This is totally awesome. My grow tent is 4’x4’x6’8”. I have mine stay around 65%-90% without a humidifier. I cycle it the lights and fans on for 12 and it off for 12. Maybe because it’s so much smaller I don’t have a need. But if I ever do. I will definitely go with this.
You could make a beautiful wooden cover for the black and yellow box :) easy to cut out the holes needed for wires and tubing and could double as a spot to sit 🙂✌🏼💚
Great video! I've seen some people put a "smart" hygrometer that connects to your phone. Maybe you can utilize that to control the operation of the humidifier. Then you'll have an option to change the humidity as you wish, shut off the system, all done remotely.
Best DIY Humidifier video on TH-cam!!! ☝️ Super concise + informative but most importantly to me, Actionable! I rarely comment on TH-cam but I had to thank you for being a pearl amongst the swine lol. ✌💕🎶
Was hoping to watch a new video that took a look at the expense running this DIY humidifier vs your other humidifiers. I have 2 humidifiers, both are wicking/evaporative. I have no idea what they run for wattage. I suppose I could take a look. But I think that looking at those numbers will not provide an accurate account for cost. For instance, my tower humidifier runs dang near ALL the time. My larger MoitsAir runs every 5-10 minutes. If this DIY humidifier pumps more humidity in a shorter window at a relative wattage then I could see it being more efficient overall. Loved the video, hope to see a follow up comparison video!
You put out such good content. I’m not nearly at your level but fun and interesting to watch. I’m curious as to it putting out that much humidity to fast, do things actually get wet, walls, flooring etc? Keep up the great work, camera, sound is really good.
Thank you!! ❤️❤️❤️ There actually hasn't been any water build up anywhere. It stops as soon as it reached the desired humidity so excess water does not accumulate. 😊
if the volume of the tank is the main issue, then I would install a mini-float valve to an existing humidifier and hook it up with a water source (27 gal tub). Definitely less than $50. Anyways, I enjoyed your video. Good luck with everything!
Do you just use normal tap water? I've been filtering water and using it for my multiple humidifiers and its getting tedious now. I am wondering if it is even worth it. I kept reading everywhere to use filtered to prevent pathogens from growing and mineral buildup, but it seems I have to do the same amount of cleaning and I get occasional algae and other gunk in the humidifiers from time to time.
For this humidifier I use normal tap water. They actually recommend it because the solids in the water are needed so that the mist maker performs good. Too clean water can actually wear out your mist maker faster. For my smaller humidifiers I don't use filtered water either. Honestly it is just too much of a hastle. 😓
If your ppms/tds is high, then for typical ultrasonic you must use distilled. The minerals will cause white dust which costs your plants leaves and takes light absorbtion away, it clogs your filters (especially our Carbon Filters) and is bad to breathe in. Distilled water completely fixes that. If the company website recommends tap, use tap no question. However, 99% of ultrasonic humidifiers say to use distilled NOT tap. I even bought a home distiller just for that purpose. Everything of mine became covered in white dust so it was required in my case. Used to be in NJ and water was 300+ on tds meter. White dust was atrocious. I have 110ppm water here in VA and while it took a few days, it did happen here too when I used some tap water vs distilled...My AC infinity carbon filters cloth pre-filter went from black to grey because of all the white dust hahah was a quick rinse to fix but I'm sure some got inside filter too unfortunately
Glad your happy. However I’m not a seller, nor do I have a grow tent. So my current humidifier is working quite well for my plant and orchid collection. I’m wondering how much electricity this setup uses though. Is is environmentally sensitive?
Glad yours is working well! So is the one in my plant room. It’s definitely a different environment when you need to provide ventilation or the plants don’t have oxygen. I am a certified nursery but I don’t choose to get a location and unnecessarily waste by building and instead use my means (basement). The tsw2000 light was built with a very efficient grid and the tent reflect light, which makes it optimal for growing conditions. The diy humidifier is plugged into a smart powerstrip. Also, the energy usage is less then what it would be if I had of multiple smaller humidifiers that use a lot of energy. But overall my energy usage pales in comparison to some nurseries or simply people that just don’t care. In an update video I will mention the actual energy usage.
This is exactly the type of content I was looking for. Do you have fans inside the grow tent circulating the air? I'm wondering if there are any wet and dry spots which could be easily checked with one of those hygrometers on Amazon that record the humidity and temp and send it to your phone.
Will the most help keep these dang spider mites off my plants I mostly will do this diy for my gunnera manicatas because they are extremely finicky when grown indoors if anyone doesn’t know these specific gunneras are very difficult to keep happy in a greenhouse without lots of moisture in the air
I built something similar for my grow tent, and I’ve noticed that mold builds up. Why is that? Is there anything I can do to prevent mold buildup that is plant safe??
Is there any concern with the UV sterilizer breaking down the polypropylene black and yellow tote? It may not be strong enough UV, just figured I'd ask if you've noticed a difference in the tote?
My grow tent’s humidity is 91%. Should I be worried? It does not have a humidifier but it has an oscillating fan inside. I had to open the bottom vent just to lessen the humidity.
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Your channel is always covering topics that no one else is talking about but need to. And you always go into such great detail about everything. Absolutely amazing keep it up :-)
You are too sweet! ❤️ Thank you so much! 😍😍😍
You always have the most informative video! Thank you! Also, the audio is night and day compared to your old system! Lastly, I love the new confidence you show through. Great job!
Ohhh new confidence? I did not even realize! What a compliment 😱
Thank you!! ❤️
Nice video. I’m going to build one for my commercial grow room. Thanks for sharing.
This is the most informative video on the DIY Ultrasonic humidifiers. Thanks!. Every bit of information you gave out was very helpful. From your humidity levels, to airflow, showing pictures of the setup. Great Video
1st. Your voice is very soothing! 2nd this vid came at the right time!! Thank you so much.
You did it! Really good! I bet you’ll see other follow! I am still curious about the “dry mist”.
Thank you!! I will definitely be doing an update about "dry mist" but so far I have not noticed any water buildup.
I'm not in the market looking for this but it was fascinating to watch!
Great video!! You seem so happy and glad to see things are really working out for you!!💞💕
I love this idea. I am a little hesitant on the price at the moment. But honestly I can see how it is definitely worth the price with all the struggles of me trying to keep my humidity at a good level 😂 . Thank you so much for sharing! It is a great idea!
Honestly you could probably do a very similar build for way less. I could be wrong but I think house of hydro is gouging these prices, I’ve seen ultrasonic misters go for way less. I’m going to start filling a tub with cheap ones to test it out just because it would be a fun experiment.
A very well put together video.. I'm impressed.. Wishing you success in your endeavors..
I thought this DIY humidifier is great. I think my indoor grow is not humid enough and it affected my tricombs.
As soon as I have some extra cash, I will be making one for my fall grow!! It will solve the issues I am having.
Thank you so much for being out there for us!!
Jane
Great thought-out DIY humidifyer plans. Thanks!
It’s a good humidifier setup and I like your tent setup too 😍
Thank you! ❤️
Hell yeah it’s worth it. I will absolutely do this once I have the space. Great video!
Great vid. Thank you for helping me with a problem I have struggled with for quite some time in an arid environment!
can't wait for the more elegant version! Great solution
This is genius. Best idea ever! Thank you!
I really don’t think it was expensive considering your grow tent space. If it doing the job you want, it’s worth it. 😃 Ughh all those Albo’s, gorgeous. I hope to have just 1 someday. 😍
Was generally enjoying this dyi and then I saw your bank of variegated Monsteras...OMG!!! They are gorgeous. I probably cant afford one but I will check out your site. Thanks for the content.
They were quite the ugly duckings when I got them! Happy to see they are growing beautifully now. Thank you for enjoying them so much ❤️ 🥰
DIY is always better for everything I’ve found out
Great video. There is a product that you hook a hose to and put it on the edge of your swimming pool and it has a float on it so it works like a toilet tank.
Fills the pool automatically when the water level drops. That could probably work on that big tub.
This is totally awesome. My grow tent is 4’x4’x6’8”. I have mine stay around 65%-90% without a humidifier. I cycle it the lights and fans on for 12 and it off for 12. Maybe because it’s so much smaller I don’t have a need. But if I ever do. I will definitely go with this.
Size makes a difference but I also have a heater and an inline fan, which both decrease the humidity. 😪
You could make a beautiful wooden cover for the black and yellow box :) easy to cut out the holes needed for wires and tubing and could double as a spot to sit 🙂✌🏼💚
Man this is my kinda girl!! Thanks alot you save my plants
OMG.... So great idea... use it once I get bigger space for my plants :)
I will def. Be doing this in the future. Totally worth it
for a smoother and melted feel, run the drill backwards. it will cut and heat the edges and they come out nice.
great review
Well done, you really know your stuff.
What a awesome video I’m looking forward to make one for my grow environment
Great video, and awesome looking tent!
Omg I love this! I have yet to see anything like this! This is my kinda setup!
Exactly I was looking for ...thanks for the video
Great video! I've seen some people put a "smart" hygrometer that connects to your phone. Maybe you can utilize that to control the operation of the humidifier. Then you'll have an option to change the humidity as you wish, shut off the system, all done remotely.
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First time watcher and u just helped so much . Definitely using this!!!
I dig your vibe I subscribed i alr3ady made one but definitely going bigger took a day to get my tent where i wanted it but it has maintained well.
You can buy a DECENT garden hose (reinforced) and run it off any sink or washer feed, with just a "T" connector at the source.
Nice job, great ideas. Thanks
Beautiful Plants ❤
Brilliant!, thanks a lot, this has really helped me 🙂
Great video and very informative!
This video is amazing 👌🏻! I will for sure check for that kind of humidifier in Canada! You always have amazing videos gurl ❤️
Thanks Johnatan! I hope they have something similar 🥰
I love your plant room💪🏌...🔥🔥
Best DIY Humidifier video on TH-cam!!! ☝️ Super concise + informative but most importantly to me, Actionable! I rarely comment on TH-cam but I had to thank you for being a pearl amongst the swine lol. ✌💕🎶
thats badass
I’m curious about the energy consumption vs multiple humidifiers.
I will be doing an update video on this in the future. 😊
Tent exhaust fan negative pressure would suck the mist in by itself
First vid ive seen of yours very helpful thanks!
Was hoping to watch a new video that took a look at the expense running this DIY humidifier vs your other humidifiers. I have 2 humidifiers, both are wicking/evaporative. I have no idea what they run for wattage. I suppose I could take a look. But I think that looking at those numbers will not provide an accurate account for cost.
For instance, my tower humidifier runs dang near ALL the time. My larger MoitsAir runs every 5-10 minutes. If this DIY humidifier pumps more humidity in a shorter window at a relative wattage then I could see it being more efficient overall.
Loved the video, hope to see a follow up comparison video!
great video, ideal air and active air make great units for 300.
This is great! So creative and looks like the plants are loving it 🌿 haha thanks for sharing 😁
Awesoooooome! Great video 👍
I think it's a great idea!
Awesome video really enjoyed it thanks 👍
Great video! Thanks for the info I'm thinking about doing the same thing
Thanks you
Could we have a update? Is it still working? Are you using distilled water? If not how much white powdery dust does it omit. Thanks
The Plants Meow?!!! my goodness. without knowing anything about this channel, just the name gives you four of five stars
Totally worth it 👌❤️
Thank you for sharing. I really appreciate it. I'm working out some similar issues. I subbed 👍🌱🌿
Nice video keep up the good work.
Love the video! Curious to know if you ever moved the humidistat inside the tent for better readings and control?
awesome! :D
More like a grow cabin 👀💚
You put out such good content. I’m not nearly at your level but fun and interesting to watch. I’m curious as to it putting out that much humidity to fast, do things actually get wet, walls, flooring etc?
Keep up the great work, camera, sound is really good.
Thank you!! ❤️❤️❤️ There actually hasn't been any water build up anywhere. It stops as soon as it reached the desired humidity so excess water does not accumulate. 😊
@@ThePlantsMeow thanks for your response😊
if the volume of the tank is the main issue, then I would install a mini-float valve to an existing humidifier and hook it up with a water source (27 gal tub). Definitely less than $50. Anyways, I enjoyed your video. Good luck with everything!
Thanks
Do you just use normal tap water? I've been filtering water and using it for my multiple humidifiers and its getting tedious now. I am wondering if it is even worth it. I kept reading everywhere to use filtered to prevent pathogens from growing and mineral buildup, but it seems I have to do the same amount of cleaning and I get occasional algae and other gunk in the humidifiers from time to time.
For this humidifier I use normal tap water. They actually recommend it because the solids in the water are needed so that the mist maker performs good. Too clean water can actually wear out your mist maker faster. For my smaller humidifiers I don't use filtered water either. Honestly it is just too much of a hastle. 😓
If your ppms/tds is high, then for typical ultrasonic you must use distilled. The minerals will cause white dust which costs your plants leaves and takes light absorbtion away, it clogs your filters (especially our Carbon Filters) and is bad to breathe in. Distilled water completely fixes that. If the company website recommends tap, use tap no question. However, 99% of ultrasonic humidifiers say to use distilled NOT tap.
I even bought a home distiller just for that purpose. Everything of mine became covered in white dust so it was required in my case. Used to be in NJ and water was 300+ on tds meter. White dust was atrocious. I have 110ppm water here in VA and while it took a few days, it did happen here too when I used some tap water vs distilled...My AC infinity carbon filters cloth pre-filter went from black to grey because of all the white dust hahah was a quick rinse to fix but I'm sure some got inside filter too unfortunately
Great video and to the point .Im in thank you !
Ur eyes are pretty😊
this is so smart! Also i need a grow tent....
Thank you! 😍
Love this video!
I love this channel
Glad your happy. However I’m not a seller, nor do I have a grow tent. So my current humidifier is working quite well for my plant and orchid collection. I’m wondering how much electricity this setup uses though. Is is environmentally sensitive?
Glad yours is working well! So is the one in my plant room. It’s definitely a different environment when you need to provide ventilation or the plants don’t have oxygen. I am a certified nursery but I don’t choose to get a location and unnecessarily waste by building and instead use my means (basement). The tsw2000 light was built with a very efficient grid and the tent reflect light, which makes it optimal for growing conditions. The diy humidifier is plugged into a smart powerstrip. Also, the energy usage is less then what it would be if I had of multiple smaller humidifiers that use a lot of energy. But overall my energy usage pales in comparison to some nurseries or simply people that just don’t care. In an update video I will mention the actual energy usage.
Nice humidifier! Do you ever get water buildup in the ducting, or not an issue? Thanks!
This is exactly the type of content I was looking for. Do you have fans inside the grow tent circulating the air?
I'm wondering if there are any wet and dry spots which could be easily checked with one of those hygrometers on Amazon that record the humidity and temp and send it to your phone.
Like so helpgul. Where did you get your tent please
Did you switch out your heater in there? What are you using now? Im struggling with heat in my growtent i put in my basement :(
Amazing
Great video!!
Thank you! 🥰
This was an awesome video. I have gone through so many humidifiers. I just don’t like the size of the container.
I am curious how often you refill the humidifier tote?
id like to know how the items held up and most of all if the UV Sterilizer works well at keeping the water free of algea and stuffs please?
Do you need to use distilled water bc with ultrasonic humidifiers, won't you get white dust everywhere unless you use distilled water?
Will the most help keep these dang spider mites off my plants I mostly will do this diy for my gunnera manicatas because they are extremely finicky when grown indoors if anyone doesn’t know these specific gunneras are very difficult to keep happy in a greenhouse without lots of moisture in the air
Great
I built something similar for my grow tent, and I’ve noticed that mold builds up. Why is that? Is there anything I can do to prevent mold buildup that is plant safe??
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Any suggestions for a DIY heated humidifier?
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Where did you place the humidity sensor?
Thank you for this video!! How has the system been working for you? How long does the water last before refills?
Is there any concern with the UV sterilizer breaking down the polypropylene black and yellow tote? It may not be strong enough UV, just figured I'd ask if you've noticed a difference in the tote?
How often do you have to refill the bin with water?
Hi dear my l know did you use power supply also to connect with mist maker?
My grow tent’s humidity is 91%. Should I be worried? It does not have a humidifier but it has an oscillating fan inside. I had to open the bottom vent just to lessen the humidity.
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Will this increase the humidity to 85%?
What was the cost to build this?