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No. Air flow is important. Mold doesn't like it.I took everything out of the jars and closed 1/2 of the intake vents at the bottom so that more air can be filtered out. At the very least, the humidity couldn’t get worse and they’re all spread out, that’s a solid way to prevent mold, right?
Raising the temperature will lower the relative humidity. I wouldn't use a light to do it, though. It might affect the taste and flavor. Use a heater instead. A problem with heat can be drying too rapidly. In your case, however, rapid drying doesn't seem to be a problem. Some trial and error might be necessary.I saw some stuff about how people in the south face high humidity drying and they say putting your light on helps aswell, maybe I can try this if humidity can’t go lower than 68.