What do you outdoor growers do about high temps during the summer...?

this my first time doing a grow outside i got a good spot gets alot of sun but not that much shade if any im 30 days in flower and wondering whats gonna happen during these high 90F? white tarp? clear tarp? no tarp there outdoor plants dont baby them mother fucker!!?

I know high temps stress a plant which can cause slowed and or stunted growth but I also read recently when researching how to increase thc levels that stress by uv rays will make the plant produce more resins to protect the flowers,

yeah i read something like that in a ed rosenthal article online but cant really remember its not like its a everyday 90

Shade cloth (the shit they use at home depot to cover the outdoor garden section) works well. Make sure you stay on top of watering and if you really want to get fancy, Google potassium silicate

When it was 105 and such here I added water and sat back and watched them reach for the stars. I swear I had some great growth in high heat.

I throw a high velocity fan out there if the air is stagnant otherwise ... nothing. Behold the power of the sun.

I just water them more often. other than that, they do fine. I grow in the middle of a field where it gets maybe 15 minutes of shade and just from the grass around it, once she over grows the grass its 4-8 hours of constant sun.

thank you all advice is greatly appreciated ima let a joint burn in the name of rollitup forum!!

Crap, it was all ready 98 f here today and only the beginning of May. Gonna be a hot summer, everything is already brown and a couple of fires already .

I've had plants thrive at 90 - 105. Plenty of water
is all it took to keep them strong and healthy.

I am using dyna grow pro-tekt now for the new batch just in case.
Good for resisting disease,bugs,heat,cold and wind.
Builds the cell wall structure in branches to
support bud weight and grows a big strong healthy
root system. Plants takes up nutrients better as well.

100 dg plus days in the summer are common here. They can handle it fine, just make sure they have enough water

your soil should be mulched and shaded, and watering right is key. if the leaves are cool to the touch they're transpiring perfectly and if you can, water with cool water.

if u water in am it helps. i get 110f already in g.house and they grow fast lol