5% Humidity and 95f. Spray?

It’s flowering and a late start. I’m clearly a newb and this is my first grow, just came to the conclusion I wanted to give it a shot in mid-late August and get some experience for next season. should I just keep up with the big bloom? Extra water? Mist/spray here and there? Soil is FF ocean blend with 1/4 of it being worm castings peat moss and perlite.

I'd suggest not misting and just making sure you water regularly as needed. My plants survived and thrived in 105°-110° heat this summer, very low humidity as well, without any misting, just normal watering.

Maybe shade the dirt a bit to keep soil temp down.

INF Flux said:

Maybe shade the dirt a bit to keep soil temp down.

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This. Shade the soil surface and the pot sides, if possible.
You seem to be just fine, though.

Lots of water and some kelp maybe, wish I had your weather it’s mold central over here

Keep an eye on those clay pots they run warm and you can't tell when to water by the lift method

Herb & Suds said:

Keep an eye on those clay pots they run warm and you can't tell when to water by the lift method

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Very true, you really shouldn’t be using clay pots period

Thor’s hammer said:

Very true, you really shouldn’t be using clay pots period

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And they’re heavy af! Going with smart pots and the 5gal plastic plastic orchard buckets with air holes next April. I’m glad I did this first grow beforehand.

Those clay pots also suck moisture out of your soil but you seem to have a large enough pot for the size of plant.
For now your plant will benefit from a light misting since you have such low humidity....if you look at a VPD chart, your ideal humidity range should be more like 70-90% humidity. Stop misting your buds once they start packing on some weight and then keep it as dry as possible.

Thor’s hammer said:

Lots of water and some kelp maybe, wish I had your weather it’s mold central over here

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Weather= always awesome
Politics, fires, cost of living= awful.

So it’s a trade off. Will take a look at some kelp, thanks man.

Plant it in the ground and let the roots work.

ANC said:

Plant it in the ground and let the roots work.

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I don’t really have the space, time left, soil, etc. thanks though.

Just dig a hole where it is... there is already soil down there.

Hot and dry can = mites i use a hudson power sprayer in the morning and evening to keep them at bay.