Experienced growers please..what is too hot?

TCurtiss

TCurtiss

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You need to bring it down into the lower to mid 80's really

Maybe a bigger exhaust fan to carry out more of that hot air
 
jawbrodt

jawbrodt

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My temps hovered in the mid to high 90's at the end of summer, and my plants did fine. I know that wasn't optimum, but it wasn't harmful either. Maybe it just slowed them down a little? IDK, they matured on time, and yielded nice, so I don't think the heat had too much negative effect on them.(a little, I'm sure) Try to bring it down closer to 80*, or a little under, but don't freak out if you can't. Unless one of those strains are really sensitive to heat, you'll be fine.(also, sativas do better in high heat)
 
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Payne1

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Okay thank you two for the fast response. I'm in central North America time so I expected nothing until morning.
 
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Payne1

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jawbrodt said:
My temps hovered in the mid to high 90's at the end of summer, and my plants did fine. I know that wasn't optimum, but it wasn't harmful either. Maybe it just slowed them down a little? IDK, they matured on time, and yielded nice, so I don't think the heat had too much negative effect on them.(a little, I'm sure) Try to bring it down closer to 80*, or a little under, but don't freak out if you can't. Unless one of those strains are really sensitive to heat, you'll be fine.(also, sativas do better in high heat)
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Okay and 3 at last moment.
Yeah i understand. If yours did okay then it's cool at the now, but I now know they will grow better if i get temperatures lower.
Thanks ya'll
 
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