fdentro
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Before I start anything I just want to apologies for my poor grammar, I am just bad at it apparently.
So I live in a tropical country with the ambiance temperature of 32C and well it was only after I start cranking my lights to max that I found out my grow tent's temperature can reach a maximum of 34C, so here I am looking for a strain recommendation if there are any that can handle those kind of heat.
Additional information, I am currently on week 4 of veg using Northern Light, I toned downed the lights atm to get the temp a little low but I don't really place a lot of hope on the plant cause 30C+ is a little too high for it. The grow method that I am running is dwc with Bridgelux LED strip pulling a max of 120w(tones down atm). The humidity right now is around 50% to 60%.
Additional additional information: So far the plant is not showing any problem, the roots are white. the leaf are not really cupping (heat stress symptom) but I read a lot of forum saying with those temp my plant will eventually show signs of problems so I am kinda bracing for that right now.
So I live in a tropical country with the ambiance temperature of 32C and well it was only after I start cranking my lights to max that I found out my grow tent's temperature can reach a maximum of 34C, so here I am looking for a strain recommendation if there are any that can handle those kind of heat.
Additional information, I am currently on week 4 of veg using Northern Light, I toned downed the lights atm to get the temp a little low but I don't really place a lot of hope on the plant cause 30C+ is a little too high for it. The grow method that I am running is dwc with Bridgelux LED strip pulling a max of 120w(tones down atm). The humidity right now is around 50% to 60%.
Additional additional information: So far the plant is not showing any problem, the roots are white. the leaf are not really cupping (heat stress symptom) but I read a lot of forum saying with those temp my plant will eventually show signs of problems so I am kinda bracing for that right now.