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Alkaprawn

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JUST BEEN TO WATER THE LADIES AND TO MY HORROR ALL MY PLANTS WAS DROOPING LIKE MAD ALL THE BUDS ARE RESTING ON EACH OTHER THEY LOOKED DEAD BEEN A VERY HOT DAY LOOKED FINE YESTURDAY WHAT SHOULD I DO??? JUST GIVE THEM A BIG DRINK ONLY GOT 2 WEEKS LEFT ASWELL WHAT DO YOU RECKON I SHOULD DO???
 

Alkaprawn

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Big drink and shade should revive them unless
they are crispy then there's no turning back unless
there is any new growth.
Just been to turn my lights out and they have perked up after there big drink but still turned lights out to be sure going go at weekend to prop all the buds up with string at weekend cos there starting to break the stems cos there getting a bit heavy ^^^^^ btw thanks for the advice
 

Milovan

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Just been to turn my lights out and they have perked up after there big drink but still turned lights out to be sure going go at weekend to prop all the buds up with string at weekend cos there starting to break the stems cos there getting a bit heavy ^^^^^ btw thanks for the advice
Propping up the buds does help with stem flow to
perk the buds back up even sooner.
 

Ray black

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JUST BEEN TO WATER THE LADIES AND TO MY HORROR ALL MY PLANTS WAS DROOPING LIKE MAD ALL THE BUDS ARE RESTING ON EACH OTHER THEY LOOKED DEAD BEEN A VERY HOT DAY LOOKED FINE YESTURDAY WHAT SHOULD I DO??? JUST GIVE THEM A BIG DRINK ONLY GOT 2 WEEKS LEFT ASWELL WHAT DO YOU RECKON I SHOULD DO???
That plant looks fine.

Fans are "canoeing" a little bit which is a key sign of heat stress.

Good news is it is not terrible and there aren't any fried fans yet. I would raise the hoods a little and try to keep airflow circulating. Keep an eye on bananas, ball sacks, hermies, whatever you wana call the pollen throwers. Some plants tend to hermie under heat stress.

No need to try to overcompensate with watering. This will only stunt or slow her down more. That said, I wouldn't let her completely dry out either.. Just watch her.

If it's a real hot day, you can always turn the lights off for a 24 hour cycle. This won't affect her in a negative way and might save her some unneeded stress. Running lights at night will help in heat reduction as well..
 

Indagrow

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That plant looks fine.

Fans are "canoeing" a little bit which is a key sign of heat stress.

Good news is it is not terrible and there aren't any fried fans yet. I would raise the hoods a little and try to keep airflow circulating. Keep an eye on bananas, ball sacks, hermies, whatever you wana call the pollen throwers. Some plants tend to hermie under heat stress.

No need to try to overcompensate with watering. This will only stunt or slow her down more. That said, I wouldn't let her completely dry out either.. Just watch her.

If it's a real hot day, you can always turn the lights off for a 24 hour cycle. This won't affect her in a negative way and might save her some unneeded stress. Running lights at night will help in heat reduction as well..
... You can do a 24 dark without harming the plants or stressing them... Always?

Seems it would induce stress no? Only in flower late in the cycle ?
 

Ray black

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... You can do a 24 dark without harming the plants or stressing them... Always?

Seems it would induce stress no? Only in flower late in the cycle ?
No not always. If heat issues are present and causing this problem and it's not insects or the immediate medium.. Then this is a good option.

I am providing him an option that might help his particular situation.

Yes this will cause stress but it should be minimal in comparison to heat stress. The plant looks far enough along in its flowering cycle for this technique to be helpful. That's why I offered it!

There are always risk factors when stressing the plant whether it be from heat, too little water or food , insects, over watering or feeding, plants too close to the light source, plants exposed to light when they are supposed to be sleeping, etc..

There are even products like snow storm that contain tricantanol which intentionally stresses the plant causing higher resin production

Fun fact is that some plants react extremely well to a 24 hour cycle off, with no lights. Like a little break for them. Makes them hungry for light and sometimes increases vigor and resin production as well
 
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