Flower room temps

Cali420hydro

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Has anyone got their flower room temp below 65 degress & had their plants go dormant?And if so did they snap out of it once the room temps were raised?
 

BigZcolorado

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I use cold 55ish night temps to bring out the purple in some strains late in flower. I don't notice any dormant stage just color, continued growth, and frost.

I'd say yes it will be ok if you fix your temps.
 

Cali420hydro

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I use cold 55ish night temps to bring out the purple in some strains late in flower. I don't notice any dormant stage just color, continued growth, and frost.

I'd say yes it will be ok if you fix your temps.
Right on man & thanx for the info.Im running Blue Dream & my temps during lights off were getting around 62-66 degress & I read it could fuck up my grow,Thanx again.
 

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innerG

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Has anyone got their flower room temp below 65 degress & had their plants go dormant?And if so did they snap out of it once the room temps were raised?
Not dormancy, but big changes in temperature cause big changes in relative humidity (why you get dew outdoors)

My last grow, I had night temps under 60 and the nighttime humidity allowed PM spores to take root. You'll save yourself headaches if you can keep it a little warmer.
 

Cali420hydro

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I turned on my humidifiers back on & fired up my lil heater my room temp now is around 72 degress & my R.H.is climbing,I want it @ around 55/60%.
 

TommyDuhCat

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I don't want to start a new thread, but on the other hand, how warm have people had their flower rooms and still had good results?
 

517BlckBerry

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That's a good flower temp. Some strains are picky though and very tropical. For picky strains, I keep temps moderately warm like 67 -70 until the last stages of flower...Once trichs have good development, I drop the temps as low as they cant handle. Usually around 50-55 lights off lowest I'll go. Brings out that October Fall season change of colors and hues...
 
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