I don't want to argue my point - that is not my intention. I only want to help. But those of you who disagree are free to do so...but in doing so please offer sufficient advice on the question of nutrient burn or something else.....no one seems to be offering helpful information to remedy the issue. High temps can causes heat stress.
The ideal temperature for the light hours is 68 to 78 degrees Fahrenheit and for the dark hours there should be about a 15 degree drop in temperature. The growing room should be relatively dry if possible. What you want is a resinous coating on the leaves and to get the plant to do this, you must convince it that it needs the resinous coating on its leaves to protect itself from drying out. In an extremely humid room, the plants develop wide leaves and do not produce as much resin. You must take care not to let the temperature in a dry room become too hot, however, since the plant cannot assimilate water fast enough through its roots and its foliage will begin to brown out.
