jonnydox19
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my plants are in the last 2 weeks of bud and the temperature has shot up to 84 degrees F will this effect my grow?
is 84 degrees F to hot for plants to bud??
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botanist95
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yes it will ,you need 2 try and get those temps down
jofey
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i thought 85 is the hotest you can go ? no?
whodatnation
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I think youll be fine... but would be nice to get more fresh air in.
Vindicated
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In the summer, day time temperature can reach 110*F in my area. Keep the roots cool, hydrated, and have lots of fresh air moving in and out and you'll do fine.
Nice Ol Bud
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No your good bro.
Out here in Florida it gets 95F and these fuckers love it.
Its just it needs fresh air flow at those temps.
Out here in Florida it gets 95F and these fuckers love it.
Its just it needs fresh air flow at those temps.
Nice Ol Bud
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Again..
No offense..
But if you guys don't have any good advice.. Don't give any at all.
nastynate420
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Does it have an effect YES!... how much depends on the plant... strain etc... If i was growing outside i wouldnt be to worried about it. In doors i would do something to bring the temps down below 80f. unless iwas using CO2. Sure "he'll do fine" but why not maximize your potential if you have the ability to do so?!?
Grojak
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I do around 80 on and 70 with lights off, using 1 400w hps and 1 200w cfl, I plan to add a 3rd 600w hps but I know I'll need some cooling method by that point.... Fresh cooler air as others have said is great, but if you're in a hot climate you AC and vent your scrubbed hot air out of the room and have the AC and fans circulating your cool air. Bringing in air from outside when it's 100 degrees wouldn't do much better but if you live in a northern climate or cooler climate area than the cooler air would do wonders.
colonuggs
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no 84 is not to hot.... if that is your light on temperature your fine...
just make sure your lights off temps are in the low 70s or you will grow hairs...not hard nugs
Just try to imatate mother nature in the fall.
In veg our mj plants can survive over 85*F... In arizona outdoors, flagstaff... we see upper 90s in veg
just make sure your lights off temps are in the low 70s or you will grow hairs...not hard nugs
Just try to imatate mother nature in the fall.
In veg our mj plants can survive over 85*F... In arizona outdoors, flagstaff... we see upper 90s in veg
84 is pushing it, but not a deal breaker. Try this --
A. Fan your plants to keep the air moving around them.
B. Adjust your watering schedule. When it got hot here I had been giving my girls 24 ounces of nute water in their daily watering.
When the temps spiked I added a 12 ounce watering in the mid-afternoon for a 50% increase in water.
Good luck, BigSteve.
A. Fan your plants to keep the air moving around them.
B. Adjust your watering schedule. When it got hot here I had been giving my girls 24 ounces of nute water in their daily watering.
When the temps spiked I added a 12 ounce watering in the mid-afternoon for a 50% increase in water.
Good luck, BigSteve.
backyardagain
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Mine look fine so far but im doin autos, higheat temoa got to were 90, always fresh air coming in with good circulation and they look good,
Geronimo420
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My garden peak temp with light on is 86F & last grow got me 690g/sq m of killer weed (Exodus Cheese/Greenhouse). Use to have a peak temp of 95F that was causing elongated nodes + fluffy bud then i put my grow room on a reverse day night schedules & cut 9F. The best tool i have for cooling are 2 8" vortex for air intake & exhaust, I think I will replace them for 10" soon.
209 Cali closet grower
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If your not in the high 90*f, your good, smoke up!
rjfortune25
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with co2 ud be alright you can run hotter temps then!