temperature too high flowering? help

beelstyle

beelstyle

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hi, i just put some kush in flowering , i couldnt control the temp at first it was in the 90s in the first 4 days. i got it in control now, 75 - 80f hopefully through out the rest of the way. should the 4 days be a problem, in the final product? thanks
 
HotShot7414

HotShot7414

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it should be ok as long as it's not too close to the light,i just had to cut some crispy tops from a couple of my flowering plants.
 
dura72

dura72

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no, itll have slowed it down a bit but thats about it. sometimes its handy to put some epsoms salts thru it because high temps can cause nute-lock and epsoms sort it.
 
beelstyle

beelstyle

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dura72 said:
no, itll have slowed it down a bit but thats about it. sometimes its handy to put some epsoms salts thru it because high temps can cause nute-lock and epsoms sort it.
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cool , what do you mean by salts how do you do that
 
dura72

dura72

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go to garden centre a get abox of epsom salts, its a white crystal that disolves in liquid. i cant remember exactly what the ratio is but it was sumthing like a tablespoon per gallon of water. put it in mix it up and just water on. it helps growth and greens the leaves up. you can sprinkle the salts on and work it thru the soil and subsequent watering will disolve it but i just do it straight.
 
beelstyle

beelstyle

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dura72 said:
go to garden centre a get abox of epsom salts, its a white crystal that disolves in liquid. i cant remember exactly what the ratio is but it was sumthing like a tablespoon per gallon of water. put it in mix it up and just water on. it helps growth and greens the leaves up. you can sprinkle the salts on and work it thru the soil and subsequent watering will disolve it but i just do it straight.
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thanks man rep
 
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