the cloner
Active Member
wel wot are your veiws coz my room is hot but they seem to be doing really well
all opions welcome
all opions welcome
does temp in the grow room really matter
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jack the beanstalk
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Well, if they are in veg the temps may be ok but as you get further into flower you will want to get the airflow and temps down to optimal ranges or you could be looking at an "early chop".
the cloner
Active Member
thanks for the info any more would be welcome
Total Head
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what do you mean by "hot"? i can tell you for certain that having 95 degree temps throughout flowering will completely kill the end product. leaves don't do their thing so well when they get all crispy and dry and there will come a point where the plant no longer has leaves that can sustain it and you will have to chop whether you like it or not. humidity and ventilation are important also.
brownbearclan
Active Member
Nice! That about says it all right there. =)
the cloner
Active Member
thanks every1 wen i say hot room temp 30c at plant level 27c humid40 percent 4" intake and 5"extract throu c filter and
2 9" fan to curculate air in the room does this sound ok first grow so all help would be great
2 9" fan to curculate air in the room does this sound ok first grow so all help would be great
KuLong
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This is not entirely true. Some strains yes.
Afghani #1 and Hindu can survive very hot and humid temperatures. Other strains as well, but this is what works for us where it can reach 115f in the shade.
Dwezelitsame
Well-Known Member
depends a lot on where strain originated a hot climate plant will tolerate more heat
from a cool climate plant will tolerate colder nights
just my opinion no proff to bak it up
from a cool climate plant will tolerate colder nights
just my opinion no proff to bak it up
jack the beanstalk
Active Member
Most of these strains "originated" indoor.
trichlone fiend
New Member
...I believe he was saying that an Indica will tolerate cold better than a Sativa.
chefgreen
Member
Becareful in the flowering stage with the heat you can stress your females to the point they turn hermie on you. I learned the hard way had everything perfect but my temp . Had a beautiful girl for the first couple weeks then bam fucking balls. I run my temps now at 77 when lights are on and 67 when lights are off I do whatever it takes to maintain this within a few . During veg. I'm alittle hotter in the low 80s but as a lot of people have stated it depends on the strain some can take a lot off stress high heat, windy, etc. Etc. Others you have to be real careful. I hope all turns out ok for you goodluck.
Nullis
Moderator
High temperatures in an indoor environment where carbon dioxide is more rapidly depleted by the plants may lead to loose, airy buds (plants stretch due to heat and lack of CO2). However, 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees where I am from) isn't quite hot enough to present any of those problems significantly. Keep ventilated and you should be fine.
Total Head
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agreed. but regardless of how well those plants may turn out, they would have still turned out much better with more ideal conditions. "surviving" isn't always good enough. 85 degrees isn't such a big deal inside, but 95 starts making problems. typically (not always) if someone is unable to control the temperature in an indoor growroom, they probably don't have much of a grasp on the humidity and ventilation either. and if i lived somewhere where it reached 115 in the shade i would slit my throat just to bleed cool blood. that must be fucked up. to be so fucking hot that when you bleed it feels cold to the touch.This is not entirely true. Some strains yes.
Afghani #1 and Hindu can survive very hot and humid temperatures. Other strains as well, but this is what works for us where it can reach 115f in the shade.
jack the beanstalk
Active Member
It's been a hell of a long time since I ahve seen a plant that was either or. Fact is, you can get an indica looking strain that acts in some ways like a sativa. We have bred these plants to to point where these two simple designations aren't as meaningful.
And almost all MJ plants like it to cool off as they mature. Resins may look great at 100+ degrees but much potency is lost forever.
the cloner
Active Member
thanks every 1 your opioins all count and help me on my way got temp under control now steady at 27c
with 2 600w hps in a 9ft x 3ft x 7ft closet length x width x height got one more 600w for wen i go to flower try get sum pics on soon
all 18 ladies doing well
with 2 600w hps in a 9ft x 3ft x 7ft closet length x width x height got one more 600w for wen i go to flower try get sum pics on soon
all 18 ladies doing well
KuLong
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I totally agree.
I come from a mindset that you have to do what you have to do to get the job done. Hot hot is not ideal, but it works. Some is better than none.
In my country, if I were to do it the ideal way, I would definitely get caught. They would get suspicious if I even get a HPS light shipped here.
My indoor grow op is bubble gum and string!
And I produce the best weed in my city (compared to everything else I tried here). 
Dwezelitsame
Well-Known Member
KuLong-it dosent take to much to just get a plant to grow shit the plant will grow itself --now to get the max from the plant -- all it has to offer then that is another story in another book kept in a different place.
keep em green
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keep em green
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