See if you can cover them with some shade or sack during the worst of the heat (10am-2pm?)
Silica, yucca extract, kelp extract, fulvic acid as instructed. these help the plants deal with heat stress and you can shade the pots and mulch em.
I agree, my plants are loving this heat. Just make sure they have plenty of water, and a thick layer of mulch on top of your soil......that's it. No shade cloth needed, no bales of straw around the pots (which may help, but not needed). Here's last years Mad Purps in the heat.
I see a hot dog .
I use thermX70 as surfactant and shit works great; also helps feed the microherd
200 gallons
great stuff plants love it and when used in soil it lets the water penetrate better eliminating dry areas and surface pooling.I use thermX70 as surfactant and shit works great; also helps feed the microherd
My gh today @ 2:30 pm and Full Moon (as shown) is reaching for the light; leaves up.
depends on the strain. I have a BOG Life saver that hates the heat it wilts late afternoon and when it's watered the leaves curl down like it is sighing then overnight it perks up never saw one do that. The green crack shows a little heat stress nothing serious gorilla glue loves it as does skunk #1.
I only grow squash in the vegetable garden.
