420allthe time
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can you flower a female in 90-100 degree temps or is it always gonna turn out to be a male?
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I'm not sure if it's just me - I've heard it elsewhere but it could be anecdotal - but I tend to get more females when I germinate at higher temperatures/higher humidities.
Sex has already long been determined by the time you get to flowering - higher heat - especially up at 90 - 100, will drastically reduce yeilds and potency. Get some circulation pronto!
You need ambient temp to be way under 90 - I like flowering in the upper 70's or so.
Sex has already long been determined by the time you get to flowering - higher heat - especially up at 90 - 100, will drastically reduce yeilds and potency. Get some circulation pronto!
You need ambient temp to be way under 90 - I like flowering in the upper 70's or so.
the sex is already determined in the seed... we dont know 100% what it is but it does... warm temps r good for germination yes as its easy to stress a fem into a male (espeacily at crucial stages, like germination and bud)... there for jus cuz u got a male plant doesnt mean it was suoppsed to be 1.. ya dig? but erelivent, the question clearly states "flowering"
420allthe time
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i have all the circulation i can for right now untill i pick up a portable ac unit i dont know how else to get the temp down im using a suncast grow box.
is the ballast in the room??? can u get it out???
420allthe time
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i can deffinatly move it away from the box i dont know if i can get it out of the room the plant was a male so its back to the drawing board for now though
KBkiller42
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Anything over 90 will stress your plants a lot. You will have slow growth, poor yields, less than desired quality. You need circulation and probably a/c, if your ambient room temps are over 80. I'd say look to lower your grow room temperature to at least 85 for better more uniform growth.
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