What can high heat do?

If you grow in a fairly large growroom with multiple fans but your temp is in the high 80's (for a few hours a day) what are the consequences?

umm, you're looking at dried up soil ( assuming you are using soil) You may encounter wilting and possible yellowing. What's the humidity % ?

sometimes im in the high 80s and they r doing very good have seen no diffrences. i have a high of84 somtimes & a low of 64 for the most part. good luck

I guess as long as you have fans going for air circulation it should be good. What's your light schedule like?

jimbo123 said:

umm, you're looking at dried up soil ( assuming you are using soil) You may encounter wilting and possible yellowing. What's the humidity % ?

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Humidity is at a stable 25-35%

jimbo123 said:

I guess as long as you have fans going for air circulation it should be good. What's your light schedule like?

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18/6 actually just look in my grow journal in my sig.

growth is supost to stop completly at around 95%, whil the high 80s may stunt it alittle, my grow room is at 85 at the highest, dosnt seem to be stunting them any... but what about pot that grows in mexico? its like 130 defreese over there man!!!!!

tckfui said:

growth is supost to stop completly at around 95%, whil the high 80s may stunt it alittle, my grow room is at 85 at the highest, dosnt seem to be stunting them any... but what about pot that grows in mexico? its like 130 defreese over there man!!!!!

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You've got a good point, where did you hear that weed stops growing at 95 degrees?

roll it up, high times, and various other internet sources

Yea, in Costa Rica, Columbia etc day time temps are regulary in the mid 90s especially during their summer months of Nov-March. They grow some good stuff at those temps. In my closet I do try to keep it below 90 as best I can.

what thats it? I thought it was at least 110 on a hot day in any of those areas

Just because the plant can survive doesnt mean its not bad for it.

that is verry true, but I've read many places that plant growth stops completly in the high 90's, I think that is juusst an untrue statement

The buds will grow "airy" and the calyx's will pop out and stretch..

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Easy answear! It all depends on the strain you are using.. I have some plants that can handle 85 but others dont.. remeber what ever the temp is DO not let it fluc more then 5degrees!!! otherwise yuor going to permote mold.. Under that high temp you will find backing deminish and if its heat struck, Usually to close to bulb the hairs stand up..
Yellowing of plant and droopy, the plants are not able to breath proper eaither therfor resperation shut down prity much so they wilt... Your humidity is low, but 40 is ok.. It tels me that there is a BIG temp difference in your garden form light on and off, but maybe not. watch the fluc between temp..

Now if you added co2 to the grow youd be perfect as you want 80-85 with co2.Without 80 will be ok but higher then that will slow growth and add stress which hurts the yield and strength of the plants.Sativas tend to do better if its warmer then indicas as indicas do well in cooler temps