Summer temps..

superx

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• Aug 13, 2020

• #1

Currently experiencing temps between 32-34c inside tent, the plants seem to be doing fine and only have 4 something weeks to chop time..

I keep telling myself before every summer time I will avoid growing and save myself the stress wich comes with the high temps, but as usual it doesn't happen and the tent gets filled.

I guess having a grow on is much better than having no grow on Irrespective of temps or conditions..

 

ZOnaVerde

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• Jan 3, 2021

• #2

Indeed last summer was very hot. With a lot of work I managed to finish the garden. I had an average temperature of 35 ° C and about three days in a row I had 42 ° C. The temperature at the root was about 30 ° C. I set the ventilation to maximum and maintained a high humidity so as not to increase the temperature even more and the light was set to 80% (2 x sanlight q6w with passive cooling 2 x 200w) and the doors from tent was lilbit open. I understand what you went through!

 

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Switcher56

Comfortably numb!

• Jan 3, 2021

• #3

I grew my 1st summer only, now I quit end June and restart end of Aug/early Sep. I have never looked back.

 

DARKSIDER

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• Jan 3, 2021

• #4

superx said:

Currently experiencing temps between 32-34c inside tent, the plants seem to be doing fine and only have 4 something weeks to chop time..

I keep telling myself before every summer time I will avoid growing and save myself the stress wich comes with the high temps, but as usual it doesn't happen and the tent gets filled.

I guess having a grow on is much better than having no grow on Irrespective of temps or conditions..

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LED this summer my friend you wont look back you know it makes sense.

 

Switcher56

Comfortably numb!

• Jan 4, 2021

• #5

DARKSIDER said:

LED this summer my friend you wont look back you know it makes sense.

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Who says what he is running? I run LEDs... Fighting the "heat" and "humidity" in the Maritimes is not cost effective in both electricity and aspirin.

 

meltybubble

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• Jan 5, 2021

• #6

Had leds running and will again, great units for veg, humidity, ive yet to use them in bloom thinking hps for the win so will enjoy doing a side by side at some stage.
greetz

 

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kellymot3

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• Sep 9, 2021

• #7

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