Kush Mintz by Barney‘s 💥

I suffer this problem toosometimes. I have added an extra fan aimed at the back of te light to cool it in past and that can shave a deg or two off ambient air temp if you got a good inline fan. Alternatively, consult a VPD chart and see where your temp and humidity sit. Adjusting your humidity level can still put you in the safe zone even at temps of 30c. My VPD is not optimal for the stage my grow is in but daily adjustments can help keep it as close to optimal as can be. The struggle is real. 😁

Destroys enzymes dramatically. Need to supplement foliarly to assist with heat destruction in order to push through, vitmin b12 complex will help with stress along with vitamin e (ascorbic acid) to assist with excess light intensity. Enzymes very labor and ATP intensive to produce from scratch just to be destroyed and rebuilt over and over.

Its sucks and is not ideal but the plant can handle it. Keep up the watering as needed and ventilation up as it will be needing lots of fresh air. Might need to drop its feeds a bit as it will be most lilkey taking up more water in the heat.

Most of how Frosty or sticky it gets will be determined by the genetics of the plant, its why clone only cuts are great as they perform well cut after cut. If your doing it by seed does not matter if its getting the same treatment as another frosty lady it won't perform the same and nothing you do to it is going to fix it. When plants are stressed or have pests they get extra frosty for this is not ideal as when they are stressed they also hermi. Just keep em happy and get good seeds or cuts and go from there.

Flowering time is significantly influenced by temperature, acting as a crucial environmental cue. While genetics plays a role in determining a plant's inherent flowering time, temperature fluctuations can modulate this timing, often accelerating or delaying flowering based on specific temperature signals. These temperature-dependent changes in flowering are mediated by complex molecular pathways. For example, the protein FT (FLOWERING LOCUS T) is a key regulator of flowering, and its expression is influenced by temperature. Temperature changes can affect the production and stability of FT, ultimately impacting when a plant flowers. Seasonal temperature changes, like winter cold, can trigger the vernalization response, allowing plants to flower rapidly in the spring. While genetics provides the underlying framework for flowering time, temperature acts as a powerful modulator, influencing when and how quickly plants flower.

Am Ende der Blüte plöppen die Buds nochmal richtig auf^^ 1000W ist schon ne Hausnummer :) aber desto mehr Licht desto besser (mehr Ertrag weniger fluffige Buds also kompakter) Kappe die letzten 2 Wochen alle Blätter ohne "Zucker" dann blühen die Buds nochmal schön aus 💚 Happy Growing✅💚✅💚✅