Crecimiento de cepas Indica en indoor con condiciones de verano.

In today's day and age of ultra hybridization. "indica" or "sativa" generally refers more to effects than plant structure. You can find plenty of "sativas" that grow bushy and vice-versa. As long as your growing something suitable for your environment your fine.

Really should just find a good breeder with lots of notes about their strains and find something that will meet your needs

No issues at all.

Pretty much anything under 60%RH will always be fine. Hitting 28C as your average is mildly high but still not oppressively hot. What mouse said with the Indica/Sativa. There is really nothing useful out of that dated way of discussing strains. This brings us into the landrace discussion, which can get heated at times. A good way to look at it is if you didn't personally travel back in time and seek out an unadulterated landrace yourself, then assume you have a modern exotic hybrid. This holds true for nearly anything you can get your hands on. Even "landraces" these days are fortified before being released to the public. If you had mother of 100% chinese origin and a father of 100% african origin, then the offspring will be 50%chinese origin and 50% african origin on paper. Does this mean the child looks exactly half like the mother and exactly half like the father? No. Not at all. In fact, having a kid that looked exactly like each of them halfway evenly would be rare to observe. In other words, the genetic background of the strain viewed through an indica/sativa lens is assuming some linear relationship with a number line of effects, and that just is in no manner how this works.

Hmmm peak summer in real life is very difficult to push hard during flower indoors I fond at least, electrical cost of providing adequate cooling can be a pain for a home grower, In cooler months with the extra ppfd/temps I can pull anywhere 5-700grams from 2 plants in a 4x4 over a 12 week veg. Not sure I'd have been able to do that in summer. The biggest problem I found was preservation of the trichomes and terpene profile, the heat generated quickly wipes put the smell.and often the flavour if it's over cooked or regularly has 90+ temps or you lose a fan for 2 days without noticing and run 100f doh. Guess it's all about expectations, how well you control your environment will dictate what you are able to yield. Controlling environment in summer costs a hell of alot more, if money is no option then I salute you sir, but if it is then jist try take it easy, cool dark basements can help so long as it's kept humidified, so long as you can stick to parameters you set its all good, thay one day it's 40 degrees outside and you lose a fan n half the plant hermies from heat stress. If you can keep things reasonable expect same yields as any other time of year.

expect good things. indoors is mostly pest and weather management. so no rain and perfect conditions always = big happy plants. indica vs sativa no baring on that. just longer ripening times and diffrent plant structure... sometimes... lotta inbreeding now.