Beat The Heat!

[soviettelecast]

hey y'all!
i was wondering if y'all had any experience with heat resistant outdoor strains. many of the nice strains ive seen are pretty picky with getting above 80f, which is even a challenge indoor here in texas. i'm growing outdoors and its above 100f for around 2 months a year here in texas. while, my bagseed babies love all of the sun, the soil gets bone dry after only a few hours, so i have to water multiple times daily. my plants are doing great this summer, but does anybody know any strains that thrive in the heat for next year's crop?

 

[mariapastor]

hey y'all!
i was wondering if y'all had any experience with heat resistant outdoor strains. many of the nice strains ive seen are pretty picky with getting above 80f, which is even a challenge indoor here in texas. i'm growing outdoors and its above 100f for around 2 months a year here in texas. while, my bagseed babies love all of the sun, the soil gets bone dry after only a few hours, so i have to water multiple times daily. my plants are doing great this summer, but does anybody know any strains that thrive in the heat for next year's crop?

i am inn the high desert. i just shade them with the black shade brings the degrees lower

 

[smellychronic]

I used to put a tinted tarp over my garden for the hottest park of the day. only for a few hours. I also use dynagro pro-tekt, helps strenghts plants, to prevent wilting. it also is great for the heat stress.

 

[grow space]

i would recommend Early Girl-fast flowering, really resistant plant