Heat

How hot is too hot before you need an ac or secondary ventilation and will too much heat stunt growth??

Psalm said:

How hot is too hot before you need an ac or secondary ventilation and will too much heat stunt growth??

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Depending on the lighting being used an if you have co2. But led generally are fine in the 83-85 before you would want co2 or ac. Hps or cmh 75- 80 before co2 or ac

If I don’t give it co2 or ac what are the common side effects?

Honestly it's a weed it grows outdoors in 85 plus degrees all the time. As long as you have good air circulation and not going over 90 you will be fine.

Psalm said:

If I don’t give it co2 or ac what are the common side effects?

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Airy buds, diminished yields, heat stress which could result in hermed out plants. Not to mention if your humidity and temperatures are off they can over transpire causing the to eat an drink too fast thus burning your plants.

ZuuTeD614 said:

Honestly it's a weed it grows outdoors in 85 plus degrees all the time. As long as you have good air circulation and not going over 90 you will be fine.

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Thats a terrible thing to say it's not a weed

Lordhooha said:

Thats a terrible thing to say it's not a weed

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It's a plant(weed). Lmao they grow outdoors in 90 plus fine. Same with a tent if you have good air circulation its not going to hurt anything.

ZuuTeD614 said:

It's a plant(weed). Lmao they grow outdoors in 90 plus fine. Same with a tent if you have good air circulation its not going to hurt anything.

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It is a plant but a different classification of plant. Outside you have a host of factors in play inside, Outside and greenhouse all behave differently given their environment. There's a reason ppl grow indoors primarily due to control. Will it grow indoors in warmer environments? The short answer is yes. Will you get bud? Most likely however it'll be subpar at best. The biggest factor at play is the humidity outdoors which helps balance out the temperature issue. Greenhouses generally use water walls to introduce humidity to circumvent the heat problem while half ass cooling. Everything has a balance and needs/should be achieved as best as possible to give you a worthwhile end product