bc_southbuds
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38c/100f temps aren’t a time to fool around and see if you’ll get denser buds or max growth. I’m putting this brood under the tree mid-day until the weather goes down 10 degrees in a few more days.
Meltdown temps? Give them shade!
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Rurumo
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The plants I grew outdoors in the Central Valley typically grew under 6 weeks of 100+ temps straight. But those were in soil and that makes a big difference in their heat tolerance. I think it's a good idea for OP to move them under the shade if these temps are unusual though.
bc_southbuds
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Nice. Pots or ground?
obijohn
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10 gallon pots on cement. They're the black plastic nursery ones, to to keep the soil from getting too hot I spray painted several flat white, wrapped a few others with flat white posterboard. Also on those black plastic discs that lift an inch off the ground, mostly for drainage
bc_southbuds
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Nice
Lizard0420
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Never will I ever move a 100g bag in 100 degrees nope not me
1 gal for every degree is how it works I think ? Lol
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