Should i keep my gorgeous ladies outside???

I have 6 beauties *growing in my yard. I am getting a little nervous so I purchased a 1000watt sun hut cool tube package .They are starting to flower. I put them in my tent. I have fans and a cool mist humidifier, they did not like it in there at all. The humidity was at 50%but the temp was at 90F.the room the hut is in was warm. If I get an air conditioner is it safe to put my girls in again. Or do they just want to stay outside. Their leaves ..well a few leaves were crisping up. Now they have been back out and looking lush again. I have white widow seeds lots of lights, all my equipment. Should I just start new girls wwidow fem I have.what temp should my tent be at.I really would like to put them inside.I also have a 5or 6 foot lady I have no clue what kind but she is just lovely and huge I want to put her in alone if I could but do not want to lose her.any advice would be greatly appreciated.

If you can't control the temperature, then your tent is just a well-lighted death chamber. The tent is worthless to you and your plants until you can figure out your heat issues. What's your exhaust set up? What's your intake? What should I have for dinner?

And welcome to RIU.

If you can leave them outside do it and start your next crop. Lookin good
Maybe take a few clones and run them indoors.

If it was me, I would leave them outside. Get you indoor set up dialed in. Then when you are ready to do an indoor grow do it indoors all the way through. You can bring your outdoor plants inside. My reasons are not because that your plants wont do well inside because they will. If you bring your plants in you run a high risk of bringing some kind of unwanted bugs into your indoor garden. Believe me when I tell you it is no fun and a lot of work to rid your indoor room of bugs. Im telling you this from experience.

thank you so very much

thankfully they were only in 2days so I don't see any issues.im gonna start *the wwdw fems from seed all inside.

Sounds good thanks for your taking time in responding. Am going to start fresh from seeds inside. I have a large carbon filter,in-line fan, allfans on floor of tent,all hooked up through a cool tube light ducting out of the tent out the window. Four 12inch fans attached to the bars in tent two oscillating on floor,a cool mist humidifier,but the room is so warm I hope air conditioner will work to bring the temp down from 90.I seen a lot of these 5x5 tents they can really produce some nice plants.im looking to get a few great ladies that have a high medicine effect for my ms.

juliecasea said:

Sounds good thanks for your taking time in responding. Am going to start fresh from seeds inside. I have a large carbon filter,in-line fan, allfans on floor of tent,all hooked up through a cool tube light ducting out of the tent out the window. Four 12inch fans attached to the bars in tent two oscillating on floor,a cool mist humidifier,but the room is so warm I hope air conditioner will work to bring the temp down from 90.I seen a lot of these 5x5 tents they can really produce some nice plants.im looking to get a few great ladies that have a high medicine effect for my ms.

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I'm hoping someone else will chime in on this, but I'm not sure about your "cool mist humidifier." Humidity isn't a plant's friend, and it can lead to all sorts of mold and other problems, not to mention if it's misting onto the plants then your lights can burn the plants (magnifying glass effect).

The plant should be able to get all the water it needs from the soil--barring some crisis--some you might be overthinking it with this humidifier. You'll want low humidity. Indoors, I run a dehumidifier... which is the exact opposite of yours. One puts water in the air and one takes it out. Four 12 inch fans might be adding to your heat (a very little). I'm stumped on your heat issue. Got any pictures? Something isn't right in the set up. If you're still having heat issues.

Here's one thought I'm having.

1) Are you 100 percent certain that you have the fan venting out the tent instead of pushing the air back into the tent? Sounds silly, but you should check that out. Go to the exhaust duct and put your hand to it. You should feel a lot of air pushing against your hand. If it's sucking in, then that might be the problem right there.

2) You didn't mention where or how the cool air is getting into the tent. Do you have a vent or two open on the bottom of the tent?

3) Is your exhaust on the floor of the tent? It should be higher up, pulling the hot air out.

You should totally take like ten pictures so I can understand what's going on here. You got a new tent, and a cooltube, so you shouldn't be having these problems. Let's figure it out. Others will chime in once you've got some pics up.

50% humidity is fine fro flowering plants.. get the temp under 80 if you want to grow in the tent