Quote Originally Posted by khronik
rhizome: sort of, but a more accurate statement might be, "the hotter you run, the faster your plant will lose water." In that sense, it's true. During the hottest part of the summer I had to give that plant almost a gallon of water every other day.

Bud shot!!
Well, bud porn aside, a more accurate statement would be

In order to prevent stomatal closure at high temperatures, which will limit the availability of atmospheric carbon for fixation, a low VPD must be maintained.

Really, I don't make this stuff up. Here's a link.
rhizome Reviewed by rhizome on . Is heat really that bad for plants? I started 5 nirvana big bud seeds near the beginning of June, and I'm just getting ready to harvest. I started them outside, and moved them to my attic, where temperatures were over 90 degrees for most of the summer. I planned to flower them all in two rubbermaid storage containers with a 400-watt light, but only one ended up being a female, so she got the whole thing. I had the light on during the night to minimize the daily temperature spike, but I still had no cooling and temperatures Rating: 5