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    Temperature?

    Does temperature have a significant effect on the yield or quality of your crop? Also could changes in temperature result in your plant going hermy? Any help would be great.

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    madfreek Reviewed by madfreek on . Temperature? Does temperature have a significant effect on the yield or quality of your crop? Also could changes in temperature result in your plant going hermy? Any help would be great. Cheers Rating: 5

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    Temperature?

    I have heard that stress such as low temperatures or transplanting incorrectly can make a plant turn male or hermy, but I don't know this for a fact, it's never happened to me.
    The temperature definately has an effect on growth. Plants need the correct temperatutre to be able to photosynthesise properly. If low temperature is coupled with dampness/high humidity or poor air circulation/ventilation the plants will rot.
    Buds are especially vunerable to rot.
    My gowroom has an average temperature of about 75°F, it drops to about 65 at night when the lights are off, and rises to a maximum of about 82 in summer.

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