Quote Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome
when I lived in Vegas. 100 to 110 degrees daily in the garage

no a/c, and misting only once or twice a week, if that.

3 gallon pots, in soil, and I believe it was 37 grams average for the topped (shorter, 2 cola's) and 43 grams average for the un-topped. (single cola)

this is a 80% indica x 20% sativa mix.

So not sure if my theory about the skinnier leaved strains coming from hot, arid climates is valid.
That is pretty amazing dude, 110F! My plants stopped growing around 85-90 and my humidity is rather higher I think. At least the outdoor humidity sure is! I wasn't misting though... will try that

How long did they take start to finish? I didn't see anything about them temps in your log..lol

Regarding your theory, it may have some significance. In hot, dry climates, plants adapt to have a much higher volume to surface area ratio

In climates with less sun and plenty of moisture, plants do best with very broad leaves, thin leaves, with a much greater surface area than volume

peace

O dude, and by the way.... from your thread, that grow was damn dialed in dawg!

No wonder they decided life was peachy despite the heat.

I was actually quite surprised you used two HPSs wth the garage already being 110F though.

peace
melodious fellow Reviewed by melodious fellow on . will LOW humidity hurt a plant? If your humidity is around 20% or lower can it be bad for the plant? If it is I don't understand why it would be bad for the plant because the leaves don't absorb water do they? Rating: 5