Sativa Vs Indica Temperate Differences

[Dyranty]

So my lil grow consists of 8 bag seeds. 7 Indica - 1 from a different batch the other 6 from the same. I do have one Sativa.

I've read that Indica's take better to climate change, due to the climate they originate from.

temps in my cab been between 78-85 average. the other day they shot up 90-95 and I set them up in a temp grow box I had in a cooler room.

All seem to be doing ok and are back in the cab except the Sativa.

I noticed my Sativa is getting little discolorations on the leaves

I think it's heat stressed ( It's my oldest but went through the stress of being in sunlight as a seedling and me learning how to properly transplant.) I don't think it's going to die, but has anyone had the same situation as me? any advice?

Dyranty Reviewed by Dyranty on 07-10-2008. Sativa Vs Indica Temperate Differences So my lil grow consists of 8 bag seeds. 7 Indica - 1 from a different batch the other 6 from the same. I do have one Sativa. I've read that Indica's take better to climate change, due to the climate they originate from. temps in my cab been between 78-85 average. the other day they shot up 90-95 and I set them up in a temp grow box I had in a cooler room. All seem to be doing ok and are back in the cab except the Sativa. I noticed my Sativa is getting little discolorations on the Rating: 5

[GreenLeaf420]

SO what are you saying they have been shocked?

If so you just have to ride it out. They should correct themselves. Are you using a Hydrozyme or any zyme? That is something that is always good to run through also maybe like a root 66 product after a transplant..

Good Luck GL

[Dyranty]

all of them except one are indica, and the indica are fine. But my Sativa (just one) seems easily heat stressed is that normal? in comparison to sativa to indica?

[rhizome]

Umm- just to point out...

If it's bag seed, you really don't know the genetic background- yer making guesses by phenotype, which doesn't have a 1:1 correlation w/ genotype.

I'd be really surprised if you got bag seed which wasn't a hybrid- straight up indi's are almost as rare as straight sats.

[Dyranty]

Sorry i was estimating by physical appearance. Was just curious since they are all exposed to the same environment. yet the one that looks Sativa is stressing more.

[stinkyattic]

Something to chew on:
Sativas tend to be light feeders.
OVerfed plants tend to react to high-temperature stress in more extreme ways.
Do the math, and see what ya come up with!

[Dyranty]

Awesome, something i didn't know.

Her she is, to save the day! :rambohead:

Thanks stinkyattic.